#hobo4lyfe

Ok… I ended up writing too much lol.

I wholeheartedly agree there is no other character in the voltage realm that has beat his character development. In fact, his personality changes dramatically. He is only a buttface^2, because in a cutthroat business world and addition to being made fun of for only inheriting his father’s name and business, you need to seem “cold”. You can see his demeanor change with MC.

Legit that boi loves her and endears her so much, the other bidders are surprised. I think what throws people off is mainly his S1 where the bidders (not just Eisuke) treat her as “property”. As, who wouldnt be suspicious of her running/tattling about the auction (if you place yourself in their shoes). They need to have a certain “vibe”, to scare people. But, everyone really warms up to her. Soryu, a woman hater, even treats her fair (not to consider he likes her in Eisuke’s route according to substories). Baba isnalways a nice person, and I believe he really becomes her friend. Mamoru, though indifferent, respects her greatly (considering she tamed a beast). SHUICHI AND HIKARU (both in sub stories have like her, in fact there is a cheat AU with Hikaru) both really respect her. Luke, loves her collarbones. But the person who truly truly loves her, is Eisuke. He changes his entire system of BELIEF for her. In S4 he talks about how he would sacrifice it all, even becoming angry she would leave him just to save him. His monologue basically said would die for her.

He hardly smiles, as stated by Baba and Soryu (long life friends), but you can see in many routes when they’re alone he is always smiling.

There is a substory where her ex comes down, and everyone thinks he is being jealous, because her EX gets disqualified from the coffee round. But in the end, it turns out her ex burnt the coffee. His previous stories showed him as an incredibly jealous and crazy guy, and tho he WAS jealous, he was also really mature in comparision to his first few sub stories.

Each of his route touches a different growth in his life, which is hardly done in any story. I have a lot of favorites, but as you progress in their stories, there isnt a lot of growth. What it mainly is, is the MC and LI fighting or facing a weird problem and they overcome it together. Which, nothing is wrong with that. But Eisuke'srl route, both Eisuke and MC challenge each other’s belief. In the proposal, she legit believes that to get married, you need to realize what family stands for. Eisuke, believes marriage is just paper and financial liability, like taxes. If you’re together, you’re together (which tbh was my mind set for a long time). However, at the end, Eisuke realizes that family doeant mean “blood”, he realizes it means the people you will hold on to and cherish for the rest of your life. And MC in that route comes to realize that mot everyone has the same mentality of what family is, considering Eisuke was adopted.. she grows to appreciate him, and doesn’t care, whereas Eisuke learns to love her and accept the new definition of family - integrating both opinions into a large compromise.

They face crazy tribulations, but it’s a growth that is very rarely seen in Voltage stories. Most are rushed, or the stories get weak. (Not saying that Eisuke is the ONLY one, because there are others) however, Eisuke’s story really grows and shows huge character development.

That’s MY bias, but I’m willing to stand for my opinion. A lot of people hate him, only on his S1, but S1 has to be tough to read so you can get a feel for his character - it’s like watching only 1 episode of a show. You need multiple episodes to really judge what it’s like. Which is why there are characters I dislike, but I won’t judge because I haven’t really read everything. (Except Ota, I just REALLY like to dog kn him because it’s funny lol, but I also make fun of Eisuke a lot.)

We should give all characters a chance, and if it’s not our thing it’s okay! It’s okay to share our opinions, but at the same time we should also consider why people like the character too.

In fact, I think the Eisuke fanbase makes fun of him the most! Having fun and poking fun is great, but legitly getting angry for people at liking a character seems silly.

By The Campus Hobos

In what turned out to be one of the best partnerships in investigative journalism/pizza reviewing in Cadre history, Famous Peppers came to the Campus Hobos' rescue on Thursday with some complimentary pizzas. The Hobos, hungry and sleepy after a week on campus, are forever grateful. Famous Peppers has been the King of gourmet pizza in Charlottetown since they moved into Kent St. roughly a year ago. Peppers offers around 15 signature pizzas on their menu, and also come up with ridiculous(ly delicious) "Pizza of the Moment" creations.  Their creativity, combined with the use of local ingredients and a high standard of quality has rocketed them to the top of Charlottetown's diverse pizza scene. Last night, Peppers sent the Campus Hobos six half-pizzas, as seen in the pictures, and we reviewed the shit out of them.  Enjoy, we did. 

The Cardigan (left-hand side of image)

This pizza is the standard bearer of Famous Peppers' pizzas.  It is essentially a deluxe deluxe pizza.  It has more veggies and meats than your standard pizza of this variety, but it won't get old fast. Hobo Bob says he would "be able to eat [The Cardigan] for a month without getting sick of it". 

Hobo Rating: 8 Tires Fires out of 10.   

The Doctor (right-hand side of image)

Similar to the Cardigan, The Doctor is a deluxe veggie pizza.  It's colourful as all hell, has gratuitous cheeses (feta, mozzarella, parmesan sprinkles) and fresh veggies (tomatos, olives, onions, peppers, mushrooms), and gives the illusion of being healthy.  Hobo josh, who had this as his sixth slice, claimed it "breathed life back into him".  

Hobo Rating: 8 Roasted Pigeon Wings out of 10.   

By The Campus Hobos

The campus hobos made it through Monday to tell their tale.  Here it is. Josh

Arrived on campus for a 10:30am class. After class I dug out some Mac n’ Cheese from the Cadre office fridge that I had frozen during education week. It was a big ugly brain-type blob, which I had to break in half before defrosting/microwaving. Found a stick of butter and tossed a big chunk of it in, which made it delicious. Around supper time, I move the SU microwave into the Cadre office and heated up a leftover enchilada that I brought from home. Drank some coffee that was leftover from Mickey’s Place earlier in the day. During my night class mid-class break I went over to the Deans’ Honours Awards to scope out free food, but the timing was off and I didn’t get any. Met up with the other hobos after class and went to Dalton Hall, where Travis and I slept in the abandoned FNS lounge.  Bob