Random Anime Characters Who Were Betrayed By Someone They Lo (15 items)

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  (#1) Nina Tucker's Father Fuses Her With The Family Dog In 'Fullmetal Alchemist'

  Nina Tucker was a little girl who, like most little girls, loved her daddy. The last thing she expected was for him to fuse her with the family dog. But Shou Tucker does exactly that. Why? Because he thought that producing a 'talking chimera' would secure his career as a state alchemist, and his job was apparently more important to him than his child - and his dog. In fact, it was also more important to him than his wife, because he did the exact same thing to Nina's mother and another dog.

  If you want to punch this guy in the face, you're totally not alone - he's one of the most loathed anime characters of all time. 
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  (#13) Sailor Moon

  • Sailor Moon, Sailor Moon Super S: The Movie, Sailor Moon S the Movie, Sailor Moon R the Movie: Promise of the Rose, Sailor Moon

  Sometimes, a betrayal can still be heartbreaking even if it isn't the real deal. That's what happens when Sailor Neptune and Sailor Uranus seemingly betray the rest of the Sailor Scouts by teaming up with their enemy, Sailor Galaxia. Sailor Moon is understandably devastated by this betrayal. 

  The betrayal turns out to be a ruse to help the Scouts defeat Sailor Galaxia, but that plan doesn't work out so well for them - when they reveal to Galaxia where their allegiance truly lies, she destroys them. 
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  (#9) Yona

  • The Other Son

  Soo-won was one of Yona's childhood friends, her cousin, and her first love. Despite genuinely caring for her, he still betrayed her by eliminating her father, Emperor II. He did this because Emperor II actually took Soo-won's father Yu-hon's life, for reasons that are never fully revealed - as well as Emperor II's inability to rule effectively.

  Soo-won didn't want to betray Yona, but his desire for revenge coupled with his desire to see his country ruled properly drove him to it. Of course, that doesn't make the whole thing any less painful for poor Yona.
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  (#5) Gracefield House Is Selling Kids To Hungry Demons In 'The Promised Neverland'

  Isabella, known to the orphans of Gracefield House as Mama, is beloved by all of her children - especially Emma. When they find out that she's secretly selling them off as meat for a race of demons, she feels justifiably betrayed. There's no time to dwell on it too much though - Emma and her friends have to figure out how to escape before they meet the fate that Isabella has in store for them.

  Viewers eventually discover that Isabella isn't doing this because she wants to. She was once in the same situation as Emma was, but instead of being used as demon food, she was offered a position as a Mama who would raise up the next generation of meat.
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  (#12) Akira Fudo's Best Friend Is The Devil In 'Devilman Crybaby'

  You know what's horrible? Learning that your best friend is literally the Devil. That's exactly what happened to Akira Fudou, whose friend Ryo suddenly appears in his life and immiately starts wreaking havoc on it. Ryo not only publically reveals footage that proves Akira's identity as Devilman, he also reveals that he's the person who caused Akira to be possessed by the demon Amon in the first place.

  Considering how implicitly Akira trusted his friend, and how kind of a person he was before being possesed by a demon, this one really stings. But that's just what happens when you befriend Satan.
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  (#8) Kiyomi Takada

  • Death Note, Death Note: The Last Name

  When the person you love is a mass murderer, you should expect that things aren't exactly going to turn out in your favor. But the fact that Kiyomi Takada probably could have seen Light Yagami's betrayal coming with a little forethought doesn't make it less sad.

  At first, Light persuades Kiyomi that he loves her and respects her, and gets her to dedicate her life to being his spokesman and his ally. This is pretty easy for the charismatic Light, since Kiyomi is head over heels in love with him anyway. But after Kiyomi takes down Mello, she finds herself in a situation where she's likely to be captured by the SPK. Rather than risk the SPK acquiring any incriminating evidence through Kiyomi, Light uses the Death Note to get her to burn the scrap of notebook paper she'd written Mello's name on - and burn herself alive in the process.

  Kiyomi is far from the only person Light betrays, but this is a particularly heartbreaking example. 

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