#Pacifist Clover would definitely change her mind though if they ever did meet. they're a kind kid. exposure to a human that challenges

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12. for the can of coke!

12. What's a headcanon you have for this character?

I headcanon that there's no difference between Pepsi and Coke and everyone who insists there is is just making it up.

Joke aside, I headcanon that Kanako did discriminate against humans, even before Integrity. Since Chujin doesn't like humans at all, and humans are bound to come up in conversation at some point, I imagine that Chujin used any line of questioning about humans to be like "Humans are dangerous and incapable of decency and you should never ever trust them, they're all evil. Blah blah blah." And Kanako, being a young and impressionable child who has no reason to doubt her parents was like "Okay Daddy, whatever you say!" And then the Snowdin Incident happens and whatever goes on between her and Integrity helps to solidify those views.

(Yes, I know the Wild East is a thing and Kanako loves to play over there and watch movies with Starlo, but seeing humans on TV doesn't mean that it's impossible for her to not hold any sort of negative views on them. Those humans are characters on a screen, not actual people you meet. Kinda like how if you see a werewolf in a movie, you can think that they're super cool. But if you were suddenly put in a room with a werewolf, you'd likely be terrified. Also Chujin (and Ceroba, who would just roll with whatever Chujin says) have far more influence in her life and upbringing than Starlo does.)

The good news is that since she is still so young and impressionable, there's still a chance for her to grow past it if she meets some kind-hearted human(s) and learns that humans are just as diverse as monsters in terms of personality and behaviors and life experience and such.

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