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I would love to see an argument in support of this character by someone who actually likes him so I can get a different angle of opinion to think on.
I loved Tanaka's social link. His and the monk's were my favorites to go through. Where Tanaka may have been seen as awful, he was at least interesting. The only thing the Gourmet King said that was any good was that bit in Kyoto about why he would not wear a yukata. i will admit, that made me laugh, other than that I found him to be an annoying cheesedick and never worthy of being called a Hee-Ho.
Fair enough, I do appreciate seeing a different take on the link that is in his defense. I don't think it is going to make me like him, but it is worthwhile to think on.
Moon Tarot is about deception and fear/ anxiety, which is mainly what Nozomi goes through with the whole Gourmet King facade and being so hellbent on the cult that screwed up his mental state after the brother stuff
So, it's intentional to a degree, but yea
I think the perspective of the Gourmet King's story is about clearing up his misconceptions about his life after being compared to his brother, but failing to do so on his own, and the cult is a means to an end that went too far. Rank 8 reveals and explains how he thinks in extremes (if his cult* is not taken seriously, it must mean he's hated) and he snaps out of it in 9 and 10, realizing he's been a fraud but also that these comparisons don't matter and he should be himself.
I think the protagonist hangs out with someone like him because he's genuinely a kind soul that understands how important friendships are, but that's the picture Rank 9 painted around him. He has already accepted Suemitsu for who he is and is waiting for the both of them to reach the same conclusion.
I don't really hate any of the characters in the series, there's conscious intent with all of them especially when they're repulsive for one reason or another. The Gourmet King isn't close to my favorite SL but wanted to share my interpretation on what the story is about.