^Not good for you maybe. It's about time Sue found her place. I'm not a usual fan of yukkuri violence, but the way people love these make me interested in their deaths.
^ That's a small part of why I dislike/hate yukkuris in general. There's no good end for yuka but it might make people like her more and her Sueness will be further off the chart.
See, I don't get that either. Plenty of yukas are dicks. They grow much more food than they would ever need, and then have the gall to say nobody else can have it. That's like me buying a hotdog stand and wheeling it over to the local hobos. I'll never eat all that food, but damned if I'm sharing it.
Yukas just grow flowers because they love flowers, not because its food. Yukkuris may see it as food, but yukas just wants to make and maintain a pretty garden, nothing more. On that note, if someone came into your garden to wreck everything you planted, wouldn't you feel a bit peeved? Same with the dipshit yukkuris that just come to eat yukas flowers. They didn't work for it, why give it to them?
Also, wouldn't you want to sell some hotdogs to make back your investment on the hotdog stand? Just saying its kinda silly to buy a whole stand just for the hotdogs. :p
^ well, this requires the same assumptions that would allow it to follow my Yuka example, namely that the hotdog stand is free. Hell, what if I just FOUND the hotdog stand? What's to say a Yuka didn't just FIND a flower field and claim it as her yukkuri place? There are plenty of assumtions you need to make concerning the situation in many comics due to the lack of information given. Seeing the way yukkuri claim territory, I find it completely viable that a Yuka didn't plant her own field.
You know, i rather imagined that Yuka find an 'easy place', decimate the existing flowers/plants, then grow whichever ones that particular Yuka likes (sunflowers, heh). So they're a pest to growers in general, but with some management they can be useful workers for growing flowers with.
This introduced "Mary Sue" to the populace here, and they've been confounded and grappling with the implications ever since. Basically, a "Sue" is a shallow character that shows up seemingly out of nowhere and plays an important role in the plot without sufficient build-up. They are also used by lazy artists/authors to represent themselves and their views.
So basically, you hate yukkuris. You like girls. You draw a really hot girl that kills yukkuris... just because. That's an example of a Mary Sue.
Well, the important aspects of the Mary Sue that I see in Yukas are 1. Everyone loves them and 2. Arguable Perfection. They don't act like dicks to humans, they are self-sufficient and they don't have fatal flaws. Everyone loves China, but they are mentally deficient (at least speech wise) and so it's a kind of cripple-moe. Yuka don't have the shakespearean tragic flaw, something that all yukkuri have in addition to the yukkuri personality (which yuka don't have). Basically, Yuka arn't yukkuri, they only look like one.
and I think Yuuka types have a yukkuri personality, it's just their idea of Taking it Easy is to plant/grow stuff on their own. Like a patchy type, but quieter. (That's just me tho'. You may be entirely right). That kinda raises the question of whether the appearance and ability is what makes a yukkuri, or is it the mentality?
Additionally, it's worth mentioning that China's are also the second least cruel/most useful (Not counting the China that went bat-shit crazy, teamed up with Flan and Remiya and killed everyone in a vengeful rage) because they're either asleep or guarding something.
Also, I want a Komachi-type. ^_^ *snore* *snort-!* TAKE IT EASY~!! *snoooore*
Komachi-types are the only Yukkuri i honestly can't imagine having an edible filling. Mostly because i just see them as sort of living pillows/bean-bags, simply due to the fact that i can't get the idea of using a large one as a living beanbag out of my head. It'd be comfy.