Sota Yuki

Sota Yuki was one of the male students that attended Akademi High School.

Appearance

Sota wears the default male school uniform, unless customized by the player.

He has straight yellow hair that is cut short. His eyes are dark yellow.

Personality

Among the types of personas currently implemented in the game, he was a Social Butterfly. He would happily pose for a picture if the player aimed their camera at him. If Sota saw a corpse or witnesses a murder, he would run to the nearest secluded area and call the police. He could not participate in physical fights against murderers.

Routine

SotaCameraReactSeptember — Sota striking a cute pose. September 1st, 2017.

At 7:05 AM, Sota entered the school grounds. He walled to his locker at 7:10 AM and changed from his outdoor shoes to his indoor shoes. At 7:15 AM, he walked into the plaza, to the right side of the fountain, and gossiped with Haruto Yuto, Hayato Haruki, Ryusei Koki, Sora Sosuke, and Riku Soma.

At 8:00 AM, Sota walked into Classroom 1-2 and sipat at his desk. He started his morning classes at 8:30 AM, and leaved to go to the cafeteria to gossip at 1:00 PM. At this time, he would discuss an anime with Haruto.

Sota walked back to class again at 1:30 PM and participated in cleaning time between 3:30 PM and 4:00 PM. He then headed to his locker and changed from his indoor shoes to his outdoor shoes, then he lingered there until 3:50 PM, when he walked home.

Trivia

His name is a reference to the most popular male Japanese names in 2012, 3rd most popular being Sota, 4th most popular being Yuki.^[2]^[3]
Name 颯太 Sota means ”Big Sound Of The Wind” (颯 So means ”Sound Of The Wind”, and 太 Ta means ”Big”). Surname 幸 Yuki means ”Happiness”.
His female counterpart is Yuna Hina.
Before the June 29th, 2016 Build, Sota arrived on school grounds 9th in line on the left side, at 7:05 AM.
As of August 18 2018 Sota has been removed from the game. YandereDev said that he (with the other rainbow students) will be put back into the game once the frame rate is stable, and if not, then he (along with the other removed rainbow students) will appear in 1980s Mode.
If he and Yuna were in a club, they'd be in the Gardening Club.

Quotes

“	So, there are these invisible monsters that feed off of negative emotions. If these monsters grow powerful enough, they can influence human behavior, which results in crimes like murder. There's a small number of people who have the ability to see and fight the monsters. Only females can have this power. The show is about the magical girls who can see and fight the monsters. Their power depends on how many admirers they have, so the magical girls are usually pop idols. All of them are actresses, singers, models, super-popular bloggers, and things like that. Their power gets weaker when they're far away from their fans, so the Japanese magical girls stay in Japan, the American magical girls stay in America, and so on. Are you getting all of this? If they stopped being popular, then they would lose their power - so they have to juggle their public celebrity life with their secret magical girl life. That's where it gets interesting. The protagonist is a girl named Miyuki who isn't a celebrity, she's just the most popular girl in her school. The other magical girls look down on her because she's nothing like them. The show is about Miyuki's struggle to cut it as a magical girl even though she's relatively weak, and none of the other magical girls respect her. Trust me, man, this show is freaking amazing. I don't want to spoil it, but it gets REALLY GOOD once Miyuki starts getting stronger than some of the veteran magical girls, and they start...ah...just trust me, you NEED to watch this show. One of the main characters is a swimsuit model who has millions of fans because she's super busty. Magical Girl Pretty Miyuki! If you saw the show, you'd understand!	”
	— Sota during his conversation with Haruto during lunchtime on Monday.

“	Dude, you NEED to keep watching. It gets REALLY good about halfway through the first season. No, you don't get it! The first half of the show is there to TRICK people into THINKING that they're watching a typical magical girl show, and then, BAM, the plot twists start dropping! Yyyyyes, technically, BUT! If you were planning to drop the show, then it was totally worth it! You need to understand this: Magical Girl Pretty Miyuki is a DECONSTRUCTION of magical girl shows! It takes the concept of magical girls, and then applies it to real life. Like, how hard would your life actually be if you really were a magical girl? That's what the show is about! Yeah, but, Miyuki does it differently! Trust me, dude - truuuuust me! Keep watching. You NEED to!	”
	— Sota during his conversation with Haruto during lunchtime on Tuesday.

“	Have you been watching it? That's what makes it so good! It lays out all these tropes, and then it SUBVERTS the tropes! I can't let you drop the show, dude! I need you to know that there's a payoff coming soon! You don't get it, dude, you just don't get it! The show's creators are brilliant! Geniuses! Oh man, I can't WAIT until you hit episode 7. I wish I could see the look on your face...	”
	— Sota during his conversation with Haruto during lunchtime on Wednesday.

“	Aaaaand? Aaaaand? WHAAAAAT? No way. You're just trying to ACT like you're unimpressed, but I know it surprised you! That was SUBTLE FORESHADOWING.	”
	— Sota during his conversation with Haruto during lunchtime on Thursday.

“	DUDE! Seriously?! Wh-what was your favorite part?! ...Okay, yeah, but...what about the character development? The plot twists? The subversion of popular tropes? The deconstruction of the magical girl genre? The deep, philosophical introspection? ...but...but...deconstruction... ...you're not worthy...you don't DESERVE to watch Magical Girl Pretty Miyuki! Don't talk to me.	”
	— Sota during his conversation with Haruto during lunchtime on Friday.