Hello Kitty Must Die

The blend of pop culture iconography with gritty horror is so unexpected. I'm curious whether this was a commentary on consumerism or just a bold storytelling choice.

The book mixes horror and humor in a way that made me laugh and squirm at the same time. Was that balance intentional to highlight certain themes?

Her transformation from victim to avenger felt raw and intense. I'm wondering if this arc was inspired by real stories or purely fictional.