Talk:Yunyun

The term chunibyou is used incorrectly to describe the Crimson Demon Clan members on at least this page, as well as the Head Researcher page. The way it is used here could confuse or mislead newcomers that are unfamiliar with the word and should be changed to an appropriate adjective like "eccentric," or "extravagant."

Chunibyou is used to identify delusional thinking. It generally involves teenage boys (less frequently, girls) that are in a certain age group, who succumb to the delusion that they have special powers, where in reality they do not.

The Crimson Demons, on the other hand, suffer from no such delusions. They are at best described as eccentric, extravagant, or ostentatious in their magic invocation; but that they have said power -- imbued by the Head Researcher -- is undeniable, and in fact acknowledged by others outside their group.

The Wikipedia entry defines chunibyou as: "a Japanese colloquial term typically used to describe early teens who have grandiose delusions, who desperately want to stand out, and who have convinced themselves that they have hidden knowledge or secret powers."

The emphasis is on delusional thinking -- and, going by various anime (most notably, Saiki K, featuring a god-like psychic named Saiki, as well as a totally average human with no powers named Kaido, who nevertheless believes he has psychic abilities/powers), there is a clear correlation: the only time the term is used is explicitly when describing characters who only think (i.e. delude themselves into believing)/behave as if they have special powers, but in reality do not.

Furthermore, according to the Wikipedia entry, there are three sub-categories of chunibyou. Note that none of these describe the Crimson Demons, who were in fact imbued with actual powers by the Head Researcher (note that that page also incorrectly uses the term chunibyou):
 * DQN", who act like delinquents
 * "subculture", who go against the mainstream trends
 * "evil eye", who aspire to have special powers.

Whereas the term is used here to describe Crimson Demons, who clearly do possess super powers (e.g. Megumin's Explosion Magic). It is therefore incorrect use of the word that will likely confuse someone who is unfamiliar with it -- and it must be changed, if the fidelity of this page is to be preserved.