Random Anime Characters Who Were Betrayed By Someone They Lo (15 items)

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  (#12) Akira Fudo's Best Friend Is The Devil In 'Devilman Crybaby'

  You know what's horrible? Learning that your best friend is literally the Devil. That's exactly what happened to Akira Fudou, whose friend Ryo suddenly appears in his life and immiately starts wreaking havoc on it. Ryo not only publically reveals footage that proves Akira's identity as Devilman, he also reveals that he's the person who caused Akira to be possessed by the demon Amon in the first place.

  Considering how implicitly Akira trusted his friend, and how kind of a person he was before being possesed by a demon, this one really stings. But that's just what happens when you befriend Satan.
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  (#2) Shoto Todoroki's Mother Splashes Boiling Water On His Face In 'My Hero Academia'

  The Todoroki household is not a happy one. Because Shoto's hero potential was so promising, Enji isolated his son from his other siblings. In the meantime, he was verbally and even physically abusive to every member of his family - including his wife Rei.

  Rei was so upset by Enji's poor treatment that she started to resent Shoto for resembling his father. In a moment of frustration, she splashed boiling water into his eye, permanently scarring his face. 

  Enji's abusive treatment of Shoto is a betrayal of his duties as a father, but what his mother did was a betrayal of a loving parent-child relationship. They've since patched things up somewhat, but it doesn't fully erase the pain. 
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  (#4) The Survey Corps Discover That Their Allies Are Titans In 'Attack On Titan'

  The Survey Corps actually endure this repeatedly at the hands of their comrades, Annie, Reiner, and Bertholdt. Going through the trauma of fighting Titans together made the cadets feel closely bonded to one another, so when they first discover that Annie is actually the Female Titan, it's devastating news.

  But things get worse from there. It turns out that Reiner and Bertholdt are also Titan shifters - specifically, the Colossal Titan and the Armored Titan, who breached Wall Maria, destroying thousands of lives and turning many cast members into refugees.

  The cadets don't know whether to feel worse about the events themselves, or the fact that they were perpetrated by trusted friends.
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  (#8) Kiyomi Takada

  • Death Note, Death Note: The Last Name

  When the person you love is a mass murderer, you should expect that things aren't exactly going to turn out in your favor. But the fact that Kiyomi Takada probably could have seen Light Yagami's betrayal coming with a little forethought doesn't make it less sad.

  At first, Light persuades Kiyomi that he loves her and respects her, and gets her to dedicate her life to being his spokesman and his ally. This is pretty easy for the charismatic Light, since Kiyomi is head over heels in love with him anyway. But after Kiyomi takes down Mello, she finds herself in a situation where she's likely to be captured by the SPK. Rather than risk the SPK acquiring any incriminating evidence through Kiyomi, Light uses the Death Note to get her to burn the scrap of notebook paper she'd written Mello's name on - and burn herself alive in the process.

  Kiyomi is far from the only person Light betrays, but this is a particularly heartbreaking example. 
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  (#9) Yona

  • The Other Son

  Soo-won was one of Yona's childhood friends, her cousin, and her first love. Despite genuinely caring for her, he still betrayed her by eliminating her father, Emperor II. He did this because Emperor II actually took Soo-won's father Yu-hon's life, for reasons that are never fully revealed - as well as Emperor II's inability to rule effectively.

  Soo-won didn't want to betray Yona, but his desire for revenge coupled with his desire to see his country ruled properly drove him to it. Of course, that doesn't make the whole thing any less painful for poor Yona.
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  (#10) Ohgi Kaname's Girlfriend Shoots Him In 'Code Geass'

  Ohgi Kaname, a key member of the Black Knights, comes across Villeta Nu, a Brittainian woman who is loyal to the empire. Normally, the two of them would have been enemies, but because Villeta's memories are temporarily lost, they end up falling in love. 

  When Villeta regains her memories, she quickly reverts to her formerly racist opinion of Japanese people. That's why she shoots him in the stomach and commandeers a Knightmare Frame - all while Ohgi has no idea who she truly is or why the woman he loves would do such a thing.

  Eventually, the two reconnect and fall in love again, but that betrayal is likely to stay with them forever. 

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