So he really only reflects potential for the sensibility, nothing concrete. The closest thing I can think of is his relentless buying her outfits as a means to appease his slightly possessive nature (adorning her in his colors), but even then when she tells him no he fully respects her wishes and stops.
And Comte doesn’t really limit her interactions with other people unless they are a sizable threat to her safety and well-being. Furthermore Comte doesn’t usually exhibit the overwhelming violence and aggression that yanderes tend toward. While usually measured and rational, his feelings tend to overtake him for a few minutes before he calms again-usually with reassurance of MC’s feelings for him. When MC gets hit on by another man and Comte finds out about Vlad interacting with her in his harmless florist persona, Comte gets uncharacteristically agitated. He admits to not wanting to share his MC with any of the men in the mansion, even though he’s well aware the house is like one big family there’s no real risk to his love for her or necessity to be jealous. The difference between Comte and Vlad is that Comte always sees these burgeoning desires within him and distances himself from being compelled to act on them to extremes. While this may come as a surprise to many, Comte actually has a very slight yandere bent, but it would not be accurate to call him a yandere.
The sentence was "world are you looking at our ace?" And the box was a thought box( or saying in the mind) it's very very sad how western fandom interpret things. It's very saddening and it always makes me feel like even though the culture is different, these mangas are translated in eng still people fail to recognise things or mostly choose to ignore? Also "akaashi is bokuto's world" nowhere is written that in manga, people who say they are weebs or are anime/manga fans still doesn't know how to read the manga. But western fandom especially in fanfics and such, shows bokuto being unpopular when in manga he attracts quite attention and shows Akaashi as popular person when in manga Akaashi is not at all famous. And also being highly unpredictable plus pre time skip he was looked upto a lot. Bokuto, throughout the manga is a very wise and very unpredictable character, in the time skip kageyama praised his ability to instantly adapt to envt. Western fandom usually shows that akaashi would have been a better captain(?) I have a lot of incorrecthaikyuu or bokuaka quotes regarding that and it's very disrespectful for the character as well as saddening. Whenever i see western/eng speaking fandom they usually make bokuto, whiny or clingy to Akaashi while in korean/jpn fandoms bokuto is shown as a leader w mood swings as how he is shown in manga. As someone who is very attached to Bokuto-san, I would also like to point out the difference in the portrayal of his character. Hello, I see few people asking about western vs japanese fandom differences.
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