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So its the weekend, its time for serious questions, which 'dere' type of character is your favorite?
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Is Tsundere doesn't win, humanity is a mistake.
Senjougahara n1
I love her but she really couldn't make up her mind.The prototype.
After that it was all downhill.
The kuudere example appears to be incorrect according to the dere wiki (because of course that is a thing).
Kuudere is apparently a character who pretends that they don't have feelings, but they actually care a lot. That's Geralt, my #1 anime boy.
Rei would be a koodere (which these maniacs spell as "coodere"), a character who only develops feelings over the course of the story.
Kuudere
"Kuudere" (JPJapanese: クーデレRomaji: KuudereTranslation: Cool Love) is a term for a character who appears calm and unemotional most of the time, but becomes cute and loving around their love interest. They don't talk much and have a cold uninterested attitude towards people who are not their love...the-dere-types.fandom.com
Thanks for coming to my TEDere.
Dere
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I didn't realize how deep this thing went...
Whoever picked Yandere purely based on seeing Yuno from Future Diary in that comic is sure exposing their trash tastes. Surely there are better examples out there.
Wife and I just finished this show back in January. We watched it because we were told it was one of The Best. Boy were we mislead.
Such a pile of misogynistic trash. I wrote up an entire synopsis that I was going to post here on Etcera but realized I was putting more effort into something just not worth it.
Wife and I just finished this show back in January. We watched it because we were told it was one of The Best. Boy were we mislead.
Such a pile of misogynistic trash. I wrote up an entire synopsis that I was going to post here on Etcera but realized I was putting more effort into something just not worth it.
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i will only say that vegeta has an article on the tsundere wiki:
tsuntsun.fandom.com
Vegeta
It is still unknown if Vegeta is a tsundere, though he is considered as one by almost everyone. Vegeta is a slim man who is also very muscular. He has spiky, black hair, that firmly stands upwards and stays in that position. He is also a man of below average stature. Vegeta is cold, arrogant...
tsuntsun.fandom.com
lol
I can safely say both of the main characters are the worst characters I've seen in anime and possibly in all of fictional media. I've never cheered for antagonist characters more than any other piece of media than this one.
A Miyazaki gi, which must be worn at Miyazaki-do, to learn Miyazakijutsu.
*smokes cigarette, blows up a head with an environmental message*
*smokes cigarette, blows up a head with an environmental message*
Out of those, I generally lean towards tsundere characters, I guess.
Usually I don't care for the "idea" of yandere, for example, but I enjoyed watching Higurashi Gou's
Overall, I prefer characters who aren't defined by their relationship dynamics with a single person though, so my preferences are more based on individual characters and the series itself.
Usually I don't care for the "idea" of yandere, for example, but I enjoyed watching Higurashi Gou's
Satoko, who in the original series (and even in the first half of Gou) was used for tsundere jokes with the male lead, but turns out to be completely obsessed over someone else later on.
Google image search did it!
Probably a good idea.
i guess dandere? Idk, most romance stuff I read is BL, and I feel like I never hear "dere" terms used, but I do like stories that involve someone who's reserved slowly opening up over time a la Given.
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I guess Kuu and Dan could count but these are Character Archetypes so no.
