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What is a tsundere character?
Look up tsundere in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Tsundere (ツンデレ, pronounced [tsɯndeɾe]) is a Japanese term for a character development process that depicts a character with a personality who is initially polarized warm/soft, cold, temperamental, hotheaded (and sometimes even hostile) before gradually showing a warmer, friendlier side over time.
What are tsundere and Type B?
Tsundere are sometimes divided into two types, called type A and type B. Type A tsundere default to tsuntsun behavior. In other words, they’re harsh and short-tempered to most people. They warm up only when you get to know them. This is the original tsundere archetype. Type B, on the other hand, is usually deredere.
What is the difference between a Dandere and a kuudere?
A dandere is a quiet, shy character who slowly warms up to the protagonist and becomes more social. A kuudere is a cool, stoic, composed character who never seems to show emotion, but reveals a softer side as a relationship develops.
Is Nene Tswana a tsundere?
Unlike other tsunderes, Nene isn’t just tsundere toward one person. This relatively petite lady isn’t afraid to get angry at anyone. Then again, her dere side does reveal itself in later episodes.
What is tsundere in Excel Saga?
In Excel Saga volume 15, author Rikdo Koshi defines tsundere as “hard on the outside, soft on the inside” and associates it with character Misaki Matsuya. Tsundere as a concept is not strictly limited to women, and is not strictly limited to manga or anime.
Where did Moe and tsundere come from?
Comiket organizer Koichi Ichikawa has described Lum Invader of Urusei Yatsura as being both the source of moe and the first tsundere; figurine sculptor Bome has also cited Lum as an inspiration for his designs. Manga critic Jason Thompson named Madoka Ayukawa of the 1980s series Kimagure Orange Road as the root of the tsundere archetype.