Tsundere (EntityClass, 7)

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The tsundere is a very common archetype that you either love or hate. As many of us may know, they may either be mainly Tsun-Tsun, Dere-Dere or equally both. Romance tsundere usually have issues with their love interest while still being nice to other people. Non-romance tsundere usually have a hard time acting nice with pretty much anyone, but are actually kinda squishy on the inside. Of course, the inverse for each is also true.

And yes. All of us have a tsundere inside us, but what I'm talking about is the textbook tsundere.

Examples

Louise from Zero no Tsukaima, Shana from Shakugan no Shana, Sanzenin Nagi from Hayate no Gotoku!, and Katagiri Yuuhi from Akana-iro ni Somaru Saka, who are all voiced by the same seiyu and are all the main female role.
Sakura from Narutards
Aisaka Taiga from ToraDora!
Tendo Akane from Ranma 1/2.
Parsee Mizuhashi from Touhou, to the jealousy extent
Alice Margatroid, also from Touhou, to the not-romantic extent. Fans say otherwise, though.

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-	The '''tsundere''' is a very common archetype that you either love or hate. As [[You\|many of us]] may know, they may either be mainly Tsun-Tsun, Dere-Dere or equally both. Romance tsundere usually have issues with their love interest while still being nice to other people. Non-romance tsundere usually have a hard time ~~being~~ nice with pretty much anyone, but are actually kinda squishy on the inside. Of course, the inverse for each is also true.	+	The '''tsundere''' is a very common archetype that you either love or hate. As [[You\|many of us]] may know, they may either be mainly Tsun-Tsun, Dere-Dere or equally both. Romance tsundere usually have issues with their love interest while still being nice to other people. Non-romance tsundere usually have a hard time acting nice with pretty much anyone, but are actually kinda squishy on the inside. Of course, the inverse for each is also true.

	And yes. [[All of us]] have a tsundere inside us, but what I'm talking about is the textbook tsundere.		And yes. [[All of us]] have a tsundere inside us, but what I'm talking about is the textbook tsundere.