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I'll demonstrate... since it ''figures'' that you wouldn't know what a Tsundere is. Look, if you ''really'' must know, I ''suppose'' that I'll tell you. Just... consider yourself lucky that I just ''happen'' to have an article handy!


''Idiot''.

...'ahem.' Yes. So. The Japanese term ''tsundere'' refers to a character who "runs hot and cold", alternating between two distinct moods: [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aS4mRlNCV8g tsuntsun] (''aloof'' or ''irritable'') and [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBFXUospjjk deredere] (''lovestruck'').

The tsuntsun can range from the "silent treatment" to "lovestruck kindergartener who pushes you into the sandbox." The reasons behind a Tsundere's behavior vary widely. Some are reasonable [[Justified Trope|justifications]]. Others simply flow from the conflict between their feelings about the object of their affections and their reactions to having them.

The Tsundere [[Stock Character|stock characterization]] is very popular with writers of [[Romantic Comedy]] because the conflicts between both personality facets can be easily utilized to generate both drama and comedy. Can be form of [[Wish Fulfillment]] especially if it's obvious the male lead is an [[Author Avatar]].

Tsundere can be divided into two main categories, depending on their default mood:

* '''Type A''' (alias Type Tsun or ''harsh''): These Tsundere have ''tsuntsun'' as their default mood. It takes something special to trigger their deredere side. The intensity of the tsuntsun can range from "I must glare and fight my way through life" (Louise of ''[[Zero no Tsukaima]]'') to grumpy pessimism (Kagami of ''[[Lucky Star]]''). It's about which part of the tsundere personality is the public face and which the hidden. If the Tsundere is [[The Rival]], she is more likely to be Type A. [[Rivals Team Up|Helping a rival out]] is usually accompanied by a line like "Don't get me wrong, [[I Was Just Passing Through|I'm not doing this for you]]."

Type A can overlap with a [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]], but usually not. The moods of a Tsundere tend to switch in reaction to the actions of select people or adverse scenarios; the deredere side usually only comes out when someone has acted in a way to trigger it. A [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]] is jerkish in general regardless of whether the other person is mean or nice, and shows their [[Hidden Heart of Gold]] only when the situation warrants, regardless of how the other person had been acting. Male characters in particular should be considered for [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]] status, as arguably because of [[Double Standard]]s, men are generally that instead of tsundere, although the [[Kuudere]] subtype is more equally split in gender. Oranyan is sometimes used to refer to a male tsundere character - incorrectly since it means the complete opposite.

* '''Type B''' (alias Type Dere or ''sweet''): These Tsundere have ''deredere'' as their default mood. They are [[Yamato Nadeshiko|sweet, kind and generous]], but just happen to have a [[Pervert Revenge Mode|hidden violent]] [[Unprovoked Pervert Payback|side as well]]. In this case, temper is almost always triggered by someone or something else, usually a [[Love Interest]]. Either they have [[Belligerent Sexual Tension]], or are an [[Idiot Ball|idiot]], or are an [[Accidental Pervert]], or just has no idea how to [[What Is This Thing You Call Love?|handle feelings of love and attraction]]. May also overlap with [[Violently Protective Girlfriend]] if her [[Love Interest]] is threatened or in danger.

Type B should not be confused with a [[Yandere]]. If a Type B Tsundere were really convinced that their [[Love Interest]] didn't want them, they would revert back to the deredere side and probably enter an [[I Want My Beloved to Be Happy]] phase.

See also the [[Tsundere/Analysis|Analysis page]] for more detailed information on common "strategies" employed by '''Tsundere''' characters, and other, related topics. [http://www.escapistmagazine.com/news/view/116164-Science-Explains-Tsundere-Appeal Here] is a scientific explanation on the appeal of the tsundere character.

A common way of showing that a Tsundere has [[Character Development|mellowed or has had her heart won over]] by the [[Love Interest]] is to have her shift from Type A to Type B. If her motivations are inquired, she will often engage in a [[Suspiciously Specific Denial]], complete with a [[Luminescent Blush]] and total evasion of eye contact (cue the squeaks of [[Moe Moe]]).

When paired with a [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]], together they produce [[Belligerent Sexual Tension]]. Sometimes a way of creating a [[Jerk Sue]]. Compare with [[Well, Excuse Me, Princess!]], [[Jerkass]], and [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold]]. Contrast with [[Tsunshun]], which shares the spiky exterior but has depression and self-doubt rather than kindness hiding underneath. When [[Flanderized]] tends to overlap with [[Mood Swinger]]. Also see [[Don't You Dare Pity Me!]] and [[Anger Born of Worry]]. [[Aloof Ally]] may show the same hot-and-cold behavior but for differing reasons. Very fond of [[Pervert Revenge Mode]]. [[Shana Clone]] is a specific subtrope with a particular set of characteristics.

[[No Real Life Examples, Please]]. For invoked examples (ex. Tsundere Cafes), those can go to the "Other" category.

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Huh? Did you ''really'' read through the whole thing? You're determined, aren't you?

Not that I noticed, or anything. [[Bad Liar|I'm just impressed by your attention span. Maybe. A little.]]

-[[Beat]]-

[[Luminescent Blush|Stop looking at me like that!]]

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[[Category:Unisex Tropes]]
[[Category:Tropes of Legend]]
[[Category:More Than Meets the Eye]]
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[[Category:Harem Genre]]
[[Category:Turn of the Millennium]]
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[[Category:Tomboy]]
[[Category:Double Standard]]
[[Category:The New Tens]]
[[Category:Ice Queen]]
[[Category:Emotion Tropes]]
[[Category:Turn-On Tropes]]
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Latest revision as of 07:10, 6 October 2016


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