Tsundere/Western Animation: Difference between revisions

* Linka from ''[[Captain Planet]]''. No, she doesn't like [[Jerk with a Heart of Gold|Wheeler]] ''that way'' or so she says, but she's been [[Almost Kiss|close to kissing him several times]] and is his [[Clingy Jealous Girl]] whenever a female expresses interest in him, so...

** Actually she did kiss him right on the lips in the episode where he helped her saved her home town.

'''Linka''': "Soviet!" }}

* Cindy Vortex from ''[[The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron]].'' She's far more "tsun" than "dere," but there are a few times she lets her true feelings for Jimmy slip through.

* Candace of [[Phineas and Ferb]] has some aspects of this. Most noticeable in "Split Personality", in which she's split into pure Tsun Tsun and pure Dere Dere duplicates.

* Turanga Leela from [[Futurama]] is an Tsundere example. She has a love for violence and hit mostly everyone at least once, besides her love interest Fry. She is usually a Type B but Fry makes her irritated often, especially in the beginning. His stupidness, annoyingness, and immaturity brings it out of her turning her into a Type A. Leela at first didn't feel the same but as the series progressed, she fell in love with him, in part to Fry's persistence and also his consideration of her feelings.

* A rare male example: [[The Mean Brit|Kyle]] from ''[[Fanboy and Chum Chum]]'' qualifies. While usually dismissing the titular duo's pushy friendliness with [[Deadpan Snarker|snark]], he has occasionally shown to crave their friendship in reality, most prominently in the episode "Sigmund the Sorcerer".

* Think one male tsundere is rare? How about ''two'' of them put into the same environment? [[Boisterous Bruiser|Buck Tuddrussel]] and [[Robot Buddy|Larry 3000]] from ''[[Time Squad]]'' refer to each other with great amounts of disdain in their default tsun mood, but if placed in a proper situation, can be nice, open and protective over each other (though they are never at the same time). This is more prominent with Larry, who is not subject to [[Testosterone Poisoning]].

* Mitsuki from ''[[Kappa Mikey]]'', for Mikey. She is soft, dependent, shy, and kind the point where nobody else acknowledges her and they often forget her name, but in one episode it's revealed that {{spoiler|she used to be a secret agent before breaking into show business and can injure nearly anyone if need be}}.

* Courtney from ''[[Total Drama Island]]''. Generally polite if bossy, but if you get her mad, she gets bitchy and violent, especially around Duncan, as she shows her Tsun by refusing to admit she likes him.

''(Courtney responds by kicking him in the groin)'' }}

* Kuki aka Numbuh 3 from ''[[Kids Next Door]]'' is [[Kawaiiko|EXTREMELY cute and sweet]]... but she's very, ''very'' obstinate and prone to mood swings, especially when [[Toy Ship|arguing with Wally aka Numbuh 4]].

* Yo from ''[[Fanboy and Chum Chum]]'' is a [[Genki Girl]] with [[Love Makes You Crazy|obsessive tendencies towards the latter protagonist]] by default. Occasionally, especially when dealing with Fanboy, she will switch into tsun mode and become much less pleasant.

* Fluttershy from [[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic|the fourth generation of My Little Pony]], especially in her relationship to animals. Often, she's very kind and sweet to them, acting as a [[Friend to All Living Things]]. But if the animals endanger her friends or make her feel unloved, she will ''flip.''

* Miss Grotke from ''[[Recess]]'' is for 95% of the time an [[Adorkable]] sweetheart. But when provoked....BewareTheNiceOnes.

* Beebe Bluff from ''[[Doug]]'' is pretty friendly, though she's a bit of a tsun-tsun around Skeeter, who it's confirmed she has a crush on.