Tsundere/Video Games/Visual Novel: Difference between revisions

** Though Mion's tsundere-ness is in debate, one of the TIPS from the VN pegs another Sonozaki as having the attitude of one: ''Oryou.'' Mion speculates this due to Oni-baba's decision to sell off land in an attempt to get new people to come to Hinamizawa and help erase the extreme prejudice against the Houjous, rather than work against it directly.

* Jessica Ushiromiya from ''[[Umineko no Naku Koro ni]]''. Shannon even lampshades it in the game.

** {{spoiler|In the later episodes, Battler and Beato are tsundere for each other, as part of their ongoing [[Mind Game Ship]].}}

*** {{spoiler|And, of course, there is the episode where Beato suddenly goes completely deredere to outmaneuver Battler. When she triumphantly reveals her plan, she explicitly refers to this trope.}}

* Clover from ''[[Nine Hours, Nine Persons, Nine Doors]]'' is a non-romantic version. She's normally very friendly and sweet until someone tries her patience, then she very quickly turns rude and condescending.

* Shiki Tohno of ''[[Tsukihime]]'' - an unusual example in that he's a male and the games' protagonist. In ''most'' of the routes he's a classic example of [[Nice Guy]]-- cordial and well-mannered towards his love interest and just about anyone he meets - except for the closest-to-canon Arcueid route. There, he spends a large amount of time with Arcueid verbally insulting her, bringing up the fact that she's a vampire and not human, and complaining that he doesn't understand how her brain works. Arcueid being Arcueid, she doesn't mind.

'''Arcueid''': Ahaha, that's me! }}

** He acts like this towards his friend Arihiko as well-- not in a romantic sense, despite their occasional moments of slight [[Ho Yay]]-- he says that he has "loads of sympathy for anyone but him" and generally they spend most of their time together not getting along and very badly so, but they're quite obviously very close and good friends in spite of that.