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''You'' probably know all about this - since so many video games come from Japan, of ''course'' a lot of [[Tsundere]] archetypes are present. There are just as many [[Tsundere]] characters in Western games, though! Just read, already!

* Rutee from ''[[Tales of Destiny]]''. ({{spoiler|Wow, she and Leon must've been real [[Tsundere]] siblings}}), who continually bickers with Stahn, but still ends up as his wife in the sequel. And in the said sequel, there's [[The Archer|Nanaly Fletch]], who constantly delivers Loni a [[Armor-Piercing Slap|backbone crusher]] if he pisses her off, especially about her tomboy nature, but in another second, she gets... a bit gushy on him. She even cried on his shoulder once.

** This is par for the course in the [[Tales (series)]], really. You've got Natalia in ''[[Tales of the Abyss]]'', Farah in ''[[Tales of Eternia]]'', Sheena in ''[[Tales of Symphonia]]'', Chloe in ''[[Tales of Legendia]]'', Iria in ''[[Tales of Innocence]]''...

* Since the ''[[Hyperdimension Neptunia]]'' series are an [[Affectionate Parody]] of games and anime alike, it's a given that there'd be at least one character depicting the Type A tsundere stereotype. The characteristics of the Type A tsundere are seen in IF, Noire, and Uni.

* [[Trace Memory|Ashley Mizuki Robbins]] is a mild Type B. She's normally a nice person to be around, but when she loses her temper, she stops listening to others and has a bit of a hissy-fit.

* Lyndis from ''[[Fire Emblem]] 7'' can be seen as a Type B Tsundere through her [[Slap Slap Kiss]] (tsuntsun) interactions with Hector of Ostia and her awkward, gentler reactions (deredere) towards either Eliwood of Pherae, her vassal Kent or Rath [[The Archer]]. If you like your [[Les Yay]], there's her [[Romantic Two-Girl Friendship|adorable and dere-dere]] dynamic with the [[Shrinking Violet]] Florina...

** Sheba herself shows signs of Type B toward Felix in ''The Lost Age'', mostly by [[Deadpan Snarker|sassing everyone equally]] and then [[I Want My Beloved to Be Happy|going with what Felix indicates he wants]].

* Monkey Pink from the ''[[Ape Escape]]'' series changes her attack patterns depending on whether she's cheery or enraged.

* Viconia DeVir in ''[[Baldur's Gate]]: Shadows of Amn'', if the player creates a male protagonist and engages in her romance subplot. Probably at least partly because she comes from an entire race that [[Does Not Like Men]], and partly because she's just plain [[Neutral Evil|evil]].

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