Tsundere/Video Games: Difference between revisions

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* [[Red Alert 3 Paradox]], a [[Game Mod]] for [[Command & Conquer]] Red Alert 3, does this as [[Alternate Character Interpretation]]... [[Emotionless Girl|to]] [[Psychic Powers|Yuriko]] [[Creepy Child|of all people]].

* In [[Radiata Stories]], Ridley is tsun tsun to ''everyone'' from her arranged finance to her commanding officer and stays that way. As the story progresses her dere dere sides emerges more and more around 'her Jack'. Lily, Morgan and Urusla count too.

* Jin Kisaragi from ''[[~~Blaz Blue~~]]'' is a rare male example. He is a complete Type A. He has all the qualities of a complete [[Tsundere]] ''except'' when he is around [[Official Couple|Tsubaki]] or [[Yandere|Ragna]].

* Jin Kisaragi from ''[[BlazBlue]]'' is a rare male example. He is a complete Type A. He has all the qualities of a complete [[Tsundere]] ''except'' when he is around [[Official Couple|Tsubaki]] or [[Yandere|Ragna]].

** Possibly even more [[Tsundere]] on the upcoming sequels.

** What's this? No mention of Ragna The Bloodedge? He's totally a Type A too!

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* Kei Nanjou/Nate Trinity from ''[[Persona]]'' has one moment of [[Tsundere]]. He's mostly a ruthlessly pragmatic, efficient boy, always offering to pick up with the [[Sadistic Choice]], and belittles Mark very often. At one point of the game, however, his ruthlessness becomes pivotal in {{spoiler|getting the Ideal Mary to regain herself}}, gets thanked in result, then he suddenly goes shy/dere-dere mode to the point Mark points out that he should be glad that this is the first time somebody thanked him, which results Nate to snap back to tsun-tsun.

* Hector in ''[[Fire Emblem]]: The Blazing Sword'' shows his soft side more easily around his three bridal choices and [[Ho Yay|Eliwood]].

** Forget Hector, what about Prince Innes from ''[[Fire Emblem ~~the~~ Sacred Stones]]''? Quite the [[Jerkass]] sometimes, but a textbook tsundere for Eirika and L'Arachel. And considering that the latter is a tsundere too, they pretty much compete to see who's more tsuntsun or more deredere.

** Forget Hector, what about Prince Innes from ''[[Fire Emblem: The Sacred Stones]]''? Quite the [[Jerkass]] sometimes, but a textbook tsundere for Eirika and L'Arachel. And considering that the latter is a tsundere too, they pretty much compete to see who's more tsuntsun or more deredere.

* [[Knights of the Old Republic|Bastila]], if the player character is male is often like this. Naturally, it took HK-47 to say what we were all thinking.

{{quote|"Mockery: Oh, master, I love you but I hate everything you stand for, but I think we should go press our slimy, mucus-covered lips together in the cargo hold!"}}

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* Teru Saeki in ''[[Tokimeki Memorial]] Girl's Side 2'' is a complicated example who vacillates between types depending on which persona he's putting forward at the moment. Initially he seems like a Type B, nice to most of his classmates but rude to the protagonist; spending more time with him reveals him as more of a Type A, since his rude behavior is his [[Beneath the Mask|real self]] while his "school idol" persona is just a front. Eventually he softens toward the protagonist, but gets angry and runs off if things get too romantic, ultimately making him a Type B.

* Most any sim dating game will feature one or two type As, and probably at least one type B.

* Ragna the Bloodedge from [[~~Blaz Blue~~]] often comes across as this. He frequently calls others idiots, and is only concerned with the death of Terumi, even if it means killing all who are in it. Despite this however, he does truly care for others, with Noel being a particular one. He always calls her an idiot, but as demonstrated in the True Ending of [[Continuum Shift]], {{spoiler|in which he gives up his arm to break her out of her mind control}}, he does truly care for her.

* Ragna the Bloodedge from [[BlazBlue]] often comes across as this. He frequently calls others idiots, and is only concerned with the death of Terumi, even if it means killing all who are in it. Despite this however, he does truly care for others, with Noel being a particular one. He always calls her an idiot, but as demonstrated in the True Ending of [[Continuum Shift]], {{spoiler|in which he gives up his arm to break her out of her mind control}}, he does truly care for her.

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