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* Kira Tonbo from ''[[Angelicate Avenue]]'' is completely and totally tsun-tsun to Kimi, then when spoken to by Koja, reverts to dere-dere mode.
* Kiina in ''[[Bionicle]]:The Legend Reborn''.
* If you look at it from another point of view, then Wally from ''[[Kids Next Door]]'' is a male tsundere. He's the kind of kid who's crazy for action, but when Kuki's being sweet to him, he can't look at Kuki straight in the eye.
* Helga Pataki in ''[[Hey Arnold!]]'' goes all ''dere-dere'' on Arnold in private and even has a shrine devoted to him, yet she can only act ''tsun-tsun'' and bully him in public. In fact, she could easily [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRQsO8LH2MQ&fmt=18 out-tsundere] even the most extreme Anime tsunderes.
** Rhonda could easily be seen as this for Harold, especially in "Operation Ruthless" and "An Egg Story".
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* 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]].
* Sarah from [[Ed, Edd 'n' Eddy|Ed, Edd & Eddy]]. It's hard to tell, because she's almost always in tsun-mode - occasionally going full-blown [[Ax Crazy]] - but she does have her occasional dere moments, mostly toward [[Camp Gay|Jimmy]].
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