2011-10-10, 23:30 | Link #161 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Location: On the whole, I'd rather be in Kyoto ...
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Aye, Taiga of Toradora was a huge hit for me because (for those that paid attention ) the creators managed to convey those shades of complexity pretty well... (where as the anime Louise in ZnT crushed and damaged the archetype as thin as a piece of paper).
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2011-10-11, 00:55 | Link #164 |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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Yeah, I'd say that's a fair comparison. Most of the examples I can think of are from movies of the 50s/60s though - like characters played by Katherine Hepburn, Shirley Maclaine, Maureen O'Hara.
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2011-10-11, 01:50 | Link #165 | |
Pretentious moe scholar
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The titular character of Otome Youkai Zakuro is another of my favourite examples of a tsundere done right.
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2012-06-04, 12:37 | Link #167 |
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[QUOTE=Vhaltz;3131226]Sorry if I'm digging out this thread out of nowhere, but I found it messing around with google trying to find a "how-to-handle-a-tsundere guide" or something of the sort.
I'm currently dating a tsundere. Yes, they exist xD the one I know and love isn't the kind that plays "I hate you", but rather has a hard time opening up and talking about certain things, to the point where she'll get depressed or angry. So yeah, I normally wouldn't have registered, but Sackett's reply caught my eye. I've had that "cute when you're mad" situation before, but I don't push it or plan for it to happen like that xD mostly because intend to stick around with this girl for as long as I can (forever, if possible). The few times it's happened I remember quite clearly out of how fun they were, though. Unfortunately, when she's being difficult to talk to (she'll jump if I use the wrong words, or just won't care about much of the stuff I say. I guess you could say she's willing to change for me when she's "dere" and couldn't give less of a damn when she's "tsun") I also get somewhat down, since I lack that self-confidence that Sackett mentioned ^^' You might not be able to sit back and relax much if you date/love a tsundere (specially when you're convinced that she's your special one), but it's well worth it. I bet I could remember every word out of any of the times she's been truly sweet to me, it makes you feel so special that you feel like your heart could explode any second Last edited by jesskinsman; 2012-06-04 at 12:43. Reason: second thoughts |
2012-06-04, 16:26 | Link #168 | |
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2012-07-18, 19:17 | Link #170 |
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yep!
Definitely. My bf and I r like that I absolutely hated his guts when we met and he wasn't a big AB of me I'm rly blunt and easily irritable and he kinda takes it and tries to ignore my attitude lol but I can b kinda shy and innocent and he thinks its cute but I still keep up being a badass lol the tsundere relationship XP guess that makes me a tsundere o_o sweet XD
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2012-10-07, 07:25 | Link #171 |
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reply to tsundere personality exist in the real world
no offense if they did exist I would not like them I mean who would want to date some girl who hits you just because of a accident or if they like you. it don't think they would exist because if any did they would be in jail for abuse or dumped because of their constant violence that what i think
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2012-10-07, 16:17 | Link #173 | |
Obey the Darkly Cute ...
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2012-10-08, 16:18 | Link #176 |
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I dated a real-life cartoon violence Tsundere once.
First time we met she was pickpocketing a knife from a mean looking guy in the pool room of a bar. Second time she punches me in the stomach. Third time we had a real boxing match with gloves on. It was a fun relationship but it didn't last very long. |
2012-10-08, 22:26 | Link #177 | |
Cross Game - I need more
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: I've moved around the American West. I've lived in Oregon, Washington, Utah, and Oklahoma
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If you want more tsundere in Western film... I'd probably propose Maureen O'Hara's character from The Quiet Man as a good example.
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2012-10-09, 04:16 | Link #178 |
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Romancing the Stone anyone?
The whole "I hate you, I love you, I hate you" romantic plot is a staple of Western Romance. If you first meet a person and hate them, you know you're fated to be together! That said, the exact way a tsundere is expressed ("I didn't say I liked you ") is somewhat unique to anime. You basically have a person who is hard on the outside, but with a soft caramel interior. This isn't really seen in the west, where instead it's more of a relationship thing. IE the relationship starts hard, but then softens over the course of narrative. While you could say Princess Leia is somewhat Tsundere for Han Solo, she isn't really tsundere because she doesn't really have that dichotomy in her personality between the soft and the hard, the Dere and the Tsun. |
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