First off, let me introduce to those who don't know, what "tsundere" actually means!
Tsundere is actually a combination of the words tsuntsun and deredere.
-TsunTsun means "to turn away in disgust"
-DereDere means "to turn lovey-dovey"
Tsundere characters are one of my favorite type of characters. They basically seem to be mean at first and then at moments show their cute soft side. All of these characters are from well-known tsundere-romance animes. An even better reason to group these four together is because they are all voiced by my favorite voice actress--Rie Kugimiya!
Picture analysis:
- (Top-Left)............Louise from Zero no Tsukaima
- (Top-Right..............Nagi from Hayate no Gotoku
- (Bottom-Left).........Taiga from Toradora
- (Bottom-Right).......Shana from Shakugan no Shana
Characters and their romance struggles:
(Push the buttons for a synopsis! Or just watch the first episodes!)
- Louise is a wizard from a Royal Family who is said to be a total "zero" in magic. Synopsis:
- Nagi is a very interesting girl from a very rich family. People often underestimate her because of her age. She's smarter than she looks! Synopsis:
- Taiga comes from my current favorite anime, Toradora! Also ranked #1 on RPGHero's moe-list, this character is very delicate emotionally despite her tsuntsun facade. Synopsis:
- Shana comes from my second favorite anime, Shakugan no Shana! Synopsis:
:::Deretsun:::
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