It's a strange mix of stubbornness, passion, denial, and arrogance. Tomoya is generic? LOL They are really friendly and a chatterbox, but only to the people they really care about. But neither would they always seem to be in the way, or always the bumbling comedic relief. i'm japanese living in america and other (american) guys have thought i was a teenager well into my 20s, and people have thought my girlfriend (older than me) was my little sister, because white and black people age much faster and aren't used to people who don't, and aren't used to telling foreigners apart. Does not have much or any sexual interest. Based on this, it's not just a reaction to a single person their whole being revolves around. What I dislike the most is that it puts anyone who had actually experienced trauma feel like crap for not having a "better attitude". They're just there to make other characters, and the audience, feel bad. And disliking a trope because it's overused, cliche, or often poor writing, DOES NOT mean I dislike every character used as an example of the trope. It's like seeing a magic trick where you already know how the trick is done. It's unrealistic. To the seasoned viewer, it just looks like they took a lazy way out of characterization and plot development. Does not have supernatural abilities or powers of his own, if there are other people in the school who do. They play the cliche straight and use it as a lazy device for quick and easy characterization without more thought. Astolfo (Fate/Apocrypha), Felix Argail (Re:Zero), HIderi Kanzaki (Blend S). Technically, Asuka Langley Sohryu from Neon Genesis Evangelion is not a tsundere. Reactions to a single person are not what their whole being revolves around. It sets the industry back when they feel obligated to repeat tired cliches because of audience expectations and commercialism. His original love interest tries to kill him and he has no idea why. They're cute, they're charming, they move merchandise and keep up brand awareness of the show. But it's probably also intentional. Mako from Kill La Kill, for instance, is real. : Erina Nakiri (Shokugeki no Souma), Cornelia li Brittania (Code Geass: Lelouch of the Rebellion), Nagi Sanzenin (Hayate no Gotoku). I mean, It would be my favorite anime for no reason! Though, the things that I agree with are the opinion about the stereo type, and the things that I disagree with are about what that character trope really is. Like flash panties with these young girls or have a happy slave girl. She is one of the better "talking animal sidekick" characters. It's not wrong for a character to desire romance or have a crush, but for them to suddenly change character and become wholly devoted to someone else is a little weird. What about our fearless leader which is he? : Edward Elric (Fullmetal Alchemist), Takumi Aldini (Shokugeki no Souma). As common as this trope is, it always makes for an unforgettable fight sequence. i'm WAY more energetic than them, some people get exhausted of my energy i'm not sire should i call them my friends either, i prefer to work alone cause i think i can get my work better done, and i chose not to trust in others, they may not be what they seem He only saved Misa because the shinigami literally threatened to kill him if he didn’t. In the end, it felt worth the long runtime to see them end up together. This can be funny, but it can also get old quickly. : Youhei Sunohara (Clannad), Vinsmoke Sanji (One Piece), Ayame Kajou (Shimoneta). Plus I enjoyed seeing Kagome become less and less useless over time and finally start to become able to do shit on her own. : Tomoko Kuroki (WataMote), Sunako Nakahara (Yamato Nadeshiko Shichi Henge). And here are my eight least favorite of cliché anime character types. Rachael Lefler (author) from Illinois on January 26, 2019: I dislike how that happened with Asuka. Yangire is a combination of the Japanese words “yanderu”, which means mentally or emotionally sick, and “kire”, which means to cut. Only problem, she had never told him her birthday! Asuke from Neon Genisys is definitely NOT tsundere. Led around by the balls by female characters; be they tsunderes, yanderes, Mary Sue-senpais, or even complete psycho killers (like in. e.g. *whispers* Coz I know it will be damn awkward if you ever try most of them in real life. Made me also wonder why people don’t lump these characters in the first place. Umaru-chan). Most of the time hitting them out either of misunderstanding or they don’t like what that person did. For the sake of refreshing memories — or informing those who may not be aware — a "Tsundere" is a character who starts off as bitter or aloof towards their love interest. The weird part is, she's actually hundreds of years old, but never quite got the hang of growing up. Hence, though they look like handsome men, they are really women. I find comic relief annoying, in general. Usually very pale-skinned, as per traditional Japanese beauty standards. (of course which includes my favortie anime) I understand what you ment with the animals always giving the mc information. A daunting villain is just as crucial as a favorable protagonist and this isn't limited to the world of anime. And it even get worse when they are with their love interest, making them hard to accept their true feelings. So I made up a term to group them. Often, like the Mary Sue-senpai, he has refined manners and is elegant. Weak anime characters come in all shapes, sizes, and genders, but women are known for getting the short end of the stick more often than not. It bothers me that these girls often just exist to be sexualized by the fans. They simply can’t say no because they want the approval of the latter. She's the typical "lady doth protest too much" character, acting harshly towards a character she likes, because she likes him. : Isumi Saginomiya (Hayate the Combat Butler), Arisu Kamiigusa (Animegataris), Sylphinphord Tachibana (Himouto! Which is why I watch anime that I can relate to. Other times, they're just a hack's way of writing, making boring, unlikable characters that seem like a stack of tropes rather than an actual person we can sympathize with, or get to know in an organic way. Rachael Lefler (author) from Illinois on September 03, 2017: BadAtom, yeah, it's kind of funny. (Besides SAO), um... you said Togo/Washio was perfect? : Virgo (Fairy Tale), Mei-Rin (Black Butler). So to be acceptable on general TV in the desirable time slots, they want "sex sells" without actual sex. I admit, he do look cutesy and kawii like all character animals but shouldn't be based on how he looks. Where is the freakin romance? They are usually sweet and lovable on the outside, but messed up on the inside. you do realize she suffered from deppresion, tried to commit suicide, was overly strict and worrying (as a child) and also broke down the wall that kept humanity protected? And 2, she does not demean older people because she is younger, even though it seems that way when we first meet her.

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