For example, i have something for Kuuderes, Ryo from Bocchi the Rock genuinely seems like someone i would gladly hang out with.

On the other hand, i don't see the appeal of Yanderes, i like my girls without mental illnesses that might or might not kill me or my family at the slightest provocation, please.

All of them

Yanderes, especially like Yuno Gasai, Anna Nishikinomiya , Akane Kurokawa, Haruna Niekawa, and Shouko Kirishima

I LOVE BRATTY TSUNDERES! TSUNDERE LITTLE SISTER TYPES! BITCHY SCHOOL COUNCIL PRESIDENTS! GIRLS WHO POINT AT ME AND SAY "BAKA JANAI NO?"

GRRRRR!!!! I MUST BREACH THEIR BITTER SHELL AND REVEAL THE SWEET CORE WITHIN!!!!

I only know tsundere and yandere. No favorites, tsunderes are kind of annoying sometimes, not particularly hate them.


Some are cool. Some are extremely annoying.

GRRRRR!! i.pinimg.com/originals/52...b64037fab0ba6b76d8830.gif

STOP NORMALIZING FILTHY CHAOS HERETICS! THE EMPEROR'S FURY WILL CRASH DOWN UPON THOSE THAT SPEW FORTH WORDS OF MADNESS FROM TRAITOROUS SYMPATHISER TONGUES

I never really liked Yandere or Tsunderes. I find psycho women unattractive for the most part, and tsunderes are so overused and can be highly irritating.

Definitely gonna go with Kuudere.

I'm still confused between the difference of a kuudere and a dandere.

I like tsundere if it is somewhat more mild or has some characterization and explanations behind it.
Taiga's wasn't mild but she did have familial abandonment issues so she's basically a Hedgehog dilemma, just as an example.

A lot of these characters are just cookie cut without much thought put into why they are acting that way.

Look at that tsundere right there.

Fond of kuuderes. Their voices are usually very soothing, and I find their eventual affectionate side to be the most endearing, especially if you can pick up on subtle cues they may give.

Don't have any single archetype I hate. Any of them can be written in a way that eventually makes them come across as likeable, but I'm not especially fond of overly bitchy or violent tsunderes if the main character hasn't done anything to provoke their wrath.

Kuudere is more like a cold, emotionless robot. Kuudere characters typically don't emote much, and usually talk in a hushed and gentle manner, with short sentences and blunt statements. Mei Misaki (Another), Eucliwood Hellscythe (Kore wa Zombie Desu ka) and Yin (Darker than Black) are examples of kuudere girls.

Danderes are shy and timid, but more emotional. Their reactions to concepts like romance and love are less subtle than that of kuuderes, but they are similar in that they don't talk very frequently compared to other archetypes. Nagisa (Clannad) and Tsukasa Hiiragi (Lucky Star) are characters I'd consider dandere.