Post by Evie ❤✿ on Dec 11, 2019 15:39:25 GMT -5
Wondering about these. Yanderes and Tsundere characters also count for this thread. Discuss 
Cranky Kong - Donkey Kong series
Arewo Stein Hakase (アレヲ・シタイン博士) - From Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru, あれ has multiple meanings, but I think it was meant to be from the 荒れる form of it (referring to someone who is rough and is angry easily). あれ can also sound rude, but I read it is colloquial; not necessarily vulgar.
Kyorozou (and to an extent, Moe/Kyorosuke) - From Densetsu no Stafy series. Kyorozou is Moe's father and is stereotypically cranky, which lead to a fall out with his wife
Kaizo (his name itself is based on his hobby) - From Tomato Adventure. A Tsundere robot who hacks and creates unofficial Gimmicks
Princess Peach is sometimes portrayed as yandere (i.e. Super Princess Peach)
Waluigi is tsundere methinks
Who else? aaaaahhh ;_;
yes I'm weird I'm a lady who likes these sorts, they have spunk.
Cranky Kong - Donkey Kong series
Arewo Stein Hakase (アレヲ・シタイン博士) - From Kaeru no Tame ni Kane wa Naru, あれ has multiple meanings, but I think it was meant to be from the 荒れる form of it (referring to someone who is rough and is angry easily). あれ can also sound rude, but I read it is colloquial; not necessarily vulgar.
Kyorozou (and to an extent, Moe/Kyorosuke) - From Densetsu no Stafy series. Kyorozou is Moe's father and is stereotypically cranky, which lead to a fall out with his wife
Kaizo (his name itself is based on his hobby) - From Tomato Adventure. A Tsundere robot who hacks and creates unofficial Gimmicks
Princess Peach is sometimes portrayed as yandere (i.e. Super Princess Peach)
Waluigi is tsundere methinks
Who else? aaaaahhh ;_;
