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  Yandere

  Not to be confused with "Megadere", "Dorodere", "Kichidere", "Sadodere" or "Mayadere". Yandere is a Japanese archetype used to define a character whose love, admiration, and devotion is so strong that it is expressed as an

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  Kuudere

  Not to be confused with "Dandere", "Darudere", "Utsudere", "Hinedere" or "Tsundere". "Kuudere" (クーデレ), sometimes written as "Kūdere" or just "Kudere", is a character who is calm and collected on the outside and

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  Tsundere

  Not to be confused with "Hinedere", "Himedere", "Oujidere", "Kamidere", "Bokodere" or "Kitikudere". Tsundere is a stock love interest who is usually stern, cold, and sometimes hostile to the person they like and others. They will

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  Deredere

  Not to be confused with "Bakadere", "Inudere", "Megadere", or "Oujodere". Deredere characters are usually very sweet and energetic. They are seen most of the time in a cheerful and happy mood and they tend to

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  Dandere

  Not to be confused with "Hajidere", "Bokodere", "Undere", or "Kuudere". A "Dandere" is a character who has an anxious personality. They are quiet, timid and asocial. They are afraid to talk, fearing that what they

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  Dorodere

  Not to be confused with "Yandere", "Usodere", "Mayadere", "Kichidere" or "Sadodere". A "Dorodere", sometimes spelled "Doredere", refers to a character who acts or seems sweet on the outside but is actually full of bad feelings

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  Megadere

  Not to be confused with "Yandere", "Deredere", "Hajidere", "Undere", "Kekkondere" and "Goudere". A "Megadere" is obsessed with their love interest in a fangirl/fanboy fashion and won't be afraid to show their interest towards

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  Hiyakasudere

  Not to be confused with "Erodere", "Tsundere", "Undere", "Oujidere", "Himedere" or "Sadodere". A "Hiyakasudere", also known as "Teasedere" (ティーズデレ) in some media, refers to a character who likes to tease

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  The Dere Types Wiki

  203 pages 1,905 files 38,956 edits Read Me Before Editing! When you are reading manga, watching anime, playing games, or surfing the internet, you've probably encountered some names that end with "-dere

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  Sadodere

  Not to be confused with "Yandere", "Dorodere", "Kamidere", "Bocchandere" or "Kitikudere". A "Sadodere" refers to a character who has a sadistic personality. They enjoy playing with their love interests' feelings, and are commonly referred to

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  Mayadere

  Not to be confused with "Kichidere", "Kitikudere", "Dorodere" or "Yandere". A "Mayadere" refers to a character who is often a dangerous antagonist of a series but switches sides after falling in love or after becoming

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  Hinedere

  Not to be confused with "Oujidere", "Himedere", "Bocchandere", "Kamidere", "Tsundere" or "Kuudere". A "Hinedere", also known as "Hinodere" in some media, refers to characters who have cynical world views, are cold-hearted, and are highly

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  Bakadere

  Not to be confused with "Deredere" or "Inudere". A "Bakadere" refers to a character who is very clumsy and stupid. More often than not, they lack common sense.

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  Goudere

  Not to be confused with "Undere", "Megadere" or "Yandere". Goudere characters will stop at nothing to obtain whatever they think or want their master to have. They are unstoppable forces that do whatever they please

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  Himedere

  Not to be confused with "Oujidere", "Tsundere", "Oujodere", "Hinedere" or "Kamidere". A "Himedere" refers to a character who wishes to be treated like a princess or a queen by the person she loves, even if

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  Bokodere

  Not to be confused with "Tsundere", "Dandere", "Hajidere" or "Kitikudere". A "Bokodere" refers to a character who is typically shy around those they’re infatuated with. They get embarrassed easily and will lash out to

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  Unofficial Dere Types

  Must-read information This page is made to create fanmade dere types that don't exist. They can be created by any user in the wiki, including fan-made variations, combinations and gire types. The

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  Utsudere

  Not to be confused with "Shundere" or "Kuudere". An "Utsudere" refers to a character who is often sad and depressed for a good reason. They are not sad as often as shundere characters, but they

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  Kitikudere

  Not to be confused with "Sadodere", "Dorodere", "Oujidere", "Himedere", "Hiyakasudere", "Mayadere", "Tsundere" or "Yandere". A "Kitikudere", also known as "Thugdere" (サグデレ) in some media, is someone who acts as a bully and

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  Erodere

  Not to be confused with "Hiyakasudere". Erodere characters will act perverted and lustful at first, but will become lovestruck and more embarrassed after experiencing true love. [1]

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  Kamidere

  Not to be confused with "Oujidere", "Himedere", "Hinedere", "Dorodere", "Sadodere" or "Mayadere". A "Kamidere" refers to a character with a god complex, making them self-centered and arrogant towards those they see as inferior to

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  Darudere

  Not to be confused with "Nemuidere", "Hinedere" or "Kuudere". A "Darudere" refers to a character who is often very lazy and dull. [1] They will usually ignore others and do whatever they want unless someone

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  Hajidere

  Not to be confused with "Dandere", "Bokodere", or "Megadere". A "Hajidere" refers to a character who is really nervous and embarrassed around their crush. Their shyness either only appears when they are around or interacting

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• Kuudere/Anime Characters

  Kuudere are characters who are calm and collected on the outside, and never panic. They show little emotion, and in extreme cases are completely emotionless. The wiki is free to edit! Feel free to add

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  Oujodere

  Not to be confused with "Deredere", "Oujidere", "Himedere" or "Kekkondere". Oujodere refers to a character who is a more gentle and calm kind of deredere, acting ladylike or even like a true princess in front

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