The weakest part of the series

ktg said:
No, the anime itself, ToraDora says you are wrong. That's why you can't refute anything that I mentioned, because what I mentioned are in the anime

Deknijff said:
The main issue here is our difference of understanding/definition/opinion though on the subject when it comes to tsunderes

Which is why I said we aren't going to see eye to eye on this, I think Tsun has to be in relation to the character's romantic feelings towards another character, thats why I dont consider Louise in season 1 a tsundere either because she isn't in love with Saito but she treats him like a slave because to her he is a pet that she hates having

It isn't until around season 2 when she falls in love with him but treats him harshly because she is ashamed of being in love with someone of much lower social standing than herself

that I say she is a tsundere


This is why we don't see eye to eye on the matter and we both point to Taiga's backstory and see things differently, you think its proof to why she is a tsundere because its the reason she is a asshole to almost everyone therefore a tsundere but I see it as proof that she isn't a tsundere because the behaviour has nothing to do with romantic feelings, when it comes to her romantic feelings like when she was in love with Kitamura still her behaviour is completely different

ktg said:
So you are saying that you purposely misinterpret tsundere, therefore you can say you are right. It's sound pretty hilarious.

ktg said:
Tsundere is a character type and not a behaviour.

ktg said:
If a character acts later in the show as a tsundere, then that character was tsundere from the start.

ktg said:
Being a tsundere has nothing to do with being in love.

ktg said:
And no, it's not ME thinking that is a proof. The anime itself says it, that's the point. It has nothing to do with me.

ktg said:
Exactly, like here it had nothing to do with her feelings. She just like to headbutt someone out of nowhere. :D

ktg said:
Being a tsundere has nothing to do with being in love.

Potential-spam said:
I think the worst part of the series was the beach episode. Tho onley important thing that happens was reūji and minori getting alone time on the porch which barley contributes to the story. It was a waste of 2 episodes.

Sully24 said:
Idk how controversial this might be but it was my first romance anime (unless you can’t tagaki san) and honestly the ending pissed me off. The side characters didn’t bother me much until the ending when minori gives up on her own feelings for taiga even though in the beginning Taiga was supposed to be getting the MC together with minori. Honestly Taiga as a whole just pissed me off, she was childish, violent and unaware for basically the entire series. So much so that her best friend had sacrifice so much for Taiga to be happy. Honestly it wouldn’t have been a 10/10 but the ending makes me wanna give it a 1.

NotTrying2BLazy said:
Did you read the novel? it will make more sense on why the ending was like that. also Taiga sacrifice her own feelings too, trying to make Ryuuji and Minori to happen, lets not forget about that. Ami, Taiga and Minori has their own sacrifices in the story.

Sully24 said:


nah I didn’t read it just watched the anime maybe id hate her less in the novel but from the animes perspective she’s an entitled b*tch

Deknijff said:
Why you got word it like if Im doing something bad on purpose here


My opinion is just different from yours as said earlierA character type thats based/judged off behaviour yes I wouldn't say from the start, but Id agree with this statement if I didn't figure out we aren't using the same definition therefore I don't agree at this moment when you specifically are saying it because of the context of your definition I mean if the term Tsundere, Yandere and Dandere isn't about the character in terms of how they are in romantic context then I don't even understand how your thought process on this subject works at allThe anime doesn't really say anything about this but you sure seem to think it does
I honestly have no issue with admitting this one moment is a tsundere moment for a ending gag of the show like Ayase who isn't a yandere but has lots of yandere facial expressions for gags in the show she is from



But that scene from Taiga is so minuscule it doesn't actually reflect her whole character when looking through the series

Manaban said:

I'm sorry but what

You do know what "dere" literally means, don't you?

ktg said:
1. Because that's the only solution that works and doesn't make you an idiot.
I' talking about definition and not about opinion. That's why the "different" doesn't work here.

ktg said:
2. The behavior that doesn't need to be shown, because without it, it should be true.

ktg said:
4. The terms is about how they would act when they are in love, but that doesn't mean they have to be in love. That's what personality means.

ktg said:
5. The anime does. Give a really explanation about it.

ktg said:
6. You mean crazy expression that has actually nothing to do with being yandere? Yes, I can agree with that.
Yandere doesn't mean crazy, don't mix them up.

ktg said:
7. It does reflect it. That's how her character is.