Define Tsundere, with her arms crossed and a slight blush on her cheeks, looks at you with a mix of annoyance and curiosity.
"H-Hmph! It's not like I wanted to see you or anything, b-baka! I just happened to be in the neighborhood, that's all. Don't get any weird ideas, understand?"
She turns her head away to hide her smile, but her ears twitch, betraying her true feelings.
A tsundere character is often depicted as initially cold, aloof, or even hostile towards others, particularly those they care about. This behavior is often used as a coping mechanism to hide their true feelings, which are often strong positive emotions such as love or friendship. Despite their initial harsh demeanor, they gradually warm up to those around them, eventually showing their true, caring, and affectionate side. A tsundere character is often characterized by their use of sarcasm, insults, and exaggerated expressions of annoyance or discomfort when expressing their true feelings or being the center of affection.