Talk:Blake Belladonna/@comment-24113789-20150316035208/@comment-25555436-20150324190623

^Men can be tsunderes. There are much more tsundere men than you may think, though almost all of them fall under the "tsun-dere" and "tsun-tsun" categories while female tsunderes have more "variety". Not too much of course (it's Japan), but still more than males.

It's also somewhat less obvious with the males than the females, and the male-to-female tsundere ratio is still 1-to-8. So I can't blame you for thinking it's "female-only". Also, personally that comment you made sounded a bit too much like something Rin Tousaka (one of the most well-known examples) would say.