When you are reading manga, watching anime, playing games, or surfing the internet, you've probably encountered some names that end with "-dere". "What do these mean?" you wonder. This wiki tries to collect as much information as possible about each type of dere, including lists, galleries and quotes with some characters as examples. Now go and explore this little wiki and learn everything ...
Here you will learn about all Dere Types that exist in the anime and manga.
Deredere is a Japanese onomatopoeia that translates to “lovey-dovey” and has been combined with other Japanese words to refer to the type of love personalities you see in anime and manga. It's impossible to deny that -dere archetypes have shaped fans' perspective on anime characters. To some otaku, -dere archetypes are seen as overrated, purposely used for fan service, but over time, -dere ...
The term – dere (written as デレ in Katakana) is an umbrella term for all words that end with this specific suffix; the term itself is usually translated in English as “lovey-dovey”. These terms actually signify a specific type of stock character in manga and anime, usually female, whose main trait is them interacting with their love interest in a certain way. There are numerous types ...
Dere character types are so common in anime that if you've watched even a handful of shows, you've probably seen at least one. "Dere" means "lovey dovey" and each "dere" type shows love and interacts with the world in a different way. You may be familiar with the tsundere and the yandere, two of the most popular dere types. What you might not know is that there is a whole world of anime dere ...