Fans of Japanese anime can use fun slang terms like tsundere and kuudere to describe how their favorite characters behave around their love interests. It's based on "dere," a way of describing affection, and there are more -dere types than fans realize. That includes the ahodere archetype, which describes anyone who is oblivious and dense when someone shows them some love. Ahodere characters aren't necessarily foolish in everyday life, but they are certainly lovable fools with romance, at least.
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