The "-dere" Yaoi

This manga has an uke with "Tsundere" personality. I guess most of you already know what "tsundere" means, but let me explain it again (for those who didn't know the meaning): "Tsun tsun" means "brash, violent, & tempered" and "dere dere" means "sweet, gentle, & soft". So, "Tsundere" reffered someone who starts of being violent and bad tempered, but eventually shows a softer and cute side to their personality.

I don't know why I chose this manga, but a "Yandere" uke is pretty hard to find. I don't want to give spoiler though, but after reading this you"ll understand why I chose this manga. It doesn't show much, but there's a little hint that the uke is a Yandere...I think. Anyway, "Yandere" is the complete opposite of "Tsundere". This personality shows the cute, sweet side first, but later shows the violent and "obsessive" side.

The main couple's uke in this manga is obviously a "Deredere" which means "sweet, soft, gentle, cute, etc". This manga also has two side stories and I think it's also very cute. I especially like the mermaid one :)

"Kuudere" means someone who is cold and cynical (rarely smiles) but later shows the caring side. I think Shima is pretty much like that. He appears expressionless and cold at first but as the story goes on, he'll slowly reveals his cute side :3 The story's plot is also very good. I definately recommend this story. ;)

Kanashii Kotoba's uke is a Dandere. As usual "dere" means cute and sweet. "Dan" comes from the word "Danmari" which means silent. This story's plot is very heart-warming and beautiful (it made me cry) but don't worry, it's not a tragedy. I highly recommend this manga :)

This uke is what I call an "Ouji-dere" uke. An ouji-dere doesn't have to be a prince. For example: A prince who acts nice, cute and caring is NOT an ouji-dere. Ouji-dere is someone who thinks highly of themselves, very selfish and bossy, rule-them-all type of person, but ofcourse they also have a sweet side :)