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What's your favorite way of being addressed by a male character?

Probably "xxちゃん" Characters who call you that right off the bat feel kind of flirtatious and casual, and I actually quite like that inexplicable, elusive sense of distance.
 
i like ojouchan or (o)neesan quite a lot:3c although (o)neesan is really rare these days, because its usually reserved for otouto/shota characters, and theyre a huge rarity in modern otome games:(
i also really like how miramisu's charles calls you "ma cherie"! so classy~ lolol

if cds count too, i like how in RJ01541846, you are called "medakachan" (which is a name of a fish, apparently), and in RJ01349154, you are "himechan". i guess i like unique nicknames! although, despite most of them ending in -chan, i like -san a bit more LOL
 
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I think my favorite is when he starts out using her last name with an honorific then switches to her first name as they get closer! That first change feels surprisingly intimate, especially if he says it a little awkwardly 😭 I also like a nickname that comes from a shared moment between them. It makes it feel more personal, like something only he would call her.
 
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Hee hee I like kimi~ when its said its so soft and sweet ( ≧∀≦) I also like certain nicknames like in a certain otome game an LI calls the MC Koneko-chan~ kyaahhh its too much for my heart..!!!
 
I like it when they have nicknames for the heroines—I find it really sweet—and also when they use the term "senpai."
 
Come to think of it, I never really paid much attention to how the MLs addressed the heroine in the previous games I've played. But after playing Butterfly's Poison: Blood Chains, I've grown quite fond of how Majima and Fujita address the heroine as "hime-sama," which means "my lady." I have to admit, there's just something so endearing about hearing them call her that. It gives you a certain kind of butterflies in your stomach. (⁄ ⁄•⁄ω⁄•⁄ ⁄)⁄
 
I like being addressed respectfully or as if I were someone of higher rank. Terms like oujo, onee-san and senpai are appealing to me. It's ironic because it might be an odd combination, but I love serious characters or those who wear glasses saying it. I wish there were more like that, something like a butler.
 
I'd like to hear the male protagonist address me as Kimi (君) or Senpai (先辈).

It corresponds to an older and younger person, which sounds very friendly. I often hear this in Japanese games or otome voice acting CDs.

Of course, the character doesn't necessarily have to be a perfect good guy; I can accept minor flaws as long as their personality isn't too awful.
 
For me, it depends on his personality! I'm obsessed with those rare pet names that only come out once in a while. Especially when he utters them in a shy and loving voice.
 
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