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At first, I might be interested in all or most of them (very rarely just one), but by the end, I always create a personal ranking based on who I liked the most and least, their behavior, how they treated me, their character development and evolution, the feelings I experienced while playing, the...

I only remember those routes so far. There are other things that also smack of betrayal—like those routes where they're supposed to have "fallen in love," yet in the end, Li runs off like a coward, acting as if nothing had happened. If you like, I can tell you which routes those are (with a...

Yeah, that really bothers me too. If you didn't care, why did you waste my time? I remember certain characters from specific routes who still make my blood boil to this day for using and playing with the her protagonist's feelings for their own personal gain; just thinking about it makes me...

Male yanderes are love, male yanderes are life, male yanderes are the reason for it all; I absolutely adore them. Among the "dere" archetypes, yanderes are my favorites—whenever I rank characters from a game, they almost always take the top spots (if not the very first one). That extreme...

I also really like watching tsunderes (if you combine “tsundere” with “deredere,” double the fun! 🤩) blush and act all clumsy while they stammer and try to justify themselves by saying that's not what they meant—even though, despite their behavior, I can always tell they're very protective and...

¡Guau! Llevo mucho tiempo leyendo sobre "dere" y creo que es la primera vez que oigo hablar de un tipo así. Quizás ya haya visto personajes con ese tipo de personalidad. Muchas gracias por esta nueva información; es interesante aprender sobre ello. Cuando revise las personalidades de los...

In many of these games or CDs, there might be a character who fits a specific "dere" archetype—you know, like tsundere, kuudere, yandere, etc. So, what is your favorite "dere" type? My personal favorites are Yandere and Deredere, though I love it when the two are combined. (I'm also interested...

It's not just one, but several—I even compare them to the love interests in the next game. I find myself thinking about the happy and sad moments, wishing I could help or support them (I know they're just pixels, but feelings don't distinguish between reality and fiction). However, the obsession...

Yes, thanks to anime based on otome games, I was able to look into them further and discover the genre; reverse harem—along with romance—became my favorite. Many people might dislike these adaptations because they often try to follow a "common route," and the heroines can sometimes seem to lack...

I stick to just one game at a time. I learned this the hard way: I once tried playing more than one and became obsessed with a specific title (usually the newest one), leaving the other aside for days or even weeks after I'd actually finished it. When I finally went back to it, the magic was...

This is a bit of a long story, but here goes: it all started when I was watching shoujo anime—it was my favorite demographic (and still is), along with shoujo manga. Anyway, when I started watching my first reverse-harem anime, I fell in love with that genre above all others—along with...

Right now I'm finishing up the "Heaven" stories in Diabolik Lovers: Dark Fate. I loved the game—it was really interesting, Rei. I suffered, I cried, I laughed, and best of all, I've already figured out my tier list: which Li I liked the most and which I liked the least. but since the Heaven...

I've thought about this a few times—especially with the Diabolik Lovers games, since they're episodic; I considered playing Episode 1 with all the guys, then moving on to the next, and so on. But I feel the same way you do: I'm worried I'd lose the thread of the story. I have played two otome...

Honestly, I prefer characters who blush; with stoic types, the inability to see what's going on in their minds makes me feel like they aren't really interested—even though many of them show more through actions than words. I just prefer the blushing because I can physically see when something...

Hana Awase would be the longest one; the reason it felt so long is that it consists of four volumes—or rather, four different stories: Mizuchi-hen, Himeutsugi-hen, Karakurenai/Utsutsu-hen, and Iroha-hen (with Iroha-hen being the longest). Each title is split into four fairly long games featuring...

To avoid repeating myself and listing the same games—since "your friend" 🤣 wants a recommendation or a list—I'd suggest Kankinkon ~Sentaku no Hibi~; even the title itself is dark. It's a game that deals with themes like kidnapping, obsession, confinement, and so on. By the way, it's an 18+ title.

In my case, I need to know what's going on and why it's happening. I need the beginning and the end of the story; I need to know the plot of what they're doing—**** (I think you get what I mean 😏). Anyway, I really need to see the whole story. 🤣🤣

It's a bit of this and a bit of that: I like to self-insert as the protagonist and identify with her, but I also want her to have a name, a face, a personality, and a backstory—not just be a ghost who appeared out of nowhere without a history or name, making no meaningful choices, and serving...

Honestly, I would prefer that. The reason is that the choices you make are rarely taken into account; in some games, they only serve to change the ending—which is the only "real consequence"—while otherwise, they just force a few lines of dialogue that seem to have no relevance beyond leading to...

Honestly, above all else, I prefer a protagonist who cares only about me—even if it means the world has to burn, no matter the cost. Most of my favorite characters have the kind of personality that would choose me over anything else.