I was so curious about what is really are a mayadere and who's the best example for this dere. I tried to research to the internet about the mayadere example but sad to say I found no results. Therefore I ask one of my good friend who's into mayadere and there! I found an answer! He told me the best example of a mayadere chara. So I now sharing this to you..
Ryūgū Rena is one of the best example for mayadere type of anime. She represents well the characteristics of being mayadere. She is said to be crazy and deadly to someone she likes so I bet you'll agree to me about this too.
Ryūgū Rena is one of the main characters in the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni series, the protagonist of Tsumihoroboshi-hen and the villain of Tsukiotoshi-hen. She is arguably the most well-known character of the entire series, despite the fact that she is not the main character, as she appears on much of Higurashi's official art and even serves as something of a mascot for 07th Expansion.
Character Summary:
Rena is in the same grade level as Maebara Keiichi, though she is slightly younger than him, with her birthday falling in July. As Higurashi takes place in June, Rena wouldn't yet have turned 16.Rena is known to have an obsession with all things cute and will often try to take those things home with her, whether they're hers to take or not. Such things include the "Kenta-kun" doll,Furude Rika,Hanyū,Satoko, and any ofthe club members in punishment game outfits. She spends much of her time "treasure-hunting" at the town'strash heapin search of cute things, which often appear appealing only to Rena and more often than not are rather odd. According to Mion, while Rena might seem cute herself, people should be careful not to anger her as she can become quite scary. She is very sensitive about the topic of Oyashiro-sama, who she believes cursed her for leaving Hinamizawa.Rena has a sort of secret base in the trash heap: an old van that has been hollowed out and filled with the sort of things she likes, which she sometimes retreats to when she's distressed. In her words, no one else knows about her secret spot, and it is close enough to the middle of the dump that no one outside can hear anything.
This would help you realize that Rena is a certified mayadere one.
Rena started to behave in violent and erratic ways, and during this time she attacked three of her male classmates. However, there is some implication that they were the instigators of the incident since they decided not to press charges. She also smashed all the windows in her school with a baseball bat and was eventually hospitalized. Rena later claimed that what broke her out of this state was the Shrine God of Hinamizawa, Oyashiro-sama, who "said" to Rena: "If you want to live, move back to Hinamizawa; that's the only way you'll be safe." Rena and her father moved back to Hinamizawa, and Rena, whose birth name was "Reina", changed her nameas a part of her new start (though English speaking viewers may find the difference negligible aside from spelling). According to the Tsumihoroboshi-hen TIPS, the other purpose of removing the "i" in her name was, as interpreted by Rena herself, to "remove the icky things" (いやなことiyana koto), though later she realizes that "the "i-ncredible things" (いいことii koto) also start with an "i".Mamiya Rina and Rena's first names, identical with the exception of the vowel, could be considered the two halves of the name "Reina", in which"Rena" is the good, untainted half of the name and "Rina" is the epitome and physical existence of all the "i-ckythings" and the bad experiences in Ibaraki.Rena's experience with Oyashiro-sama allowed her to bond with Hōjō Satoshi when he started having similar experiences. In Tsumihoroboshi-hen, Mamiya Rina and Hōjō Teppei, both scam artists, target her father. In an attempt to protect her father and herself, Rena ends up fighting and killing Rina, and although it begins as self-defense, she later leads Teppei out to the junk yard and kills him as well. Not long after this,Takano Miyoentrusts her with herscrapbook. Takano dies shortly after, but after reading the book Rena begins to question the nature of Oyashiro-sama and the honesty of her friends. She takes the school building and those inside hostage, and only the intervention of Keiichi stops her from making another horrible mistake and becoming another fatality of the Hinamizawa Syndrome.
That will do ..
Ryūgū Rena is one of the best example for mayadere type of anime. She represents well the characteristics of being mayadere. She is said to be crazy and deadly to someone she likes so I bet you'll agree to me about this too.
Ryūgū Rena is one of the main characters in the Higurashi no Naku Koro ni series, the protagonist of Tsumihoroboshi-hen and the villain of Tsukiotoshi-hen. She is arguably the most well-known character of the entire series, despite the fact that she is not the main character, as she appears on much of Higurashi's official art and even serves as something of a mascot for 07th Expansion.
Character Summary:
Rena is in the same grade level as Maebara Keiichi, though she is slightly younger than him, with her birthday falling in July. As Higurashi takes place in June, Rena wouldn't yet have turned 16.Rena is known to have an obsession with all things cute and will often try to take those things home with her, whether they're hers to take or not. Such things include the "Kenta-kun" doll,Furude Rika,Hanyū,Satoko, and any ofthe club members in punishment game outfits. She spends much of her time "treasure-hunting" at the town'strash heapin search of cute things, which often appear appealing only to Rena and more often than not are rather odd. According to Mion, while Rena might seem cute herself, people should be careful not to anger her as she can become quite scary. She is very sensitive about the topic of Oyashiro-sama, who she believes cursed her for leaving Hinamizawa.Rena has a sort of secret base in the trash heap: an old van that has been hollowed out and filled with the sort of things she likes, which she sometimes retreats to when she's distressed. In her words, no one else knows about her secret spot, and it is close enough to the middle of the dump that no one outside can hear anything.
This would help you realize that Rena is a certified mayadere one.
Rena started to behave in violent and erratic ways, and during this time she attacked three of her male classmates. However, there is some implication that they were the instigators of the incident since they decided not to press charges. She also smashed all the windows in her school with a baseball bat and was eventually hospitalized. Rena later claimed that what broke her out of this state was the Shrine God of Hinamizawa, Oyashiro-sama, who "said" to Rena: "If you want to live, move back to Hinamizawa; that's the only way you'll be safe." Rena and her father moved back to Hinamizawa, and Rena, whose birth name was "Reina", changed her nameas a part of her new start (though English speaking viewers may find the difference negligible aside from spelling). According to the Tsumihoroboshi-hen TIPS, the other purpose of removing the "i" in her name was, as interpreted by Rena herself, to "remove the icky things" (いやなことiyana koto), though later she realizes that "the "i-ncredible things" (いいことii koto) also start with an "i".Mamiya Rina and Rena's first names, identical with the exception of the vowel, could be considered the two halves of the name "Reina", in which"Rena" is the good, untainted half of the name and "Rina" is the epitome and physical existence of all the "i-ckythings" and the bad experiences in Ibaraki.Rena's experience with Oyashiro-sama allowed her to bond with Hōjō Satoshi when he started having similar experiences. In Tsumihoroboshi-hen, Mamiya Rina and Hōjō Teppei, both scam artists, target her father. In an attempt to protect her father and herself, Rena ends up fighting and killing Rina, and although it begins as self-defense, she later leads Teppei out to the junk yard and kills him as well. Not long after this,Takano Miyoentrusts her with herscrapbook. Takano dies shortly after, but after reading the book Rena begins to question the nature of Oyashiro-sama and the honesty of her friends. She takes the school building and those inside hostage, and only the intervention of Keiichi stops her from making another horrible mistake and becoming another fatality of the Hinamizawa Syndrome.
That will do ..
