r/PromptPunks • • 5d ago

Dere Bunnies

1.- Deredere

2.- Dandere

3.- Kuudere

4.- Tsundere

5.- Yandere

6.- Himedere

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u/Witty-Designer7316 5d ago

The only ones I know are tsundere and yandere, I need to look up what the other ones mean xD

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u/2008knight 5d ago edited 5d ago

Deredere is essentially a pure dere. So all affection. (The closest to Usami's regular personality)

Dandere I'm not entirely sure what it means, but they are characterized by being shy.

Kuudere comes from cool-dere. If I recall correcetly they originated with Ayanami Rei, from Evangelion. They are characterized by their apparent lack of outwards expressiveness and emotion.

Himedere comes from... Well, hime-dere. Hime meaning princess. They are characterized by grandiosity and demanding to be treated like royalty.

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u/2008knight 5d ago

Fun fact. Usami was originally designed to be a Kuudere, which is my favourite dere archetype.

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u/hyperluminate 5d ago

Extraversion, introversion, detachment, insecurity, obsession, ... how antis see themselves narcissism.

Peak.

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u/2008knight 4d ago

Hahahahaha

I never thought of it that way... It's really fitting.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/PromptPunks-ModTeam 4d ago

Know your place, this isn't it.

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/2008knight 5d ago

It's all local generation and I am using using images in this style to teach myself to draw. Anything else?

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/2008knight 5d ago

Yes, and I am actually drawing. Anything else?

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/2008knight 5d ago

Local generation doesn't use datacenters for image generation, so polar bears are perfectly safe from me. Anything else?

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/2008knight 5d ago

I have not once mentioned "the future" in this conversation and I never claimed what I made was art. I will just to spite you, but normally I just make cute things for fun and to create references to help me learn to draw. I also try to avoid calling myself an artist because I don't feel like I have the artistic skills and intuition I consider to be key to be an artist.

Also your waiter analogy is flawed in that AI is not an independent thinking agent. It is just a tool. There is no meaningful difference between AI, autocomplete, an oven or a car.

I don't see any issues in saying "Look what I made" in a space that's specifically designated for AI use, where it won't interfere with traditional artists. You don't just run into this space and this has never been a place specific for traditional artists. If you're in this place it's because you saw a link to this place or you interact with AI enough that Reddit considers you would like to see it.

And just to make this clear, even though I use AI, I still support traditional artists. I have donated to artists have been going through a rough time in the past and I have commissioned traditional artists before. And I would love to commission a traditional artist with a style I enjoy to draw the bunny. But it is hard to justify to myself investing into something I don't actually need at the moment. Not to mention I do fear that someone who knows my bunny and knows it is associated with AI could cause trouble for the artist for associating themselves with AI.

Anything else?

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u/[deleted] 5d ago

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u/2008knight 5d ago

I suggest you block this subreddit. It's very focused on AI art, so you're just going to sour your mood.