While there are plenty of girls terrified of the horror genre (Kaguya, Fujiwara, Maki, Erika), there are also several who either enjoy getting scared (Tsubame) or can happily watch a slasher film without batting an eye (Karen, Toyomi). Zigzagged in Kaguya-sama: Love Is War.Chiya on the other hand subverts the trope by not only loving scary stories, but reacts to them like some would a love story. After Chiya's story in episode 3 of Is the Order a Rabbit?, Cocoa and Sharo are shown to be pretty traumatized, Rize is later shown to have been just as affected.The Idolmaster - Yukiho and Makoto get really scared of Iori's ghost stories.This would end up leading to Their First Time. She does attempt to invoke this in chapter 37 at the suggestion of her friends in order to appear cuter to Miyamura, but everything she does just ends up scaring him instead. Hori actually loves horror movies, while her father and Miyamura can't handle them at all. What makes this especially ironic is that Hitomi is a big, scary-looking girl, while Kaoru is more conventionally cute-looking. This convinces Kaoru to pop the movie in anyway just to see how Hitomi will react. Hitomi-chan Is Shy with Strangers: Hitomi is rather reluctant to watch a horror movie about a Stringy-Haired Ghost Girl at the suggestion of Kaoru (the latter of whom is an aversion).
This is her only really "unladylike" trait. Inverted with Futari Ecchi, where leading lady Yura is a real gore hound, while her husband is the one afraid of horror movies (and theme park attractions).People are more scared of you than you are of them. Fran: What's the matter, guys? It's just a movie.
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