401's dere types + explanations in comments

Yandere:
"Yandere" is a term for a character who at first is very sweet, loving, innocent, and overly affectionate like a normal deredere character, but over time begins exhibiting signs of being mentally sick as a result of having a too strong love. Yandere is a sickness born from too much love. They are the kind of character who will act all deredere and lovey-dovey when their relationship with their romantic partner is going well, but when something triggers jealousy or possessiveness they act impulsively in a way that makes them seem mentally sick.

Their love is expressed as a pathological obsession towards their love interest, and their infatuation and devotion to their love interest is so strong that it causes them to gradually develop an unstable mental state and become "sick". They become so attached to their love interest that it's impossible to let go and they may begin doing immoral things to improve their relationship, such as stalking their love interest or even using violence as a last resort towards anyone who "threatens" their relationship. They entrust themselves to their love interest, trusting in their love interest's kindness. They probe the deepest recesses of their love interest's heart to more perfectly form their greatest self within their love interest.

Kichidere:
"Kichidere" is a term for a character who has gone insane and usually acts like a crazy lunatic, but whose romantic feelings toward their love interest are surprisingly cute and deredere. They have usually experienced some kind of psychological trauma during their childhood which caused them to develop severe mental illnesses and twisted ways of thinking. However, despite this side of them they will show a more loving and overly affectionate side towards their love interest. Often their love interest is the one who shows them happiness for the first time which causes them to fall in love. Their love interest will want to save them and help them to overcome their trauma and insanity. The love they have for their love interest will motivate them to continue improving themselves and slowly over time they will become a better and happier person. In some cases, with the help of their love interest they may even be able to completely overcome the trauma that caused their mental health issues and become a purely deredere and normal cheerful person.

Utsudere:
Utsudere" is a term for a character who is normally depressed and gloomy all the time but becomes cheerful, loving, and deredere around their love interest. They are normally depressed and have their heart closed off from others. They can often be seen crying by themselves or being all alone. However, after finding someone they can open up to they will start to develop romantic feelings for them and open their heart. When they are around the person they love they will become happy and start acting all lovey-dovey and overly affectionate towards them. They are someone who depends on their love interest to put a smile on their face. With enough time after meeting their love interest, they will even gradually begin to become happier as a whole to help them move on from their prolonged sadness.

Tsungire:
"Tsungire" is a term for a character who is quick to get angry and push others away when they try to be affectionate with them. While a tsundere pushes people away by acting standoffish or ignoring them, a tsungire pushes them away in an angry and ruthlessly direct way.
Thugdere:
"Thugdere" is a term for a thuggish character who often mistreats their love interest by harming them physically and emotionally to hide their true deredere feelings of affection. They do this because they think their sweet side makes them look weak, but they are also quite affectionate and lovey-dovey at times. After spending enough time with their love interest they will begin to be more honest with their feelings and show a more caring and affectionate side all the time.
Tsundere:
"Tsundere" is a term for a character who has loving deredere feelings for their love interest but is unable to be honest with them so they end up acting distant, standoffish, and stuck-up to conceal them. They can't be honest with the person they like so they will pretend not to be interested in them at first and act distant to hide their embarrassment while also struggling to convey their loving feelings despite their inability to be honest. However, after becoming closer to their love interest and falling in love to the point that they can no longer deny their feelings, they will start to show a more honest and openly loving deredere side towards them. They will start behaving in cute ways and wanting their love interest to be intimate with them or tell them that they love them, actively seeking to be spoiled by their affection.

Explanations:
Yandere - pretty obvious, she acted like one when she was with inky.
Kichidere: aside from the yandere part, she doesn't actively harm inky. I suppose the moment when she snaps and does bad things during their first attempt is the instance of insanity as well as her overall insta stability when they are not together. The rest of the description is accurate though.
Utsudere:
When she's warming up to inky again, she'd be very shy, closed off, and depressed. She would be very ashamed of herself and so is very quiet and embarrassed around inky at that time.
Tsungire:
Before the whole "warming up" thing, she'd be quite arrogant and push inky away if inky even tries to be friendly. She essentially would act pretty rude as a way to cope with her feelings and confusion.
Thugdere: essentially what I meant by tsungire lol.
Tsundere: same thing

Also a deredere referrs to lovey cutesy behavior

Wait wait what-
She physically abuses her partner-?

Did u read my explanation

Nice!

Inkmatas loves 401 nonetheless

Adorable

Thank you for the explain

Blaze: that's a lot of stuff.

I just wanna be loved man...

But yours is cool too.

It's an archetype referring to the dynamic between her and her love interest