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I agree you can't be a child forever, but Remilia is having a good go at trying and I can't imagine Flandre is too different. It's more their nature and the fact they are ever really corrected the way you would expect a normal person to be during their growth. Remilia has always done whatever she wanted and only seems to get punished when the hero turns up and beats her down which is so rare she gets fascinated by it. That said, Flandre is different because she has Remilia as a kind of control measure, someone who will say 'no' to her.

With Flandre it's... well to be honest thinking about it you'd expect her to be a little more mature then Remilia but with the dialogue she gets it seems she is just as childish, but in a different way. Perhaps it's just a cute act playing up to her form in the same way you'd expect from Tewi or other old, loli youkai.

Still, I can't see Flandre as some kind of genius on the scale of Yukari or Eirin, maybe Ran on a stretch with Ran being much better at math (as it's her thing), I can't imagine highly advanced math being something Flandre cares for, I like the idea she's into literature.

I'm not trying to big up Yukari and Eirin here though, you've got to bear in mind they are written to be beyond genius level intellects, masterminds at their fields who have lived at least twice as long as both the Scarlet vampires, perhaps even together. Remilia and Flandre certainly aren't stupid though, it's just hard to compare them to characters who are defined by their longevity and intellect.