Love, acceptance, anime: an LGBT History Month round-up
This LGBT History Month brought the whole aniblogging community together to celebrate queerness in anime. LGBTQ inclusion and acceptance is a matter that’s close and [...]
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Sweetness and citrus: the mystery of yuri’s male audience
This girl’s had her fair share of queer crushes in the past, and I can assure you, they weren’t nearly as torrid or tragically twisted as citrus. But it’s strange to [...]
My Favourite Anime: Puella Magi Madoka Magica
For this installment of My Favourite Anime, Ashley of Ashley’s Anime gives us a personal view into why she loves Puella Magi Madoka Magica. Read on, and find out why [...]
Update: Yuri anime Netsuzou Trap reveals July premiere
In November, it was announced that two beautiful yuri titles are in the spotlight for anime adaptations this year. First, there’s Saburouta’s sweet and sour [...]
Because we’re both girls: Scum’s Wish, first love and finding solace in yuri
Wrapped inside the searing heartache of being a teenager all over again as I watch the sakura petals of Scum’s Wish, I’m reminded of how special and significant it all [...]
Review: Sakura Trick
Sakura Trick started out as Tachi’s seinen yuri four-paneller, and fittingly, this show tricks you into thinking the target demographic dominates the narrative. To begin [...]
Review: Yurikuma Arashi
In our future, a minor planet has exploded and its forgotten fragments rained down on Earth as an iridescent meteor shower. Of all the unprecedented outcomes that could have [...]
The ‘greed’ of Grell and bisexuality in anime
Grell Sutcliff, the supposed Burnett butler who unveils his true sexual identity in a brilliant red rush of flamboyance, would probably be considered gay by most. That is, if [...]
