Forum - View topicIs there any real yuri anime out there.
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jsyxx
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I'm curious. And no, I'm not talking about hentai, or goofy, hentaiesque echi shows. Like where its part of the main plot or an element of the main characters. I already know about Utena though, but are there any other good examples?
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dormcat
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Are you talking about yuri or shoujo-ai? Yuri IS lesbian hentai.
Utena is NOT yuri. Yuri/yaoi emphasizes on sex, while shoujo/shounen-ai may contain sexual relationships, but the emphasis is on romance. If it's shoujo-ai you are after, Maria-sama ga Miteru is an excellent example. |
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Craeyst Raygal
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Well, besides Utena, three anime in particular come to the front of my mind when talking about lesbian references/relationships.
#1 - Steel Angel Kurumi - it's a bit more light hearted, but's it's very much in there. Particularly the second season. #2 - Devil Lady - the only romance in the series is woman to woman. #3 - Miyuki-chan in Wonderland - Alice in Wonderland retold with hot lesbians by CLAMP. Why shouldn't you watch it? |
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jsyxx
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Yea, I'm talking about shoujo-ai. I knew the difference, but I guess I forgot because people are actually pretty loose with these slang terms in real life. I definantly didn't mean hentai.
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darkchibi07
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New series:
Kannaduki no Miko And there's big mecha action as well (in which in my opinion seems out of place along with that agnstly bishounen mecha pilot  ).
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the_soultaker
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 I haven't noticed sinc i have only watched the first 2 volumes of this somewhat disapointing series.
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Nagisa
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Yes, the series would work a lot better if it were just "mystical miko duo & demons" as opposed to "mystical miko damsels in distress 'helping out' an angsty bishie against 'demons' in crappy-looking mechs." Really, all that's keeping me watching at the moment are Chikane & Himeko. |
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Golgo13
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Try Read or Die the TV series. It's nothing but girls loving girls.
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kainzero
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aside from kannaduki no miko, there's also Yami to Boushi to Hon no Tabibito... or Yamibou for short.
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Craeyst Raygal
Posts: 1383 Location: In the garage, beneath a 1970 MGB GT. |
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Well, Soultaker if you watch the series you notice that basically everything is either a veiled lesbian referance or full on woman to woman loving.
Particularly watch the interaction between Asuka and Jun. It's kind of hard not to notice that there's a dominant/submissive lesbian relationship there. |
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Haiseikoh 1973
 Posts: 1590 Location: Waiting for the Japanese 1000 Gunieas. |
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*throws out recomendation for Puni Puni Poemy* |
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the_soultaker
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Animefan16
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I saw the second season. Unlike the first season, the second season was a harem anime except that the one all the girls are fighting over is also a girl. |
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Craeyst Raygal
Posts: 1383 Location: In the garage, beneath a 1970 MGB GT. |
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The "monster of the week" stuff dies off around episode 8 and the story really gets moivng around episode 10.
I will admit this, though. If I had paid for each of the DVD's individually at full price, I would have been just as let down by you at the first two. However, the Complete Collection release at $38.99 at Best Buy made it one of the better anime purchases I've made in a while. It's honestly a very enjoyable series. |
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firegirl22
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Really? I never knew that, is that just your opinion or actual fact? I've watched the ova set and the first 8 eps, yet I never really saw this. |
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