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From my memory, it always felt appreciate BL anime existed as a genre for as drawn-out as I can remember. Before BL dramas or movies became mainstream, BL animes and mangas were like the first frontier, depicting male romances in fiction even when it was taboo in society.

In anime, the BL genre is closely akin to yaoi or shounen ai, which are labels that describe a very similar type of story. Yaoi is more explicit, shounen ai is more innocent, and BL tends to be the best of both worlds. This genre is a popular niche among certain demographics. I don't love using the term fujoshi, which has somewhat negative connections. Let's just say that people with excellent taste usually view BL animes!

Despite its long history, there is surprisingly not a lot of anime to view in this genre. Trust me, I've done my investigate on this topic, searching high and low for some BL anime recommendations. You'd be amazed and disappointed at how little the selection there is compared to all the other genres.

And since the selection is so tiny, this makes it even harder for a good anime series to arrive along.

Interest Stacks

TV, , 12 eps Me:-Author:8

A newer BL anime that I’m absolutely in love with! It’s pretty, the story is just so adorable and all of the characters are likeable and sweet. It’s an interesting time and I think it deserves the world.

TV, , 11 eps Me:-Author:9

This show is a hurricane of emotions and romance and it’s one of the best contemporary BL in the genre. If Kure into BL this is a must see for you.

Movie, , 1 ep Me:-Author:8

This is Akihiko’s and Haruki’s time to shine and get some things that were weighing them down behind them. It’s a well needed addition to the series.

TV, , 12 eps Me:-Author:8

An older show but a fine one, I’d say that there are a lot of controversial problems with this series so you were warned. However, the main couple I uncover are adorable.

TV, , 12 eps Me:-Author:7

This series is a lot of fun and is written by the same person who did Junjou Romantica. It’s a less problematic series in my opinion but it’s still has some dubious consent. It’s a awesome anime in my belief and I enjoy it quite a bi

Re: Bara, Yaoi, BL - what are the genre/subgenre differences?

#2Postby arcadeparty »

This is actually a super interesting question (at least to me) and the answer, especially when it comes to the interrogate of "yaoi VS bara" for an audience of gay men, is just this:

It genuinely varies from work to work and from person to person!

I can say that although I've generally had a not many love interests in diverse things that wouldn't be out of place in either the yaoi or bara genres, I typically don't call my have personal work either one* in marketing or conversations about it, but I do feel comfortable generally lumping what I produce into the larger category of "BL" if it seems like "MxM" or "BxB" doesn't the aim across to someone.

(* - This doesn't imply that I don't tag my stuff as those things if I believe it could genuinely utilize or that I don't get hits from categories/games in those genres, though! Tomai actually gets its highest and second-highest number of hits from an Itchio category called "Yaoi/BL Games", while AWOO gets the biggest amount of traffic f

7 Gay Manga Titles We&#;d Love to See Get an Anime Adaptation

It’s about hour we get more gay anime on our screens. Queer anime and gay manga titles (the terms for Japanese animated series and comic books, respectively) acquire been on the rise in the past few years. Thanks to the juggernaut anime Yuri on Ice, animation companies possess realized they can make a pretty penny (or yen, in this case) by creating and distributing gay-themed anime. Just the past few years, popular manga like Given have earned an anime adaptation.

But what other manga titles should be given the animation treatment? What are well-liked gay stories that deserve recognition by animation companies and anime fans? Here are a scant manga titles for you all to discover. Then maybe they’ll get an anime adaptation sometime soon.

Here are 7 gay manga titles we’d love to notice get an anime adaptation:

1. Ganbare! Nakamura-kun!! By Syundei

Synopsis: “Nakamura is a shy boy who falls in love at first sight with another boy — his dreamy high school classmate Hirose. But there’s a problem: they haven’t met yet. And Nak