Yuri Fanlisting

Thank goodness, the new anime season is better than it seemed like it would be.
 Ano Natsu de Matteru (1 episode watched):
Boy meets alien girl, who ends up living with him. Ano Natsu actually isn’t bad, which means that it’s amazing for its sub…

The first season of Kyoukai Senjou no Horizon (Horizon in the Middle of Nowhere) is mostly based on the prologue of a long fantasy novel series by Kawakami Minoru. (From what I’ve heard, it moves beyond the prologue at the very end.) I’m going to be l…

I didn’t like the Morita-san ha Mukuchi (“Morita-san is Taciturn”) OVA. The jokes felt overused, and the writers particularly seemed to think that the two boys who kept drooling over Mayu and her friends were a lot funnier than they actually were.

T…

To make a decent-sized list possible, I had to use series that aren’t really necessarily yuri, but are of interest to us- a problem that I will not have with my manga list. As Erica pointed out, the pickings this year are really freaking slim. But…

I hate doing this list. Have I ever mentioned that? Yuri and anime don’t mix well too often. The best Yuri manga will never, ever become anime and the anime that is popular that includes Yuri is so…blecch…most of the time.

This year I give up. Th…

…and some that’s generally winter-themed. Here’s the batch from two years ago.
Enjoy!

Yes…I’m still shipping these two. lol (Dat suit.)
Awwww.

I don’t see any yuri in K-ON aside from Mugi, but here’s something cute for the Mio x Ritsu shippers.
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The first episode of the first disk of Revolutionary Girl Utena, Volume 2, or what is commonly referred to as the Black Rose Arc, is that staple of long-running anime, the clip episode. Clip episodes became so common around the turn of the century, th…

This is my first time watching Red Garden.

So far, it’s a fun mix of supernatural horror and mystery, with a little yuri thrown in.

It takes place in New York City, where the corpse of a girl named Lise is found one morning in a park. Was it a suici…

This series was a joy to watch… and re-watch. Even though I was initially surprised by its not opening with the beginning of the Hourou Musuko manga’s storyline, I think that change was a good move. Like the Aoi Hana anime, the Hourou Musuko anime f…

The Ace wo Nerae! (“Aim for the Ace!”) movie is Dezaki Osamu’s second adaptation of Yamamoto Sumika’s popular Ace wo Nerae! manga, which ran in Margaret (same magazine that ran Futari Pocchi, Rose of Versailles, Oniisama E, Claudin…