Are there any ideas of what manga on the Reader could use that tag?

Like this

It's hard to tell apart a late bloomer from an asexual character with romance manga that's usually featuring teens, for example there were many people claiming that Bloom Into you is about an asexual girl. It would be easier for an adult character saying that they never had sex, interest in sex or masturbation.

For example I think Kobayashi from the maid dragon anime is asexual, 0 interest in guys and any time she has seen Tohru naked she gets mad instead, hell even cuddling makes her uncomfortable.

I'm not against the tag of course, just saying it could be used after the series ends in most cases.

last edited at Jun 22, 2022 7:27PM

I don't see the harm in having the tag, but it may end up being "temporary" in many cases.

Should it only apply if the main characters are ace or would Bloom Into You still have the tag because Maki?

I don't see the harm in having the tag, but it may end up being "temporary" in many cases.

Should it only apply if the main characters are ace or would Bloom Into You still have the tag because Maki?

Personally i'd apply the tag as soon as any ace character is present in the story, so your example would count. also one can very well argue (which i do) that Yuu in Yagakimi is demisexual, which is one the asexual spectrum, but that's beside the point xD

We've been getting a lot more ace spectrum and aro spectrum representation in recent years.

"Bloom Into You"
"Lilies, Voice, Wear Wind"
I would argue "Crescent Moon and Doughnuts" also

Personally, I would appreciate an "ace spectrum" tag. I'm sure others would as well.