I want to die like this.

^^That's a fair point, but I remember at least one person claiming bi characters can't be in Yuri, in the discussion of the last fanart posted for this series

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"Because I'm not Popular I'll Drink lots of Milk and Let the Raging Psycho Lesbians at my School Rub My Breasts as Much as They Want, And They'll Develop"

Komi Can Communicate if it was good;

^It reminds me of endless discussions on "certain sites" does futanari content count as "yuri" or not (or similiar trans/futanari related content - yes I know there is a difference, don't shot me).

^Pain peko

YEEESSSS!!!!! WISPTANGLE ON DYNASTYYYYYY

Isn't Yanfei young in both Adepti and Human terms? I could've sworn she was only in her 20s or so

^If I remember her mother is a human and she is still alive, so unless her Adepti father prolonged her mother life somehow, she is probably very young for an half-Adeptus. Like in her late 20s maybe early 30s? Kuki is her junior and she got enough education and experience to be in her 20s herself.
Interesting enough, showing Childe in a last Skirk cinematic it make much more ambiguous how old some characters that was taken as "teenagers" really are, Like Childe look way younger there that he looks now, younger than Bennet, Amy, Amber or Liyue trio, but he is already at least 14. So they all can be like early 20s, not like some people though, even under 18 (like I saw people think Amy is). Hell Collei can be around 18 since she looks roughly similiar age in manga (maybe more malnourished than Childe) and it's been like 7 years since then.

Suselle has hit the dynasty towers once more lets goo

BEST EQUESTRIA SHIP, IN MY HEAD TIMBER DOESNT EXIST

Mesopotamian goddess tweet here I'm cryinggg

GODDDDSNINFUCKING LOVE DELTARUNE YURIIII SUSELLEEEEE IM SO NORMAL ABOUT THEMMMMMMM

@FluffyCow: To be clear, I hope you didn't take that as an insult (even though some shows from that era admittedly were unfunny, canned-laughter fueled family-oriented shlock). Just that it seems you don't get much from laughing at characters if you can't care about them, which I totally understand.

^ Almost as if AI were involved, although it could very well just be that the pose is so awkward and unusual that the artist had difficulty getting the proportions right, and did a lot of correcting and re-scaling and eventually just said "screw it, good enough".

So Applejack is into girls who can kick her ass? O.K., I can respect the hustle.

^It came across as insulting in a way, though it also felt like more one of the more unique insults I've received in my life lol

Also I wouldn't laugh more if I cared more about the dying characters, if anything if I cared more about the characters I'd feel worse. The way the comedy feels so mean spirited and dark here just doesn't click for me, that's all. People will find different things funny and comedy is very subjective. Which is part of why I'm glad that others are able to get a laugh from the comedy here even if I don't.

^ You won't regret it. In my opinion, it's really well done. Usually, when a manga gets an anime adaptation, it tends to feel like a watered-down version, less impactful or a bit hollow. But that’s not the case with Rock is a Lady's Modesty. It’s great to see the manga panels come to life with music and animation, it really adds something special. ^_^

These outfits... I came back to the past.

Cute!!

@skelly85: EDIT: I've shortened this in response to criticism.

I want to be clear--I am not in any way trying to discriminate against non-binary people, and as I stated originally, I agree with the use of the yuri tag here. I'm not arguing against that. Yes, I'm unfamiliar with Project Sekai, but it doesn't matter because in this case I have no issue with the idea of the "NB lesbian".

What I am saying is that, in general, I don't think it should be a case of what the author intends--as many people here seem to suggest--but the way it would seem to the average person. Because the whole point of tags is so that readers can search for what they want to read, not so that someone's identity can be validated. That's why it's necessary to have somewhat objective definitions of these terms. No, it's not always black and white; it's never going to be perfect, and there will always be edge cases, but the general understanding of yuri is that it codes feminine, and that's what, in my opinion, really matters.

As I also said, I'm not going to tell anyone what their identity ought to be, even if certain identities seem rather paradoxical to me. The point is that, and I would think you'd agree, few people would be OK with calling this yuri if the character didn't clearly code as feminine. As you know there are plenty of people who call themselves non-binary who nonetheless very much code male, and people probably wouldn't want that sort of thing listed as yuri -- just like someone wouldn't consider someone like me, a regular man who is not a drag queen but who decided for some reason I wanted to use the pronouns she/he, to be in any way someone who could assume labels like "lesbian".

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^^ Does futanari count? I mean, in general I have no problem with it (although when it gets ridiculously grotesque with the genitalia I find it distasteful) but I have seen some people here express rather negative sentiment toward it. I much prefer the "Omegaverse" type stuff.

I suppose these are the terms of surrender then?

I mean, for me at least, futanaris can still be counted as "girls", since it's "femine body" with attachment. So Yuri would count.
While "futanari" term can be murky tho since how futanaris are depicted is evolving overtime, it's always woman just other details differ.

I'd recommend starting a new forum post for the futa topic, since it can get very involved and there's a lot of different views and opinions on the subject. That way it'll be a smoother conversation for people wanting to discuss it, especially since right now it'll be an easy switch over before the conversation becomes more involved, and if mods come in to remind people to stay on topic with the art the conversation would need to get moved anyways.