@Nez
Congrats~ x)

@Jii XD
That would be Wolf Woebegone. x)
I really liked that one too!

Edit: Damn you, Nez!

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Well, well, there's another one for my import library! Thanks for the tip, Evil!

And Keiko wasn't indifferent, but at the same time wasn't ready, or willing, to enter that kind of relationship, even though she needed Ran in her life. She just needed to give the signal and Ran would have dived right in. Author decided otherwise.

The urge to write more hentai got too strong! x)

Minor translation note: The word that is translated as "Name" here, means "Storyboard" in this context.

@Koveras
Mince is all mine!

This series is enjoyable, and has some pretty cute moments, but there's unfortunately very little character and relationship development. Definitely worth reading, but not the strongest Yuri Hime series.

Awesome! The sequel has been on my "want to translate" list for a good while, because it is absolutely adorable!

@Kako Yuri
That would be Concerto, chapter 1.

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@none
I don't think it's strange that people expected more than friendship from an author that is mostly famous for doing hardcore pornographic lolicon manga, lmao.

(Edit: I'm also constantly on the lookout for super fluffy, non-angsty yuri.) ;D

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@Ratte
Stretch makes me sad.

@Es0teric
Hmm, I suppose "fluffy" is generally used to mean that there's a lot of cuteness, and little to no drama?

@Es0teric
Personally, I think of the term "realistic relationship" as an opposite to an "idealised relationship". It is most often used when the relationship depicted deals with actual troubles that couples face/might face, as opposed to "I love you, you love me, and we will live happily ever after". x)

@Ulquiorra
"A girl with a penis" is still "a girl", lol.

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Girl on girl futanari does sometimes fall under the yuri tag, however if you dislike it, you can either blacklist it, or set it among the excluded tags, when doing a search.

I'd imagine the reason Kinmoza was dropped, is that it was licenced.

As for anime, the upcoming Sin: Nanatsu no Taizai appears to be yuri, although probably in the same manner as something like Valkyrie Drive. Then there's Citrus, though there'll probably be two seasons or more until then.

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If yuri-ism finishes this series, it'll be the first completed series by Itou on this site, lmao. (Although Legally Married Yuri Couple Book is only missing the extra chapters)

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More strictly on topic, I generally don't mind loose definitions of yuri when it comes to like, gayness level. I'd be fine with labelling something like Kin'iro Mosaic as yuri. The issue I have, is when it comes to stuff like this.

Hmm, this manga called Kodomo no Jikan is the most sold manga is the Girls Love section. I should probably check that out!

@Nez
I haven't heard of either, and something tells me I'm probably better off that way. =A=

Quoting myself from the raws thread:

Just finished reading ch5. While so far, I don't think it's amazing, it definitely makes me want to read more.

It seems like it will be a sports manga, of sorts, with the club and characters aiming to become the best.

As for yuri content, it seems like it'll be lighthearted and flirty, with the obligatory sexual harassment between girls, as opposed to "romance".

The art is very nice, and the characters, while not particularly unique, are still cute, and interesting enough that you want to get to know them better. The only complaint I have about the art, is that in the action scenes, it is sometimes a little hard to understand exactly what movement the art is attempting to convey. I wouldn't go as far as to call it "confusing", just that the action parts could be better.

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I've never quite seen the lesbianism + feminism relation, tbh. In my eyes, physical and emotional attraction to a certain gender seem to have very little to do with political and social values. If a woman is "attracted" to other women specifically because of "equal rights" or "the patriarchy", it sounds a bit like chuunibyou to me... =A=

Why did Reimu leave the sleeves on... It really bothers me... =A=

@PLG
I don't remember the exact chain of events, but it was something like that, lol. It was over 15 years since I read it, so it's been a while... x)

The name of the story is actually "Yuri where you can't get out unless you have sex", which makes sense, considering the story. x)

@Kiena
I just felt that the various plotlines ended in an unsatisfying manner. The Oga x Himeko plotline just sort of ended with "they've sort of become normal friends". The Kusanagi plotline just sort of ended with "bad Kusanagi! don't!". And the Sayuri x Mikoto plotline just sort of ended with "I want to be together". I'd have liked to see more mutual displays of love. :/

@Kiena
I found the 4th volume to be really underwhelming. =A=