They haven't really been featured in the anime yet. If you want to see them you'll have to read the manga.

Indeed. I was really curious about the hype for these two; I guess I'll read the manga. Just wondering though, are they in a relationship? :>

http://shingekinokyojin.wikia.com/wiki/Ymir

"She is in love with Christa, and her primary goal is to protect her no matter the cost. The two have a strong connection, and deeply trust each other even while keeping secrets. Her feelings are obvious enough that Reiner calls her on them, but it seems she has not yet confessed her feelings."

Pretty canon.

I decided to watch the anime too, did not disappoint.

Just finished psycho-pass and re-read this doujin. I WANT MORE XD
at the last episode Yayoi and Shion is shown naked on a bed together. Thats all we got and just seeing that scene made me feel like I've won a lottery

I waited 22 episodes just for that scene. And I still felt it was worth it. (Actually really liked the anime in general).

I think the third chapter is the cutest couple.

I really like how weird this author is. Very funny.

"You can have half and I can have half." How courteous.

I really hope this turns into a harem where she just gets all the girls and the guy turns her down.

I was ready to be disgusted and ended up finding it to be hilarious.

They haven't really been featured in the anime yet. If you want to see them you'll have to read the manga.

Cuter than SashaxPotato

You think so? I personally ship SashaXBread, SashaxMeat and SashaxPotato religiously.

I was laughing so hard at the last chapter. That was great.

It exists. Maybe not on this reader, but it is out there.

Loving the Titan doujins. I keep up on the manga and they're so cutesy it's less subtext and more canon.

Tsunderes. The best. Are there really 6 chapters? I only saw up to 4 on yuri project.

This was my first yuri series. And still one of my top favorites.

I've always had a soft spot for this series.

I don't think soft spot was the intention for the series.

It is if you're a girl.

Girls get hard spots too. I'm a girl. I know what nipples do.

I've always had a soft spot for this series.

I don't think soft spot was the intention for the series.

As much as I say I dislike sex-fests, I did like this. It wasn't full of completely idiotic phrases like "It's like pee," etc. If I'm going to read erotic material, it's definitely more like this series. Also, great concept. Secret pornography. Oh, you silly little teenage pervs.

Will be buying soon!

I just started watching K-ON! due to the absolutely adorable second half of this. I am not disappointed.

I always have a hard time clearly remembering in this manga what has happened in the few chapters before. I'm going to need to give it a full read through once it finishes. I seem to be forgetting too much to really appreciate the series.

Pg 10 Voted Best Triumphant Smile in yuri manga.

Mmm, I'd be careful too. To a lot of people, being called (or treated as) exotic can be a bit insulting.

As to hard to find...aren't there a few in this thread who have mentioned as much?

You're very right. Calling something "exotic" is proclaiming it to be unusual and foreign, which can be seen as an insult when many are trying hard to combat this view of homosexuality being "unusual". I take no personal offense to the use of it in this thread, but I do agree that describing it as such is potentially offensive.

....hmmm..for me,yuri is an exotic love...hardly to find this in this world,maybe...just like that, it made me fall in love in yuri...

I totaly agree with you!!! :)

Haha, I don't think homosexuality is anywhere near hard to find. I see couples all the time.

I'm lame and play runescape. I'm very goal-oriented, so games that take an extremely long time to gain pointless levels are my favorite.

I'm esn and I'm addicted to tsundere/gap moe/cute/almost everything yuri.

I like yuri because I prefer romance that I can relate to. As a lesbian it is pretty easy for me to relate to the concerns of a relationship between girls. Also, cute girls.

Originally from Hawaii, moved to Portland OR because > gay culture.