I didn't even know a Not Yaoi tag was possible or necessary.

Be real, could you honestly imagine Akko on top?

something something made her heart go doki-doki

Guess we're shipping Queen with all the girls now. Queen is Joker now, and I am okay with this.

And here I kept using Attract when I should have been using Hyper Beam...

Attract only works on opposite gender. Hyper beam works on both!

Gotta get dat STAB damage.

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Aren't most of those couples references to other popular yuri mangas? The obvious one is the Manager and Model, but that's the only one I can remember off the top of my head. Anyone recognize the others?

this is the yuri equiv of those really old guys that have young girlfriends because they are rich.

????? Where are you getting the idea of compensated dating from? You're saying this as if the younger one is first person to ever have a thing for grannies. Even amano shuninta wrote about it.

Don't think they were talking about compensated dating, more like a Sugar Daddy/Trophy Wife thing.

Either way, I'm going to go find some extra strength eye bleach now...

So what constitutes a 'moderate amounts of sex'?

There seems to be actually quite a lot of sex in typical Mira fashion.

She's totally going to go off script and force everyone to adlib at the very last moment.

My manga jargon is a little bit messed up. Why is there a tag, yaoi? I was associating these words (het, yaoi, yuri) with emotions involved. Clearly, the boys kissed out of pure accident. On the other hand, the treasurer voluntarily kissed the president. I am not an expert on this.

Yaoi = Boys love = Gay
Yuri = Girls love = Lesbian
Het is english and short for heterosexuality i.e. straight.

Technically only the first two are 'feelings' but they've always been equvilant to signifying sexuality when used as a descriptor. Two dudes kissing is still just as gay as two girls kissing no matter the intent, hence yaoi and yuri tags.

Reminds me of that Mr. and Mrs. Smith AU fan fic. Too bad it was abandoned...

Where is this sudden influx of Negitoro coming from? Not that I mind, just curious. There a new Project Diva game I don't know about? Am I gonna have to get my wallet and start crying?

Akko.exe has stopped working

Butler Archer is best butler/archer

The upside down cross is actually the Saint Peter's cross and is still technically a Christian symbol, it's only relatively recently that it has been misconstrued as Satanic.

It's still odd that Sayaka is the one wearing it, seeing as Kyoko is the former priest's daughter

If you fall, I will catch you, I will be waiting

TIME AFTER TIME

Negitoro gives me life

what the fuck is going on...?

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Surprize Pharmercy

I'm okay with this.

I have had this picture saved for years and I've just noticed it has all 4 of my mains...

This wasn't here yet? Huh.

here's an edit by drpepperfan, putting this complimentary image as top comment

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Since when have we had a based on a game tag?

@swag wagon: Are you sure? it doesn't look like a revolver, it looks more like a Semi-automatic.

The Mateba is actually a semi-auto. One of only a few semi-auto revolvers in existence, and to my knowledge the only semi-auto revolver still in production.

It's longevity probably comes from its appearance in the original Ghost in the Shell, where it was Togusa's weapon of choice and has since seen some limited use in a lot of sci-fi/western movies and TV shows (i.e. Firefly/Serenity) thanks to it's unique design.

I really like guns. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Season 1 didn't leave much room for ships besides some straight ships. Then season 2 happened then there was gay everywhere. Like a gaysploision.

Fun fact: The gun Homura threatens Sayaka with is a Mateba .357, though it is missing it's upper frame front sight and has a strange elongated, notched barrel.

It's strange design comes from the fact it fires from the bottom chamber instead of the top chamber like most revolvers.