Sensitive Pornograph [DVD]

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Nov 20 From the U.S. to Japan, You Can Control the Life-Size Moving Gundam from the Comfort of Your Own Home

Hide and Seek AKA Himegoto Asobi: A love story between a divorced single dad who owns a candy shop and the local pediatrician.

Works commonly mistaken for BL:

Nagata in My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness is shown to read Boys' Love comics in some panels. She used it as a basis for what she thought was supposed to happen during sex. Monochrome Factor is riddled with pretty boys and Homoerotic Subtext in the anime, and is sometimes labelled as BL even though it's officially a seinen. Sakura Gari: Yuu Watase is better known for her shoujo works, and while she's also a known Yaoi Fangirl, this is her only proper BL work. Saiyuki is a shounen manga about four pretty guys traveling together on an epic journey, spending most of their time in close proximity. There would be too much Homoerotic Subtext to list even if the mangaka wasn't a former yaoi doujinshi artist who deliberately adds to it. The story begins with Seiji Yamada ( Voiced by: Kenichi Suzumura), a young shōnen manga artist, who develops an affair with a fellow manga artist, who writes hentai, named Sono Hanasaki ( Voiced by: Kishou Taniyama), who is also his favorite artist. The plot-line develops from Yamada mistaking Sono for a girl. After having discovered him to be a boy, Seiji still falls in love with him, and they have an intimate affair. Seiji becomes distraught when he learns of Sono's past tendencies of sleeping around, and for a time the two become separated. However, they eventually reconcile after Seiji learns of the emotional damage Sono has suffered as a result of being abandoned and used only for sex and his body.

The Titan's Bride: A rare combination of Boys' Love and Isekai centered around the relationship between a giant prince and a human high school boy.sweet pool: After his hospitalization, Youji Sakiyama resumes his high school life, but soon realizes that homework, socializing and puberty will be the very least of his problems.

Narumi from Wotakoi: Love is Hard for Otaku is a huge Yaoi Fangirl; she reads BL and also draws her own BL doujinshi that she sells at Comiket to make cash on the side. Hanako is also a yaoi fangirl, and she likes to mess with her boyfriend Tarou by reading explicit BL manga near him. Negative-kun to Positive-kun focuses on the relationship between the titular male characters, but it's a Slice of Life story with no sex. Love Mode: A long-running series about the owner of a men-only "dating club" (read: brothel) and his clients, employees and friends. Nekoka Danshi no Shitsukekata: Ayane Ukyo's first entry into the BL genre, followed by her more explicit Spin Offs (all of which ran concurrently in a more explicit sister magazine and under the pseudonym Aya Sakyo):

Hybrid Child: A collection of oneshots from Nakamura Shungiku revolving around the eponymous "hybrid child", dolls that can gain emotions and grow when given affection from their owners. The whole OVA is 27 minutes long and, unlike the original manga, is much more explicit in nature, giving it an R-18/X/NC-17 rating in both the USA and Japan. Grandmaster of Demonic Cultivation: Mo Dao Zu Shi started as a serialized web novel and has been adapted into a donghua, a live-action drama, and a chibi Spin-Off series. Manga: A collection of one-chapter short stories, both rather plotless porn as well as more plot-driven tales.

Jyu-Oh-Sei: Women are scarce on Chimera, and tend to live separately from men. As a result, a lot of otherwise straight men aren't against going for the next best thing (read: Thor). There's also blatant Ho Yay between Thor and Third, and Thor and Zagi. Zagi can't keep his hands off of Thor, especially in the manga (where the Ho Yay is so obvious that Zagi's love interest, Karim, gets jealous of Thor). Third prefers the "getting in his face" method. It's officially shoujo. I Shall Never Return: A relatively early example from the mid-'90s; it's notable for averting or subverting many of the more common BL tropes, possibly because of the Uke x Uke relationship type. Saint Beast is based off a series of audio dramas (generally considered BL, although the audio dramas are more explicit than the tame anime series). How to Make a "Girl" Fall in Love (localized in English as I Think I Turned My Childhood Friend Into a Girl): A take on BL that crosses over with the Otokonoko Genre, a boy who likes doing makeup gives his best friend a makeover that leaves him looking like a girl. Romantic hijinks ensue. The English localization was controversial for initially changing the main crossdressing character into a transgender girl.Ghost frequently dances right on the edge of this trope without coming right out and saying it. Teito and Mikage's relationship teases at it, and Kuroyuri and Haruse darn near imply it. Not to mention Hakuren's outright statement that he does "not like women", with a couple of exceptions.