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Just wondering, I have had a passion for Manga and Anime, since I was much younger, but my declining vision had forced me to conserve my vision. After my Cornea transplant at the end of last year, I have begun to catch up on a decade of Manga and Anime that I've missed out on. Wondering if there's fans here who want to point at some new stuff. So, I don't consume a lot of anime, but I follow people on twitter who do, and I've seen them raving for Attack on Titan.

Yep, the couple is cute and pure, love the concept and daydream sequences; though I think Adachi would have picked up on a few more erotic gay daydreams than what is shown in the Manga or TV show just saying a few x-rated day dreams may come up if you're near your crush. Oh, and there are two gay mangas that were adapted into live action dramas recently: Kieta Hatsukoi and Utsukushii Kare.

True, but wouldn't they need to change the rating of the show for that? Thanks Drew Espinosa , Kieta Hastukoi sounds like a fun little romantic comedy with a bit of teenage fluidity, while Utsukushii Kare sounds like an emotional story exploring characters and motivations. There's one or two kisses, but no naughty stuff.

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It's actually pretty cute and wholesome, so I think it might be right up your alley, Pagey. I also finished Cherry Magic, it was cute, but sadly the main couple at the end of the 1st series was turning into a sitcom will they or won't they? For July 4th weekend, I'm binging on "Given", the 11 episode Anime series. Might be worth checking out if anyone else like music subgenre of gay romance.

I also just started watching Sasaki and Miyano, it's another gay high school romance. This time, the love interests are fans of gay romance aka Boy Love mangas, so there's a lot of meta-references to other manga. I love the interesting cultural stuff I pick up about Japanese gay culture and it sort of reminds me why I love the genre.

The manga site I use carries it, too. I just finished Given , it really is good after you get past episode 3 and you lose all the preconceived notions of BL genre.

It's at heart a psychological study on grief, depression, love, interests, and finding your voice. I wish I had seen this back when I was a young queerling, trying to figure some of this stuff out myself, but I was watching anime in 's and this is a production. Plus, the educational lessons on band management, guitar maintenance, and sound systems are cool, even if I am not a band geek I've dated a few guys who were so I know enough to praise the writers' focus on the details.

It has the emotional depth with Sato, who is such an endearing gay teenager. I can feel his loss, his depression, and his need to emote without the words to express his emotions. Uenoyama is likely demi-romantic or demisexual, he's attracted to Sato based on emotional bond and musical resonance than sexual interest, other girls and boys don't attract him even when they throw themselves at him. Despite being a bit of a Tsundere, Uenoyama is not quite a dominant seme as I had initially assumed.

Sato may seem reserved and quiet, but when he expresses himself you will hear him loud and clear, he's not a submissive uke as it might first appear either. Drew Espinosa Finished Sasaki and Miyano, there's actually an english dubbed version of it online that came out a few months ago in Hooray! It's really sweet and charming love story, nothing earth-shattering or deep, just a relationship between 2 boys. Sasaki is completely taken in by Miyano's charms and cuteness with multiple attempts at flirting with him, but Miyano is resistant to it despite being a Fundashi a male reader of Boy Love.

Personally, I think Miyano is sort of scared of being labeled as being gay or bi, he's not resistant to the idea of being in love with boys obviously , but he's got a feminine look and is shorter than most boys. He acts like a lot of queer teenagers trying to reason out his interests with social norms. If I were to attach a label to him and the way he acts or how his relationship with Sasaki grows in the anime, and the Manga they're still going strong as of the last volume in the college years , I'd say he's most likely a "Pan" character in the same vein as David Rose from Schitt's Creek.

It's cool to see a Pan character depicted in BL manga, it's nuanced and subtle, but if you watch and read his interactions you'll see it.