While otome game heroines are designed to be beloved by all, one woman from Japan much prefers the villainnes, Alice Williams, in her otome game. Whereas the heroine only offers pleasant lip service, she sees the value of Alicia’s verbal abuse and admires her discipline and fortitude. When the woman passes away, she is given […]
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Like the fiery, sugar-and-violence tsundere or the beloved, always-losing childhood friend, the oujo is just one more type of anime waifu archetype. The oujo is a woman, often of wealth, but even if they aren’t ridiculously rich, they carry themselves like a refined woman of culture. They enjoy everything high class and everyone looks up
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Overworked office worker Rei Oohashi is thrilled when one day she wakes up as the protagonist in her favorite otome game, Revolution. She is thrilled, not to meet the three handsome princes that serve as the love interests in the game, but rather she sets her sights on Claire Francois, the villainess! Instead of romancing
Who would have thought that, given enough time, there would be enough anime series that follow the villainess of an otome game as a main character trying to escape her game fate that it could populate a list of satisfying length? However, that’s the thing. When people like a set up, the anime industry tends
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Escapism and wish fulfillment knows no sexual orientation. Reality is often terrible no matter who you are attracted to. So isekai, as such a popular genre of anime, can often appeal to a wide variety of anime fans. That said, isekai is firmly entering a phase where it covers not just being sent to another
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While girl-on-girl action might be one of the most popular searches on the standard adult-time fun site, for most people who watch yuri anime, they watch it for the complex emotional relationships between women. Same-sex relationships are still somewhat taboo in Japan, but it is not just the taboo nature alone used for drama in
