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It represents the LGBT community in the wide world of mangas. The quantity in recent years is only increasing. Picking the perfect manga to read is difficult. We made the list of the Yaoi manga you should be reading right now. However, it can be hard to weed through the smut and less serious works to find the stories that really have something great to tell. Below are my top five picks for best yaoi anime and manga, starting at number one.

I will admit that this specific area is one that I need to experience more, so in the next couple years this list will most likely be changing. But so far, the series below are ones that I find myself coming back to or have displayed a unique art or story that has managed to stick in my memory. Before we get into it, I want to preface this review by saying that I will not be making a top five yuri list, more for the fact that I have not found many I like than an overall dislike of the series.

This is also something that will change in the future. But enough of that, almost all of the series below have full reviews of their own, so be sure to visit those if you find a series interesting. The main overarching story follows the relationship of Onodera and Takano who meet when Onodera is hired as an editor at a shoujo manga publishing company. The second storyline revolves around manga artist Chiaki and his editor Hatori who have been friends since childhood.

The last arc looks at the jaded character of Shouta, a manga editor who is in his thirties and is attracted to people with pretty faces but never falls in love. When he meets a handsome book seller with a passion for shoujo manga, that all might change. Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi is one of the few yaoi animes that I return to again and again, and with good reason.

While I am not a huge fan of its sister work, Junjou Romantica , I find this story takes a more mature route through the relationships with the added benefit of a behind-the-scenes look at the publishing industry. One of the best things about Shungiku Nakamura is that she always includes three separate stories in all of her series, taking the time to iron out those characters while also tying their individual stories together.

Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi deviates somewhat from the tone of her previous Junjou Romantica in that it seems for focus a lot more on the life troubles and work of the main characters rather than their romance. You can read my full review of this series here , but I also want to make a point to mention whether you choose to watch the anime or read the manga, I think both are equally good. Each medium adds something different to the series and I highly encourage you to check out both.

For something to hold my interest, it must have strong characters who are unique from each other and unique from their partners.

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It also needs to have a story that can balance many tones, from romance to drama to comedy, it needs to do those well without one overshadowing another. I think Sekai Ichi Hatsukoi manages to accomplish this quite well, especially in the anime. Rihito Sajou is an honor student who got perfect scores in every subject on his high school entrance exam.

Hikaru Kusakabe plays guitar in his band that performs at live events and is popular among the girls. These boys would have never crossed paths. But one day Hikaru offers to help Rihito prepare for their upcoming chorus festival and the two begin to talk. Doukyuusei is a short film that captured my attention with its light and fluid animation and held me with its sweet story and characters. A-1 pictures pulled out all the stops in making this hour-long movie memorable.

The backgrounds are simple but carry kind of nostalgia that is made all the more prevalent through the use of watercolors. But it is in moments of action that we see the true skill of this studio, with fluid animation that adds excitement and emotion just through the characters movements. However, they know just when to up the detail of a scene to conjure the best emotions they can.

The story itself is sweet, focusing on the budding relationship of two people who are very different from one another. No drama is prolonged, no misunderstanding are used to keep them apart, they come together fairly soon after the movie starts. The true drama and conflict comes from their learning to work together and how best they can support each other.