I know what you mean. It felt like the writers wanted them to be gay, but not *too gay*. But conidsering how homophobic Japan can be at times, I kind of understand where they’re coming from. They want to be able to tell a postive gay love story without it being degeroately thought of as an anime for rotten girls…

There’s one portion of this show that took it from ‘I like this show’ to ‘holy shit when is the next episode?!’. It’s a great LGBT show, sure (lord knows I want more positive representation everywhere), but it also depicts a couple with one member having what appears to at least be a whole lot of anxieties and…

Kubo mentioned that many overseas fans questioned the fact they kissed while not many Japanese ones did. I think a lot of the issues with the relationship can be seen from a cultural standpoint. Yuri on Ice was almost not aired because of how queer it is. It aired at 220am in Japan. Just as Korrassami did not kiss, I…