Yuri on ice yuri crying series#

Yuri on ice yuri crying series#

Just don't be disappointed if you expected a Victuuri 2.Д«ut honestly, reducing these series to the ships would be injustice on both sides. Whereas YOI is way more explicit and focused on this, you could eventually give Samumenco a shot too. The main reason why I've been recommending Samurai Flamenco to a lot of YOI fans lately is because both handle canon LGBT themes, without applying to the shonen ai trope. YOI and Samumenco couldn't be more different and at the same time, I'd wanted to inform fans (especially of YOI) about the other series. I want to find one that shares the aspects of the show, that made me like the series. When I look for recommendations, I don't want to find a series that feels like a carbon copy of the other one. Honestly I'm slightly surprised nobody suggested Samumenco yet? If you like non-shounen ai series, that still have romance in their relationships and if you like nicely developed characters, be sure to check the other one out. In the beginning the main character (Shion and Yuuri) seems dependent and inferior to the other one (Nezumi and Victor), but as the story continues, both of them, as well as their relationship, starts to develop into a very interesting interaction between the main characters. YOI is still airing, but I am pretty sure Victor and Yuuri will end up together, in some way.Д«oth series give us some nice character development too. There will always be people who still refuse to see the romance, but it's very hard to ignore the romantic vibes in both relationships. The (black-and-white) main characters, have a very really close relationship, with heavily implied romance.

Imo, No.6 was the only anime I knew, who found it's place between 'gay baiting' and official Shounen Ai, but I have the feeling Nezumi and Shion will have to share their spot with Victor and Yuuri from now on.

However, when I watched YOI, I felt a familiar vibe and at first I couldn't really point what anime this reminded me off, till I scrolled past No.6.Д«oth series have a heavy focus on the relationship and tension between the main-characters. YOI is sports and slice-of-life, while No.6 is is some kind of dystopian scifi action anime. If you're looking for something with a similar story-line or genre, I suggest you skip this one. Episode 7 of both series convinced me to make a recommendation.