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Promare is a commentary on racial issues, refugees, and society’s rejection of not just queer people but all marginalized people.

Promare is an allegory about oppression, about repression, about freedom and self-actualization and passion and connection.

Welcome to the 2nd edition of AniGay Editors’ Picks, an ever-evolving and totally not comprehensive list of some of our favorite queer…

Even the lens flare effects of the sunlight in the rectangular city of Promepolis are rectangular. This is not a world in balance.

How Natsume’s Book of Friends Uses Yōkai as an Implicit Metaphor for Queerness: Intro & Part 1

Yuasa’s recent series have an overarching roadmap in common — the only substantive difference is that DMCB’s roadmap is explicitly queer.

Welcome to the Anigay OP/ED section, in which we will be diving into the wonderful, ridiculous world of anime opening and endings!

Welcome to the AniGay Editors’ Picks page, an ever-evolving and totally not comprehensive list of some of our favorite queer anime!

Jigen and Fujiko, both of whom Lupin leaves behind on the outside while he’s in jail, cope with Lupin’s long absence very, very…

The reason that this particular episode hit me so hard wasn’t that it was “explicitly” queer — although that it certainly was.

We’ve made it to the end of the main couples mini-series! In case you’re wondering what I’m referring to, start here before reading…

Welcome back, everyone! As I mentioned in my last post, I’m doing a mini series within HxH Detours to help parse through the main couples…

Hunter x Hunter’s strength and beauty lies very much in how it examines queerness both implicitly and explicitly via how its many queer…

The strategy of telling queer adolescent love stories in the language of sports/battle rivalries is frustratingly difficult to talk about.

No discussion of the nuances of translating queerness could possibly be complete without diving into the messy, messy world of suki (好き).