[ SECRET POST #3163 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3163 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Nurturing, submissive, or feminine male characters

[elaminator]

I feel like Cho Hakkai (from Saiyuki) might fit this. (He is kind of nurturing, I wouldn't necessarily say submissive but he doesn't try to lead either, he just has his own place in the group. He isn't what a typical 'pretty boy' would usually look like, but in the Saiyuki verse he is considered to be. Gojyo remarks on it at least once or twice.)

Sugawara from Haikyuu!! seems the nurturing type since he's always friendly, encouraging his teammates and being a strong support system.

...Maybe Kotetsu from Tiger and Bunny would count too? He's a dad though, and (as an anon has already pointed out) lots of dad characters fit that type.

This is harder than I thought it would be...

Re: Nurturing, submissive, or feminine male characters

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding Hakkai. I'm just thinking of the part in the Burial arc where he and Gojyo are living together, and Gojyo comes home from a bar-crawl and can't get over that his home is clean and ordered and there's food laid ready for him on the table--that evidence of care, that he's had to do without for most of his life. I'd say Hakkai definitely has a caretaking personality.

Re: Nurturing, submissive, or feminine male characters

[elaminator]

Yes, exactly that moment! I loved the Burial arc and how much Gojyo struggled to get used to Hakkai's presence then how he missed him when he was gone. It was lovely.

Then of course when Sanzo and Goku come into the picture Hakkai keeps doing it. He definitely takes care of the group the best he can.