[ SECRET POST #3739 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3739 ⌋

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Comments

Re: DA

[digitalghosts]

It is weird indeed and to add to more weird - we are from Poland and it was widely popular there plus we had access to Russian commentary and no one would have thought it was fanservice. Could be due to how anti-gay skating used to be (still is but few same gender duos did manage to go into official competitions in last few years). Are the manga authors same as show script or it is just same team?

Re: DA

[(Anonymous)]

For people who follow anime for women, it's par for the course to see good-looking male characters have intense relationships with homoerotic overtones. Yuri on Ice is different in that where others have left it at "really REALLY good friends", this one takes the homo level to over nine thousand but doesn't confirm that it IS, then goes out and says afterwards that it's totally a deep but platonic coach-athlete relationship. It looks super weird even for those of us who are used to it. To people not familiar with the anime tactic of keeping the fangirls watching by giving them slashy bits to squee over, it's probably hard to understand how two guys exchanging rings can be anything less than what it looks like.