With the ever-growing demand for diversity and representation in media, one genre that stands out in the vibrant realm of anime is lesbian animes. This niche, once overlooked, has blossomed into an influential and expressive corner of comic culture, providing a platform for voices that have often been muted. Today, we’ll delve into a list of the top 22 lesbian animes that have made their mark in the industry.
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1. Blue is the Warmest Color by Julie Maroh (France)
This is a tender and bittersweet tale about young Adele’s discovery and acceptance of her sexuality, revealing the beautiful and painful aspects of love.
2. Bloom into You by Nio Nakatani (Japan)
A story about two high school girls meeting, knowing each other, and falling in love, it explores growing up and the understanding of sex and emotion.
3. My Lesbian Experience with Loneliness by Kabi Nagata (Japan)
A poignant, autobiographical manga that delves deep into the author’s understanding of her sexuality, depression, and eating disorders.
4. Girl Friends by Milk Morinaga (Japan)
The story of two high school girls evolving from friends to lovers, it delves deeply into the confusions and desires of adolescence.
5. Kase-san and Morning Glories by Hiromi Takashima (Japan)
A simple yet emotional love story that describes how two girls with completely different personalities fall in love.
6. Sweet Blue Flowers by Takako Shimura (Japan)
A tender story of two female friends evolving into lovers, it explores the fine line between friendship and romantic love.
7. Whispered Words by Takashi Ikeda (Japan)
This manga, revolving around three high school girls, portrays their love and friendship as they grow.
8. Their Story by Tan Jiu (China)
A high school love story that narrates the process of two girls from meeting to falling in love.
9. Tamen De Gushi by Tan Jiu (China)
This manga deeply explores friendship and love between women and their struggles under societal and familial pressure.
10. Always Human by Ari North (Australia)
Set in a technologically advanced future, this is the tale of two young women developing a deep bond amidst arguments and misunderstandings.
11. Mooncakes by Suzanne Walker and Wendy Xu (USA)
This fantasy comic narrates the story of a witch and her werewolf girlfriend fighting against evil forces.
12. The Tea Dragon Society by Katie O’Neill (New Zealand)
A heartwarming comic about a young girl’s journey of self-discovery and her pursuit of freedom.
13. The Love Doctor by Chamsae, Bansook (South Korea)
A tale of a self-proclaimed “Love Doctor” helping others with their love troubles while dealing with her own.
14. Fluttering Feelings by Ssamba (South Korea)
This manga showcases the slow and natural progression of two female friends turning into lovers.
15. Lily Love by Ratana Satis (Thailand)
A manga depicting the process of understanding and supporting each other between two college roommates as they become acquainted, known, and in love.
16. Pulse by Ratana Satis (Thailand)
A deep exploration of love, lust, and human nature, with a cardiologist and her patient as the protagonists.
17. Yuri Crush by Cccpo (China)
This manga tells a tale of friendship and love between two women, and their resilience under societal pressures.
18. Woman World by Aminder Dhaliwal (Canada)
A comedic dystopian comic that illustrates a world where men have gone extinct, and women have to rebuild society.
19. RoadQueen: Eternal Roadtrip to Love by Mira Ong Chua (USA)
A fun, lighthearted comic about a popular girl who can get any girl she wants, except for one.
20. The Third Party by Enjelicious (Philippines)
A dramatic comic about a girl who falls for her best friend, who’s already in a relationship.
21. What Does the Fox Say? by Team Gaji (South Korea)
A comic about a complicated office romance between three women.
22. Miss Angel and Miss Devil by Maeu Malgeum (South Korea)
A comedic comic about an angel and a devil living in the human world and falling in love with each other.
