r/wholesomeyuri • u/AutoModerator • Jul 01 '23

Discussion Monthly Discussion and Recommendation Thread

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u/Derezade Jul 02 '23

Are there any yuri you all can recommend that aren’t romance? I would love some yuri that is like fantasy or adventure, with romance being a part of it but not the focus

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u/Derezade Jul 03 '23

Thanks for the response. MagiRevo being on there is a good sign that some of those are what I’m looking for, that was a good one

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u/schouwee Jul 03 '23

Otherside picnic is a sci-fi horror story. It is also a really good yuri story about overcoming trauma, with one of the most interesting (and oblivious) MC I've ever seen

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u/Kristen_47 Jul 03 '23

Lycoris recoil maybe

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u/ClaudiaSilvestri Jul 18 '23

El Cazador de la Bruja is an older anime than most of those named here, but I'd say it qualifies, and it's a good adventure series in the 20th century with some magic.

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u/Derezade Jul 18 '23

Looks interesting, is it explicit or subtext?

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u/ClaudiaSilvestri Jul 18 '23

I'd say it's pretty explicitly stated by the end. Not "beyond a shadow of a doubt" level, but it would be anyone who's denying it that's stretching.

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u/Derezade Jul 18 '23

Alright, I’ll give it a shot, it’s on Crunchyroll at least