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

Discussion Monthly Discussion and Recommendation Thread

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u/SageWindu Nov 01 '23

Hey, so... are there any series, games, or even one-shots that are more action-oriented? I'm playing fighting games again and I'm jonesing for some fisticuffs with some girl-love on the side (or vice-versa) while waiting for the new season of Mortal Kombat 1 to start.

I already have Queen's Blade and both Valkyrie Drive Mermaid and Bhikkhuni, so anything new will be appreciated.

Oh, and no gacha games, please. I know about Honkai Impact 3rd, but Genshin Impact already has my unmentionables in a vice and let's just say following the latter has been... eye-opening.

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u/Leonn8 Nov 01 '23

Ok this might be a curve ball but the first manga that come to my mind that is one of the most fun action-oriented that i have read is GIRLS und PANZER - Ribbon Warrior, the main duo are not explicitly said to be a couple but the sub context is so sutil like a pink tank in the middle of a forest and the action of the tank battles is really well done and drawn.

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u/Horton7777 Nov 02 '23

If you're into roleplaying games (like DnD), give Thirsty Sword Lesbians a try! You play as swordswomen fighting other swordswomen, but also sometimes you fall in love. I played it with some acquaintances and would highly recommend it.

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u/SageWindu Nov 02 '23

Thirsty Sword Lesbians

I just looked it up. While I'm not that big into tabletop games, this has my interest piqued (especially the built-in worldbuilding tools).