#serizawa yuri

[almondpiglet]

shimaseri yuri + jealous serirei yuri... because i live for the drama

[thistletisle]

Men who whimper when you tease them, sucking on the tip of their cock, he begs for you to make him cum and that he needs it so bad.

You find this quite adorable and finally end up giving him what he wants, slowly, you sink onto his cock while he lets out a moan and grabs your hips.

“F-fuck h-ha…! O-oh my god.. I love you- I love your pussy s-so much..!”

Armin Arlert, KUNIKIDA DOPPO, Atsushi Nakajima, OTHELLO, Yuri Briar, Rimuru Tempest, Giyuu Tomioka, Laios Touden, CHILCHUCK TIMS, Balam Shichiro, Ronald Knox, SANJI. Ranpo Edogawa, Serizawa Katsuya, SIGMA, And your favs <3

[kyokyeo]

join my delusion

[bvnnyptchwrk]

Poorly drawn Yuri serirei

[pinkpurpleplayoffs]

ROUND 2, POLL 1 (FOR REAL)

[illogical-logics]

happy pride month everyone

[divine-bloodlines]

The first step to understanding Ulala Serizawa is learning how badly the concept of "Christmas Cake" fucks up women

The second step is understanding Ulala Serizawa how badly comphet fucks up women

[chronicbackstabbingdisorder]

Chiemi that's pretty gay

[twodlover]

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: アサルトリリィ Last Bullet | Assault Lily Last Bullet (Video Game) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Aizawa Kazuha & Sasaki Ran & Serizawa Chikaru & Hatsukano Yoh & Iijima Renka, Mentioned Aizawa Kazuha/Sasaki Ran, Serizawa Chikaru & Sasaki Ran Characters: Serizawa Chikaru, Sasaki Ran Additional Tags: Alpha/Beta/Omega Dynamics, Pack Family, Beta Serizawa Chikaru, Domestic Fluff, Food as a Metaphor for Love, Mentioned Iijima Renka, Mentioned Hatsukano Yoh, Mentioned Aizawa Kazuha, Short & Sweet, Pack Dynamics, I Have Some Hervarar Feelings So I Wrote This, Mild Character Study, Comfort No Hurt Summary:

Taking advantage of the fact that she didn't have any appointment at that moment, the beta has resolved to start the preparations for the afternoon snack of her pack.

[mosshook]

THIS IS A LIFE

read on ao3 rating: teen & up / word count: 11k relationships: reigen & mob; reigen/serizawa characters: reigen, mob, serizawa, reigen’s parents, reigen’s sister, dimple, the rest of the spirits and such kids additional tags: fragmented format, time jumps, post-canon, pre-canon, panic attacks, character study, healing

my love letter to reigen arataka and, by extension, mob psycho 100.

reigen grows to know both life and love. otherwise known as, there’s a lot of stories about men at the end of the world.

[mariautistic]

serizawa/reigen is yuri

[almondpiglet]

(request) *teleports next to you and gives you a big smooch*

[yurimother]

'I'm in Love with the Villainess' Anime - Episode 1 Review

An astounding and hilarious first outing for the series with the power to revolutionize Yuri

We are finally here, the long-awaited and much anticipated first episode of Platinum Vision’s I’m in Love with the Villainess anime aired on Tokyo MX and is streaming everywhere outside of Asia with a plethora of dubbing options, including English, on day one on Crunchyroll.

The first outing covers most of the events of the light novel’s first chapter, or the first three chapters of the manga, at a rapid but steady and not overwhelming pace. At this rate, the anime should be able to cover much of the series’ first arc, or the first two out of five books, in a single cour. Perhaps a bit less, depending on which of the story’s various adventures it elects to include. This is an exciting possibility, to be sure, as the story is a character-driven, socially mindful, and expertly written and, despite its fantasy setting, an exceptionally relevant tale of romance, socio-economic inequality, and of course, queerness.

While the first arc of Villainess is a triumph, it would be a shame not to see at least some of the developments from the extra chapters that lead into the second story, like (spoilers for the end of volume 2) Rae and Claire’s wedding and their adopted twin daughters May and Aleah. If we are lucky, perhaps they will appear in the final episode or, dare to dream, a second season (end of spoilers).

Now, onto the show itself. For those who, for whatever reason, have not read Inori’s masterpiece, I’m in Love with the Villainess follows Rae Taylor. A salary worker who dies and is reincarnated as the protagonist of her favorite otome game, Revolution. However, Rae has no interest in any of the game world’s three eligible royal bachelors and has eyes only for the game villainess Claire François. Armed with exceptionally magical ability, Rae sets out determined to secure a happy ending for her beloved Claire against the coming revolution and perhaps win her heart in the process.

Now, the opening of I’m in Love with the Villainess is the series' weakest moment in all mediums, which, considering episode one’s outstanding quality, only highlights just how superb the Yuri masterpiece is as a whole. Even with its need to establish the setting, characters, and premise of the series, the premiere managed to be an excellent introduction and set the bar high with lots of laughs, entertainment, and service between our two leads.

I watched the Japanese audio, and Yu Serizawa and Karin Nanami are fantastic in these roles, with Serizawa playing up Rae’s teasing adoration and borderline masochism at full blast, and Nanami explicitly giving voice to Claire’s arrogance and frustration. She even manages to deliver a perfect Ojou-style laugh to seal the character’s elite status and lean into the show’s use of otome tropes. And having the leads sing the excellent opening and ending themes is just icing on the cake.

Speaking of tropes, while Ironi’s original work is a genre-defying masterpiece that broke the Yuri mold, it is never afraid to play with the genre’s iconography and its otome game setting. Every other scene had another allusion, including to the book’s cover. As always, I am likely overeager to see connections, however intentional they may be, but the academy’s halls harken to otome staples, the bells and strings of the first scene's soundtrack conjured blistering memories of Strawberry Panic (perhaps a sacrilegious comparison to make but I digress), and even an areal shot of the campus was another check mark on my “Scenic Yuri” theory.

Now, as mentioned, I’m in Love with the Villainess has to establish the groundwork here, and narratively, these are the weakest moments, often direct exposition, with a few exceptions like Rae’s conversation with her roommate Mash about maintaining Claire’s attention. The narration is at least accompanied by relevant and creative, if perhaps limited, animation. But to their credit, these moments are succinct, existing only as long as they have to in order to provide the necessary information and get out of the way for what matters most: the characters.

Rae and Claire are front and center from the very get-go, and there is little time wasted in showcasing Rae’s intense bottom energy or establishing Claire’s elitism and bewildered anger towards Rae’s excitement in the face of Claire’s carefully calculated cruelty. It is a montage of silly and fun competitions between the two that had me laughing and smiling all the way through, as the Yuri was present in full force, and gives glimpses at the mutual obsession the women have for each other that will soon blossom into a wonderful romance.

These early story beats have a light tone and focus on the bullying, teasing, and rivalry between Rae and Claire, a dynamic that previously and understandably made a subset of readers somewhat uncomfortable. However, assuming the anime unfolds in a similar manner to the manga and light novels, the narrative will explore meatier, heavier subject matter and a far deeper lesbian romance, all without losing its sense of fun and adventure. The next episode or two will be incredibly telling - as the source material is perhaps the most profound and forthright depictions of LGBTQ identity in Yuri, and that all starts with a pivotal conversation that, if it is included, will be coming up shortly.

Overall, I am incredibly excited for this series. The first episode is everything I had hoped for out of an adaptation of one of my favorite works of all time, save the animation, which is average at best. While there is a lot more to see, and we will have to wait to know if I’m in Love with the Villainess lives up to its incredible potential and source material, I am extremely hopeful. We have one of the funniest, most thoughtful, and queerest works of Yuri transformed into a stunning anime project unlike anything that has come before and offers the chance at not just a new Yuri “gateway” but to continue the work of its source material in revolutionizing the genre.

Ratings: Story – 8 Characters – 10 Art – 5 LGBTQ – We shall see… Sexual Content – 3 Final – 8

I'm in Love with the Villainess is streaming on Crunchyroll with English sub/dub.

Review made possible by Avery Riehl and the rest of the YuriMother Patrons. Support YuriMother on Patreon for early access, exclusive article, and more: patreon.com/yurimother

[latinotiktok]

Propaganda:

Reigen

-Reigen me recuerda a mi tío dominicano

-Reigen. Tiene ideas de negocios que seguramente ayudan a la economia de la region.

-reigen es colombiano he would thrive here tiene malicia indigena le pelearia a una viejita por el puesto en el transmi se pararia en el centro al frente de monserrate a venderle chucherias a los gringos sería popular con las señoras y entre ellas mi mamá se identificaria con shakira conocio a serizawa en la primera de mayo he is everything ❤

-reigen es argentino (y cordobes) no tengo pruebas pero tampoco dudas

-Reigen tiene al menos una gotita de argentino en la sangre es literal la palabra trolo encarnada solo mirenlo

-Reigen de mob psycho 100 es caracteristico por ser un chanta y hablar moviendo mucho las manos. este hombre es argentino y nadie me puede convencer de lo contrario

-Reigen. Tiene alma d latino

-reigen arataka simplemente es cierto

-Arataka Reigen. ¿Han visto al tipo? Vive en un estado de constante desvergue que tiene un marcado sabor latine.

-Arataka Reigen é literalmente o estereótipo do malandro brasileiro, ele é um dos caras que trancou a faculdade em São Paulo e decidiu virar maloqueiro

-Reigen. Iba a decir que es chilango pero me convencieron que es argentino, me da risa en la tele pero si lo veo en la calle le saco la vuelta

Catra

Catra y Adora de She-Ra (brarg en ese orden). La actriz que hace la voz de Adora es latina, pero eso no importa mucho la cosa es que manejan el amor-odio más Brarg que existe, el verdadero brarg yuri.

Yo también quería nominar a Adora (she-ra) como argentina por los loles, una vez leí un fic au donde jugaba al fútbol Y LE YANKI QUE LO ESCRIBIÓ LA HIZO ESPAÑOLA. ME SENTÍ COMPLETAMEMTE VULNERADA. ME ROBÓ A MANO ARMADA. Anyway la propaganda de la nominación brarg con Catra es más graciosa que lo que se me hubiera ocurrido a mí

Catra (Felina) de She-ra and the Princesses of Power. Ela tem complexo de inferioridade e uma tendência fascista destrutiva, mas no final ela tem um redemption arc, ela é legal e passa pro lado certo. Além disso ela adoraria usar Havaianas com certeza.

[molsno]

I know damn well that if more tgirls played raging loop they'd be insanely horny for serizawa chiemi. you'd see the most insane toxic yuri fanart of her and tgirl!haruaki. sadly not enough of them play visual novels so my vision will never come to fruition. oh well

[fictional-birthdays]

Happy Birthday! (April 30th)

Twice H. Pieceman (Fate/Extra)

Shino Hazuki (Chaos;Head)

Eliza (Lapis Re:LiGHTs)

Angus (Animal Crossing)

Gato (Naruto)

Eikichi Nebuya (Kuroko no Basket)

Yoichi Tanaka (Ao Haru Ride)

Konoe A. Mercury (BlazBlue)

Kengo Miyazawa (Little Busters!)

Kuranosuke (Pop’n Music)

Shuichiro Oishi (Prince of Tennis)

Tatsuya Enomoto (K Project)

Tokiwa Anzai (Mewkledreamy)

Takuma Yuba (World Trigger)

Yuri Serizawa (Boyfriend Kari Kirameki Note)