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I noticed grell isn't yaoi.explain please.opinions matter!if you don't know who he is its my picture on this website.

alright I got my story down (at least an idea).I've got some characters down as well.if ur new look at my previous blog to catch up on what i'm doing but anyway.....now the fun part.....mixing and matching the relationships between the characters to I find a practical outcome.wish me luck!!!!!!!!!

I'm working on my own anime idea right know.its sort of a twisted love story . I'm pulling from comedy , yuri , yaoi , maybe a bit of supernatural . i've hit a roadblock though....I cant seem to get a decent character list going or good plot line going . any ides anime vice people ? basically I'm trying to combine some of my favorite genres into one melting pot . makes sense right? anyone care to help me out? the story is set in more modern era so if anyone has any ideas please help I have an open mind and will gladly anything you give me......in terms of ideas that is lol.

Sorry I'm late, but I wanted to test the ride a bit longer.

Three episodes in, and so far, Episode Three still pulls me into whatever the holy hell is going on back there. There was also a lot of views of its page on Screened (either that or you all visited me there. In that case, thank you. <3) Anyway, some spoilers for Episode Three are present here, so I suggest you get caught up from here on (or just read it if you are one of the people that just aren't interested in seeing the series. In that case, you're really missing out, especially since there's a interesting new character in the mix. :[ )

Synopsis (via Takashichea)

Y arrives to Camphorwood village to start on the Human Monument project, but she gets totally sidetracked and kick starts a manga movement starting with some Yaoi titles.

Good

• Y driving the Mediator mad as balls makes up for some good humor.
• I thought the Fujoshi (female yaoi manga fan) fiasco that had erupted in Camphorwood managed to make things even funnier.
• The ending of this episode is the biggest surprise from the Fairies so far.

Bad

• Some of the terms that are used might not be understandable for others that are new to anime.
• Not much fairy appearances. (They always seem to cheer me up at some point).

Weird

• The blank space scene in the beginning was puzzling, but not as much as the conclusion was.

Next week, things are only going to get weirder from here on. I solely blame Y on that one.

Highlights

She definitely won't un-see that image anytime soon (Neither will we) -_-;

Y looks SO diabolical, it's cute!

Maybe I shouldn't have asked Vileplume to use "Sweet Scent" over here...

Fully titled: Tits N' Ass, but I don't want to be weeded out as mature content on Youtube.

This episode I'm answering Sotyfan16's question on fanservice and my opinions. I had to do this in a rush, so it's not the best, but HAY you guys'll get two this week so yay!! Hope you enjoy, and send your Q&A in any format (AV, youtube, Twitter, Tumblr) and I'll answer them in the upcoming two episodes.

Sorry! I forgot to ask this in the video so.... What's your opinion on fanservice?

• Yaoi - Encompasses every kind of male/male relationship, although generally leans towards the more sexual side of the scale.
• BL - AKA Boy's Love. A term used for manga/anime/fanfiction with male/male sexual relationships.
• Shonen-Ai - AKA Boy's Love (also), although this term is used to refer to non-sexual male/male romantic relationships.
• Fandom - Commonly used all over the anime world. Fandom just means everything to do with the fans. AKA Fanbase
  
• Pairing - Simply a couple.
• Cannon - Official to the series.
• Ship - 'to ship' is a verb which means to support a certain pairing of characters.
• Crack Couple/Crack Pairing - A pairing that is shipped, but will never officially happen because it it either A) Near impossible B) A cross over couple or C) Just a bad idea.
• 'X' - Often between two character names, there may be an 'X' this means that they are referring to the two characters mentioned as a couple. I.e. SasukeXSakura. Note: the 'X' may be replaced with a '/'
  
• Slash - A fan-fiction of any sort that pairs two male or two female characters.
• Doujinshi - A fan-fiction, but in the form of a published mini-manga or comic. Commonly found in the yaoi fandom.
• Lemon - A fan-fiction depicting explicit sexual relations between two fictional characters.
• Bara - Anime/manga with extreme sexual acts between big, hairy, and burly men. Intended for gay male readers.