Husbandos galore from anime, manga, and more.
I just read this and I love him. This Onii-san right here is Sakura. In the beginning of the story, he monologues about how his parents cried during his little sister’s wedding, so as a result he decided he wanted marriage as well.
But the problem…
He’s gay—
The ones below are my favorites.
Exhibit A, for Adorable:
Exhibit B, for Blush:
Honestly his faces were the best part of this doujin. 10/10 recommend, just for them to be viewed in context.
But that’s all for now tata~
It’s ya boy, Silas, from Fire Emblem Fates or If or 14.
I knew I’d put a ring on him in at least one play through because, of course, he’s the “childhood friend” ™ character.
Okay, but like, Silas was so dedicated to your Avatar, or Corrin, in the game to become a knight just for a chance to see them again after being separated.
And despite your Avatar/Corrin having a weird sort of laser-guided amnesia and not remembering Silas very well, during their supports with each other he’s fine with helping your Avatar/Corrin remember and it’s cute.
And not to mention the turmoil you get to put him through for fighting him when he’s a map boss in one of the routes.
Silas, chill with the “My life belongs to you”. You guys aren’t even married here—
Screenshots courtesy of JohneAwesome on Youtube.
He’s so happy when your Avatar/Corrin remembers or at least recalls his name.
And he’s even willing to betray his country—
As a husbando, you can sure count on Silas to have your back, man.
That’s it for now, tata~
I stan Studio Bones for all the juicy Reigen fanservice—
This isn’t even all of it but notable exhibits include:
This concludes my essay—
Tata for now~
Well at least for me.
The anime wasn’t too interesting, I literally watched no more than, like, 15 minutes in total for all 12 episodes of the first season.
I blame Thrive for pulling me in, though.
Just look at them.
If anything, Thrive’s LOVE ADDICTION and Tick-Tack are bops and deserve checking out.
Tata for now~
In honor of Kingdom Hearts 3’s release, I’d like to take a moment to appreciate how bait young Eraqus is.
Thank you, Testuya Nomura.
Tata for now~
The first post in a series of future Fire Emblem Husbando analyses.
Okay, looking back on it, I’m already kinda baited by the fact that you “betray” Chrom in the opening cutscene of Fire Emblem: Awakening. It’s just too good. I mean, look at this face of betrayal when you stab him:
But he’s such a cinnamon roll that he tries to make sure you don’t feel guilty and even begs you to flee.
When I was first playing, however, this cutscene was more of a, “Oh, okay, he’s probably an important character, no biggie. He’ll be fine, somehow.” I wasn’t too baited by him.
That is until this happens.
When he helps you up from the ground he pulls you so close to him LOL (and let’s not forget to mention the fact that the camera lingers on his smiling face directed towards you for longer than it needs). My maiden heart was already worried. I tended to fall for the “first boy” ™ when I was younger and Chrom fit the criteria.
(For those that are actually playing Fire Emblem: Awakening, spoilers follow below!)
From a story standpoint, I think having Chrom as your husbando fits well. Robin’s, or your Avatar’s, blood and Chrom’s blood are at odds with each other, which make for good tension and angst. And that makes it more bait-worthy—
Then there’s Chrom’s future daughter, and well, yours too.
Being Chrom’s waifu means that Lucina turns out edgier by having to face the dilemma of killing her own mother or not and that’s my aesthetic—
In general the story cutscenes feel a bit more right as Chrom’s waifu which make it more enjoyable to play.
But, yeah. That doesn’t mean Chrom’s the only husbando in Fire Emblem though—
That’s it for now, tata~
Please examine this gif.
The skull makes this scene stand out though, so I appreciate it.
Why does Stein have so much sexual tension here and also with all the other adults too―
I think I’ll have to go back and examine Soul Eater bait in more detail later.
For now tata~
I got blue balls from Owari no Seraph, or Seraph of the End. I think I fell for the fujo bait from the opening (which is very catchy and aesthetic).
The amount of frustration I felt from watching season one was almost unbearable, considering that I considered the first episode and its ending hook to be pretty good. I remember that people I followed on social media also commented about how it went the high school route™ and disappointed them after the season ended. It’s safe to say I was disappointed too, but at least I got to oggle at this man:
The first season did not live up to the opening’s fujo bait—
However season two somewhat made up for it in Episode 10… but still.
Overall, if you’re just here for the BL bait, like I was, I’d recommend only watching like the last 2 or 3 episodes of season one and two for Yu (black haired boy and MC) and Mika (blonde haired boy and childhood friend of MC). You’ll probably be extremely confused about the context, but the amount of anticipation that season one tries to build up to their reunion isn’t worth it. Just go for the gold—
For now, tata~
Which do you prefer?
Chocolate or Strawberry Shortcake?
Bunbetsu no Takan, or in English, Sense and Sensibility by Sakurada Hina features a spicy and tantalizing form of bait known as Haraaki.
I mean, just look at him.
It’s no wonder the heroine, Aya, has such a tough time choosing between her current boyfriend, Kento, and his brother Haraaki.
Here are some of my favorite panels:
My bias for Haraaki is too strong—
But not to worry, I also appreciate Kento’s cucked face—
If this intrigues you, I urge you to check it out! That way you can enjoy the bait that is Haraaki and the heartbreak of Kento with full context—
That’s it for now, tata~
I recently watched Banana Fish and…
Please. Just look at this clip.
Honestly, when the beginning of this blog was being thought of, this clip was one of the first things I thought of to share. I blame this very clip alone for baiting me into watching Banana Fish. The OST syncing up with the panning effect to reveal the kiss was too powerful—it left too much of an impression—I had to check it out.
Ash, the blonde boy in this clip, is a baddass—I love him. If his suaveness here and that look in his eyes weren’t enough to make you swoon, I don’t know what will.
There were a few more share-worthy bait moments in Banana Fish besides the kissing clip, but I won’t spoil too much for you to enjoy. If this interests you, please do take note that the series depicts or mentions scenarios regarding topics such as rape, pedophilia and child conditioning/child sexual acts. Although explicit imagery is never shown, the subject matter is there and/or heavily implied.
That’s it for now, tata~
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