Frostwraith
The Demon King
Ah yes, yaoi is more or less the gender-opposite equivalent to large breasted/moe girls in the anime world: it's basically fanservice for girls.
Many a shounen manga/anime with large enough male character casts nowadays can't escape the relentless fujoshi who are all too eager to ship them.
And of course, it always ends up with male/female shippers and yaoi fangirls going at each others' throats in that regard, resulting in heated discussions about what pairing(s) is/are the best. Of course, authors join in the fun by pandering to both sides, but never getting too explicit on which ship is canon, if there's any canon romance anyway.
Meanwhile, I just care about the stories and how they unfold, knowing there's more to the characters and settings than romantic pairings. (I'm not keen on love stories anyway and tend to avoid this particular genre of fiction overall.)
With this, I detailed why I don't like the anime fanbase that much. At least, this vocal part of it.
Many a shounen manga/anime with large enough male character casts nowadays can't escape the relentless fujoshi who are all too eager to ship them.
And of course, it always ends up with male/female shippers and yaoi fangirls going at each others' throats in that regard, resulting in heated discussions about what pairing(s) is/are the best. Of course, authors join in the fun by pandering to both sides, but never getting too explicit on which ship is canon, if there's any canon romance anyway.
Meanwhile, I just care about the stories and how they unfold, knowing there's more to the characters and settings than romantic pairings. (I'm not keen on love stories anyway and tend to avoid this particular genre of fiction overall.)
With this, I detailed why I don't like the anime fanbase that much. At least, this vocal part of it.