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Looking for some sexy boys' love manga to enjoy this Pride? Renta! has you covered! Here are three fun titles that will have you blushing! Chew Me Up And Teach Me About Love "Hitomi has a secret crush on his kind and muscular neighbor, Kamiya. Hitomi always brings him extra food from his part-time job, but, one day, Kamiya's attitude suddenly changes. His kind smile disappears and with wild panting, he steals a kiss from Hitomi while pushing him against the wall. Then, animal ears appear on Kamiya's head...!" You'll Be My Wife "Takara Hatori, an ordinary young man, aims to become a novelist, but he has yet to get anything published. On top of that, he's also burdened with his uncle's debts, and he's worried about his future. One day, when he enters a park to escape a debt collector, he's surrounded by light, and when he opens his eyes, there's a gorgeous man with blond hair and brown skin standing there, saying how much he has missed Takara. He has been transported to an unknown world called the Moor Kingdom!" Caressing the Nipples of My Hibernating Bear "One day, Nowa, a bear living in the forest, comes across a stray puppy. He names him Airi and decides to raise and care for him. Although at a loss as to how to raise a child, Airi grows up to be obedient and gentle, and the two live happily together." What will you be reading this pride? In the meantime check out my other recs here on BLU! -- SUPPORT BLU'S UPCOMING YAOI

Happy pride! Here are my 3 recs for easy-to-read manga! Perfect for those looking to read something fun for pride! Given If you’re a fan of music and romance, Given is a must-read! Follow Ritsuka and Mafuyu as they connect through their band and navigate their feelings for each other. Sasaki and Miyano For a lighthearted and sweet read, check out Sasaki and Miyano. It is a perfect start for any new yaoi reader! Hello, Green Days Mikage, a shy and timid botany graduate student, becomes roommates with his financially challenged junior, Nanahoshi. They confess their love, and Mikage experiences his first relationship, struggling to understand how to be a loving boyfriend. Celebrate Pride with these fantastic yaoi manga that highlight love, friendship, and self-discovery. Happy Pride! 🌈📚 #PrideMonth -- SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL UPCOMING YAOI!

Mark your calendars for October 15, 2024, because "The Titan's Bride Volume 5" is set to release, and pre-orders are now open! "Somehow, Kouichi has been pulled into Tildant’s succession crisis and is targeted by Tildant nobles, accused of being an unworthy partner to a king. Wanting to protect his beloved Caius and prove himself to the court, Kouichi accepts a challenge to prove his worth once and for all!" Pre-order your copy of The Titan's Bride Vol. 5 today : -Amazon Don't miss out on this exciting release and continue the journey of Kouichi and Caius in "The Titan's Bride"! -- SUPPORT BLU'S UPCOMING YAOI

Exciting news! The New Recruit Vol. 2 is now available for pre-order! BL fans will be thrilled! About The New Recruit Vol.2 Sparks fly as Seunghyun and Jongchan find themselves falling deeper and deeper in love. But just as their romance heats up, Jongchan, the seasoned pro, frets that his affection for Seunghyun might throw a wrench into Seunghyun's budding career. Can they strike the perfect balance between work and love? This volume includes the thrilling conclusion to Seunghyun and Jongchan's whirlwind romance, with the addition of the delightful side tale of Call Me, Ma Sweet Puppy for an extra dose of sweetness! delivered Pre-order HERE Don't miss out on this exciting release! -- SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL UPCOMING YAOI!

The Boyfriend, Japan’s first same-sex romance reality series, is shaking up the dating show scene. This groundbreaking series will air every Tuesday starting July 9, with a total of 10 episodes released in four weekly installments. Imagine a beachside paradise where nine men are searching for love. The “Green Room” beach house, nestled by the sea, is where they’ll live for a month. Between building friendships and working shifts at a peppermint green coffee truck, these guys will have plenty of opportunities to discover who they really are. Hosted by a fantastic mix of personalities, including MEGUMI, Chiaki Horan, Thelma Aoyama, Durian Lollobrigida, and Yoshimi Tokui, this show promises lots of fun and unexpected moments. Dai Ota, the executive producer and Netflix Japan’s manager of live-action originals, shares the heart behind the series: “We wanted to focus on the friendships and personal growth of these young men, not just their romances.” The Boyfriend’s teaser trailer features the song “Dazed & Confused” by Korean indie rock band Glen Check, setting the perfect tone for this heartwarming series. Three teaser posters, including an illustrated piece by Korean artist Son Eunkyoung, have also been released. The Boyfriend | Official Teaser | Netflix Curious about what relationships will blossom after a summer at the beach? Find out when The Boyfriend premieres on July 9, only on Netflix. -- SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL YAOI

Hey yaoi fans! New Lezhin comic arrived and it's HOTT! Flashlight by YANGMA is here! I read the first chapter and I am HOOKED! Check out the cover art! About Flashlight "Aaron Hunter’s got it all. Looks, talent, and he just won the award for best actor. He does have one issue though: trouble sleeping. The only thing that’ll get him to fall asleep is a certain song by a certain someone. And when they finally meet, this is Aaron’s chance to get him to write a new song. But will the mysterious singer accept this deal? And will past traumas become illuminated by their newfound relationship…?" Read it for yourself HERE! --- Check out BLU's original upcoming yaoi!

Exciting news for manga fans! TOKYOPOP has revealed the cover for the upcoming release of Wails of the Bound: Beta. Just look how cute! About Wails of the Bound: Beta, Volume 1 "The heart seeks love, and the body seeks servitude. Although Uto and Suzube still care for each other, they return to being boss and subordinate. Wails of the Bound: Beta is a spin-off of popular BL title Wails of the Bound." Wails of the Bound: Beta is set to release soon (October 22), and we can’t wait to dive into this gripping story. Stay tuned for more updates and get ready to add this exciting title to your collection! For more details, visit TOKYOPOP's official website. --- CHECK OUT BLU'S UPCOMING YAOI

Hold onto your popcorn, folks, because the Boys Love "Time" is messing with the space-time continuum. Foam, our fabulously famous actor, gets more than he bargained for when he watches his lover, Chris, get taken down by the cops. But wait—there's a twist! Just when you think it's all tears and tragedy, some mysterious dude with a magical clock steps in to offer Foam a rewind button on life. Why "Boys Love Time" is a Much Watch Boys Love Time Travel with a Heart-Throb Twist: This is Foam jumping through the past with the desperation of a man on a mission to save his boo. Each leap through time is like flipping through the worst and best days of your life, but with better lighting and more dramatic music. Romance on the Rocks… and the Clock Foam's race to outpace fate is a nail-biter. Every tick-tock of that mystical clock cranks up the tension, making every heartfelt reunion and heartbreaking close call a slap in the face with a wet fish—shocking, kinda refreshing, and definitely memorable. Visuals That Pop Like Your Favorite Brand of Chips Dial up the drama, because the visuals in this show are off the hook. Every time period Foam crashes into is decked out to the nines, turning his love story into a runway show of emotions and eye candy. It’s not just a feast for the eyes—it's a full-course meal. A Love Story with More Layers Than Your Favorite Dip "Time" digs deep. It's not just about getting the guy; it's about fixing the messes we make and dealing with the fallout. This show peels back the layers of fate, love, and consequence like an onion, and yes, it'll probably make you cry, too. Wrap up, because the Boys Love "Time" is a whirlwind of time-traveling, tear-jerking, heart-stopping moments that will leave you glued to your seat, possibly shouting at the screen. It’s the kind of show you text your friends about, demanding they watch it so you can all freak out together. Dive in, and let Foam and Chris take you on a journey that proves love isn’t just a matter of the heart—it’s a matter of time. "Time" Photos Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

Grab your binoculars and maybe a tissue or two—welcome to "Refund Love" a Thai Boys Love drama that takes a heartfelt dive into the messy, beautiful chaos of relationships and recovery. When Third decides to hire his buddy Pai for a birdwatching trip, he’s probably hoping for some peace, quiet, and maybe a rare bird sighting or two. But Pai, freshly dumped and drowning his sorrows in booze, has other plans. "Refund Love" (2024) Review Here's Why "Refund Love" is Worth Peeking Through the Binoculars: Real Talk on Relationships This is a birdwatching journey through the wild jungles of human emotion. Third and Pai, both dealing with their relationship woes, make for a duo that's dysfunctional but also endearing. As they trek through nature, they're forced to confront their own feelings, making for some raw, real moments. The Scenic Side of Sorrow The scenes of their expedition is stunning, a stark contrast to the emotional turmoil. It's almost like the serene views are mocking their inner chaos. But as the scenery shifts, so do their perspectives, which is beautifully captured with some pretty slick cinematography. A Twist on the Traditional Just when you think this is going to be another melancholic mope-fest, the narrative throws a curveball. The trip of letting go slowly morphs into a tale of letting in—new perspectives, new emotions, and maybe, just maybe, a new beginning. Emotional Baggage as Carry-On Both Third and Pai lug around their emotional baggage like no one's business, but as the trip progresses, they start unpacking—literally and figuratively. It’s cathartic, it’s messy, and it’s incredibly relatable. While "Refund Love" might not be soaring high with a perfect rating, it's got a gritty charm that's hard to ignore. This drama offers more than just a glimpse into birdwatching; it delves deep into the heartaches and hopes of its characters, making it a journey worth joining. So, if you’re in for a drama that’s as therapeutic as it is thematic, give this one a watch. Just remember, the path to healing is often bird-littered and beautiful. "Refund Love" Photos Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

"Happy Ending," a short film released in a three-part mini-series format on Strongberry's YouTube channel, delves into the bittersweet tang of nostalgia and unrequited love. Set within the quaint confines of a bookstore, bookstore owner Hyun rediscovers his high school diary and the emotions and memories of his unexpressed feelings for his childhood friend, Dongho. "Happy Ending" (2024) Review Engaging Elements The film's charm primarily stems from the scuffle over the diary, a scene that not only engages but encapsulates the emotional weight of the diary itself—playful yet laden with unspoken truths. This, paired with the realistic vibe of the film, which is significantly bolstered by the authentic setting and detailed backdrop, crafts an atmosphere that feels genuinely relatable. The high production value of "Happy Ending" further enhances this effect, lending a polished look to the brief narrative. Challenges in Execution However, the film starts on a somewhat ambiguous note, as it withholds the main character's face, an artistic choice that, while intriguing, can make it difficult for viewers to connect with Hyun immediately. Additionally, the pacing and release format of the series—three short episodes released weekly—may not serve the story well, potentially causing viewers to feel disconnected from the narrative's flow. Conclusion and Open Ending The film culminates in an open-ended conclusion, offering contradictory clues that leave the ending up to interpretation. This ambiguity, although a fertile ground for discussion, may leave some viewers craving a more concrete resolution. The film’s title, "Happy Ending," cleverly plays on the setting and themes but risks misleading audiences due to its colloquial connotations. Lastly, the subtitles often flash too quickly, a technical issue that, though minor, can detract significantly from viewer comprehension and enjoyment, particularly for those relying on them to understand the dialogue. Final Thoughts Despite these issues, "Happy Ending" remains a heartfelt exploration of youthful longing and the complexities of revisiting one's past. It beautifully captures the essence of personal growth and unresolved emotions through the simple yet profound narrative device of a diary. While there are areas where the film could improve, especially in terms of engagement and narrative execution, it offers a poignant piece that stirs emotions and invites reflection on our own "happy endings." For those who appreciate introspective, slice-of-life storytelling, "Happy Ending" provides a brief but memorable emotional journey. "Happy Ending" Photos Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

"I Wish You Love" draws us into a story about personal discovery and reconnecting with a long-lost friend. The series focuses on Pond, whose fascination with mirrors goes beyond vanity, exploring themes of self-reflection and the realities of those we thought we knew. "I Wish You Love" (2024) Review Pond: From Vanity to Empathy At first, Pond seems out of touch, his interest in mirrors appearing narcissistic. However, as the story progresses, his character reveals depth. Pond's journey begins when he unexpectedly travels through a mirror into the sickroom of his old high school friend, Mawin. What seemed like arrogance is actually a protective layer for a kind heart, especially towards Mawin. His transformation from self-centered to genuinely caring is well portrayed, showing a side of him that was hidden by his confident exterior. Mawin: Central Yet Underexplored Mawin's character, while important, feels underdeveloped. Confined by an undefined illness and isolated, his backstory lacks detail, making it hard to fully connect with him or understand his relationship with Pond. The series hints at potential but leaves too many questions unanswered, which affects the impact of his role. The Mirror's Symbolism The mirror is a key element in "I Wish You Love," symbolizing a magical link between past and present, Pond and Mawin. However, its role feels more symbolic than functional, missing the chance to enhance the magical realism of the story. Casting Choices The age difference between Pond and Mawin’s actors adds complexity. Pond's actor, at 44, appears older than his character should be, creating a visual mismatch that affects their dynamics. While this could have added depth, it instead muddles the chemistry essential for a Boys Love series. Final Thoughts "I Wish You Love" has moments of genuine emotion and potential brilliance but struggles with character development and plot structure. Despite its flaws, the series offers a unique take on self-discovery and the power of reconnecting, making it worth watching for those interested in emotional depth and introspective journeys. It reminds us how reflections, both literal and metaphorical, can reveal unexpected truths and reconnect us with lost parts of ourselves and others. "I Wish You Love" Photos Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

The Boys Love series "Anti Reset" dives into the heartfelt relationship between Chu Yi Ping, a man struggling emotionally, and Ever 9, an experimental intelligent robot sent to help him after a disabling accident at school. The story questions the essence of companionship and loyalty as it explores the boundaries between human emotions and artificial intelligence. Boys Love series "Anti Reset" Review Chu Yi Ping's Emotional Journey Yi Ping is initially reluctant to accept Ever 9's help. However, he soon realizes that Ever 9 is more than just a machine. It not only aids him physically but also complements his emotional needs. As their bond deepens, Yi Ping encourages Ever 9 to create and pursue a wish list, symbolizing their growing connection and understanding. The Challenge of Ever 9's Reset The story takes a dramatic turn when Ever 9 malfunctions and needs repairs that include a system reset, threatening to erase their shared memories. After the reset, Ever 9's demeanor changes. The robot rushes to complete the wish list, shows disinterest in Yi Ping, and even asks to be returned to the company. This sudden shift leaves Yi Ping bewildered and heartbroken, facing the painful possibility that their emotional bond might be lost to technology's limitations. Testing the Promise of Togetherness Yi Ping's journey with Ever 9 raises questions about relationships and whether artificial intelligence can truly reciprocate human feelings. As Yi Ping deals with Ever 9's changed behavior post-reset, he reflects on his own transformation—learning to feel and love from a robot designed to be emotionless. The irony is striking, highlighting the complexities of their intertwined lives and the cruel twist of technology that offers companionship but can also take it away. Final Thoughts "Anti Reset" is a touching exploration of what it means to be human in the age of advanced robotics. It challenges viewers to consider whether a robot, capable of teaching a man about love and companionship, can itself learn the permanence of loyalty and togetherness. The film leaves the audience pondering the resilience of emotional connections in the face of technological resets, making "Anti Reset" a thought-provoking watch for those intrigued by the evolving dynamics between humans and technology. "Anti Reset" Photos Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project