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If you're cruising through the world of yaoi like I am, you know the thrill of meeting that perfect uke character who just makes you melt. Today, I’m here to dish out my personal top five list of the cutest black-haired ukes in the yaoi universe (THERE ARE MORE I PROMISE!). These guys are just too adorable, and they definitely deserve a shoutout. Mikage Tomo From Hello, Green Days I mean just look at his face. Kyoga From Yagi to Ookami no Hatsujou Jijou How can't you love that face! Lee Myongi From Hyperventilation Just the cutest softest face! Kouichi Mizuki From The Titan's Bride He's just so smol and adorable. Takato Saijo From Dakaretai Otoko-1i ni Odosarete Imasu Just a cutie! So, there you have it! My top five black-haired ukes that just make the yaoi world a whole lot brighter. Each of these guys brings something special to their stories, and they're a big part of why I keep coming back for more. SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL UPCOMING YAOI

I absolutely love "Unbelievable Space Love"! It's a simple yet deeply moving animation about two men in love, and somehow, it grabbed my attention more than any flashy Hollywood movie or Disney flick. The cool part? You never even learn their names, but you feel connected to them right from the start. The art in this animation is just amazing—so flawless yet so simple. It really brings out the story's emotions without any distractions. The character art is amazing the two characters are very adorable! This isn't your typical over-the-top love story. It's sweet, it's real, and it hits right in the feels with a deeper meaning hidden beneath its adorable surface. I've been checking out what other fans think on Reddit, and everyone seems to find their own unique take on it, which is really cool. This film is a masterpiece in my eyes, proving you don't need a complex plot to make something truly beautiful and impactful. Side note same creator of Mignon so theres that. We love. ABOUT Unbelievable Space Love Gazing at the scenic view of the sky, a man is joined by a stranger who informs him that he is in a dream. Unable to recall the memories of his life, he relies on the visitor to take him on a journey of discovery. Revealing everything—from their seven-year relationship to the emotional hardships they faced together—the two rekindle their bond severed by time. Behind this beautiful love story, however, lies a much darker truth. SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGNAL WORK

Great news! "Dear Benjamin" is now with BLoved Publishing, and it's perfect for us BL fans. This novel has everything—romance, secrets, and intense drama. I can't wait to see what happens between Isaac and Felix. It’s definitely a must-read, and I’m so excited to dive in! ABOUT Dear Benjamin “You, you are mine since you signed the contract.” Isaac lived his entire life as a Beta before he became a recessive Omega at the peak of his adolescence. Four years ago, he had only one relationship with a dominant Alpha, the only experience he had as an omega. Then, while Isaac was hiding his Omega identity while running a small flower shop as a Beta, the arrogant but dazzlingly beautiful dominant Alpha Felix came in. To wrap it up, if you’re a fan of the BL genre, you definitely don’t want to miss out on "Dear Benjamin." It’s packed with all the romance and drama we love. Happy reading—I’m sure you’ll be as hooked! CHECK IT OUT HERE SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL WORK

We had the pleasure of chatting with the folks at JAST BLUE all about the BL game Paradise! Tell us about Paradise Paradise is a BL Thriller/horror/romance visual novel from Pil/Slash, about a group of men who become trapped on an island and dying one by one. Tell us what JAST BLUE does? JAST BLUE translates Japanese BL visual novels into English. What were some struggles translating the game Paradise? The only real struggle was that our initial translator had to leave before the game was complete, but we got a second translator who was just as good to finish it. It's a great game. Biggest success story for JAST BLUE DRAMAtical Murder and Slow Damage both crashed jastusa.com when they were released because so many people wanted them! What can boys love fans expect and look forward to? Paradise is a lot like most of JAST BLUE's previous titles: violence, surprises, wonderful characters, and really hot sex scenes.  Goals for the game? We'd love for it to do well. Where can folks support your work? STEAM & WEBSITE Goals for 2025! At the moment we're concentrating on Paradise doing well! SUPPORT THEM --- SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL WORK

For those who enjoy Boys Love (BL) themes, GlobalComix offers a diverse range of comics that you need to check out. Here are four Boys Love comics available on GlobalComix: Immortal Boyfriend! "Nico, a depressed boy meets someone with green hair floating in the sky just as he was about to jump off the building" READ HERE Crystal Age "Us, jewels, and them, sinners, can't die." In this small region of a new earth, immortal beings of stone known as jewels live together in their Cathedral, fighting against sinners, the world and themselves for survival. Amongst all of this, the youngest and most frail of the bunch, Chrysocolla, intends to find the truth about his companions and this world. Heavily inspired on the works of Rebecca Sugar(Steven Universe) and Haruko Ichikawa(Land of The Lustrous)" READ HERE You Will Fall For Me "Under normal circumstances, there's no way these two men would fall for each other. Until one day, Toru attempts to blackmail his long time bully, and the balance of power and intimidation opens up the door to.... a lot of second-hand embarrassments" READ HERE Those 2 Boys "Love is in the air, have you noticed? At some point, everyone who looked at those 2 boys would realize they were in love. They got to know each other in an unusual way. And they could never imagine what was to come. I invite you to follow these 2 boys on their journey of discovery and self-acceptance." READ HERE SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL WORK

As a huge fan of "Given", I’m thrilled to share some fantastic news! Coming soon are the special edition wireless earphones, featuring exclusive voice recordings from none other than Mafuyu Sato (voiced by Shogo Yano) and Ritsuka Uenoyama (voiced by Yuma Uchida) from the beloved movie "Given Hiiragi Mix". But that's not all! There will also be a stunning collection of merchandise showcasing brand new illustrations. These are must-haves for anyone who cherishes "Given" as much as I do. These incredible items will be up for grabs starting at 15:00 on Friday, April 26th. Learn more HERE. SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL WORK

Oh, if you're diving into the world of BL webtoons, Lezhin Comics is a treasure trove! They really know how to draw you in with their trailers. Here are foyr fun BL comics from Lezhin that you might enjoy: Written in the Stars "I may be hitting rock bottom as a 'recessive alpha' but that won't stop me from falling in..love." The Wilting Light "What lies in worlds beyond our own? Is it a bright light and then… nothingness? Or is it another land populated with gorgeous beauty and eldritch horror beyond our recognition? General Hwee-un falls in battle, leaving behind his unspoken love and a life unlived and awakens in a… forest? Malevolent spirits and demons vie for his life until a handsome goblin whisks him away to the Goblin Village and into the court of the Goblin King." I Swear I'm Not a Scammer! "Yeonwoo is an aspiring writer who's facing a slump in his career and also dealing with a stalker (aka his ex). When he looks for a new residence, he encounters a young and somewhat suspicious landlord, but he must resort to extreme measures for now...right?" King's Maker "Wolfgang Goldenleonard, the 4th Prince of the kingdom, returns to the palace after years of living in hiding. He rejects everything about his new royal life, but is intrigued by the mysterious and dutiful Shin Soohyuk, a catamite of the King. As Wolfgang slowly opens up and learns the ways of the palace, Soohyuk begins to see something special about the wild, unkempt, and stubborn young prince. He might just be the one Soohyuk has been waiting for... the one who could light the flame of rebellion." These trailers are just a peek into their exciting stories. Perfect for a cozy night in with some dramatic, romantic plots to keep you hooked! SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL WORK

Hey there, fellow yaoi enthusiasts! If you’re on the hunt for a steamy, new manga that will keep the pages turning, you've got to check out "A Beast's Descent Into Love" by Rui Asajima. You can find this gem over at TOKYOPOP, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride. So here’s the scoop: Imagine this—Kalim, our daring thief, finds himself in a bit of a pickle after sneaking into a black-market auction. Instead of snagging something simple, he ends up with Asena, a stunning demi-human complete with beast ears and a tail. As luck would have it, Kalim is now stuck with Asena crashing at his place for a whole month until a ship can whisk him back to his homeland. The drama kicks off with Asena not exactly thrilled about his new living situation, thanks to a deep-rooted disdain for how humans have treated his kind. But, plot twist! Things heat up quite literally when Asena hits a very... special time for a demi-human. Rui Asajima really brings their A-game with this one, blending spicy romance with complex themes around freedom and identity. And the art? Gorgeous! All in all, if you’re all about exploring deep, challenging themes wrapped in a sizzling yaoi package, “A Beast's Descent Into Love” should definitely be on your reading list. Happy reading! PURCHASE A Beast's Descent Into Love SUPPORT BLU'S ORIGINAL WORK

Time for a spotlight on Eduard Fitzpatrick, Camp Buddy's own dazzling, sassy presence that's impossible to ignore. Background: Eduard Fitzpatrick's Entrance Eduard steps into "Camp Buddy" not just to embrace the camp life but to redefine it. Sent by his parents to toughen up and make friends, Eduard's journey is colored with challenges from the get-go, but he faces them with an unmatched flamboyance. Appearance: A Flamingo Among Pigeons Eduard's aesthetic is as bright and bold as a flamingo – his namesake – with curly blonde hair tinged with pink and eyes to match. He's on the shorter side, but his personality more than makes up for his stature. His meticulous makeup and carefully chosen accessories highlight his unapologetic embrace of his identity. Personality: Sass and Class Eduard's flamboyance is his armor and strength. He's unafraid to clap back with sass, standing his ground with flair. His feminine appearance is a source of pride, and despite bullying, he remains confident in who he is. Eduard's loyalty is fierce; once you earn his trust, he's a friend for life, and his transformation from antagonist to ally is a compelling arc. Eduard slapping Taiga Eduard Fitzpatrick and the Camp Dynamics Initially antagonistic due to his alliance with Taiga, Eduard's character deepens as he becomes an ally to Keitaro and the gang. His bond with Taiga shows the complexity of his emotions, willing to stand up to him when the situation calls for it. Trivia: The Flamingo's Flight Eduard's character is laden with pop culture nods, from references to RuPaul's Drag Race to his social media-savvy Instaglam comments. His absence in "Scoutmaster's Season" leaves a gap, but his influence remains through Taiga's references, highlighting Eduard's lasting impact. The Rating: Cute, Hott, or Steamy? When it comes to rating Eduard, he's undeniably 'Cute' with his fabulous approach to life and his spirited defiance in the face of adversity. His moments of vulnerability and passion, however, can tip him into the 'Steamy' category, revealing a depth that's both touching and intense. That's just Eduard for you! Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

Time to review some gay movies, because the old, the new, the classics, there are just so many to cover. So let me gush about "Pride (2014)" for a sec—it's basically like that warm, fuzzy blanket you wrap yourself in on a rainy day. Directed by the oh-so-skilled Matthew Warchus, this film throws us back to the '80s with a story that’s kind of unbelievable but totally true. It’s about this eclectic bunch of gay and lesbian activists teaming up with miners in Wales. Guys, the way this movie juggles heartwarming scenes and seriously snappy laughs is nothing short of a feat. It never gets too sappy or feels like it's lecturing you. "Pride (2014)" Trailer The casting? Divine. Bill Nighy, Imelda Staunton, Dominic West—they all just nail their roles, bringing so much humanity and relatability that you end up feeling like part of their crew. And Ben Schnetzer as Mark Ashton is just... swoon. He brings all this charm and depth that totally makes you root for him from start to finish. Visually, "Pride (2014)" nails the '80s aesthetic to a T. The costumes, the settings—it's all spot-on, pulling you right into that tumultuous decade. And the music? It's like the perfect nostalgic backdrop, enhancing every scene to just tug at your heartstrings in the best way. Why You Should Watch “Pride (2014)” Okay, why should you absolutely not miss "Pride (2014)" ? Well, it’s a masterclass in balancing serious topics with a light-hearted touch. It’s both uplifting and touching, really making you feel every high and low alongside the characters. And it's not just a movie to make you feel good—it makes you feel everything. It celebrates triumphs in such a personal, intimate way that you can't help but feel involved. This movie is a beautiful reminder of what can happen when diverse groups come together. It's about breaking down walls, building unexpected friendships, and showing just how transformative unity can be. It's witty, it's poignant, and honestly, it's just inspiring. "Pride (2014)" doesn’t just pass the time; it makes you cherish it, filling you with hope and a renewed belief in the power of community. Whether you’re here for a slice of history, a good laugh, a few tears, or just a gorgeously told story about the power of coming together, "Pride (2014)" has got you covered. I mean, it left me cheering, crying, and just full of feelings. So, seriously, go watch it. It’s more than just entertaining—it’s a hug in film form. And who couldn’t use a hug these days, right? Trust me, your heart will thank you for this one. Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

"Shelter" (2007) is a film that dives into the waves of self-discovery, love, and the challenging tides of coming out. Set in California's surf scene, this 2007 film tells the story of Zach, a young surfer who finds unexpected love with Shaun, his best friend's older brother. "Shelter" (2007) Trailer Trevor Wright shines as Zach, a surfer wrestling with the responsibilities of family care and his emerging feelings for Shaun, played with a stabilizing presence by Brad Rowe. Rowe's portrayal of Shaun offers both a refuge and a catalyst for Zach’s self-discovery, making their developing relationship the heart of the film’s narrative. Their connection feels genuine, grounding the emotional aspects of the story in realism and depth. What sets "Shelter" (2007) apart is its refreshing approach to character portrayal, avoiding clichéd stereotypes typical in gay cinema. It presents characters that are relatable and real, steering clear of exaggerated tropes in favor of more grounded, life-like figures. This authentic approach has resonated with audiences, helping the film earn accolades like the 2007 Seattle Gay and Lesbian Film Festival Audience Award for Best New Director and the 2007 Outfest Audience Award for First Dramatic Feature. Despite its strengths, the film isn't without its criticisms—some viewers find the script predictable, and not all casting choices have been universally praised. Yet, "Shelter" (2007) remains significant for its heartfelt exploration of themes central to human experience: love and personal growth. "Shelter" (2007) is a visually pleasing film that offers an engaging story about discovering oneself and the transformative power of love. While it may explore familiar themes, it does so with an honesty that makes it a noteworthy watch. Why You Should Watch Despite these criticisms, "Shelter" (2007) is worth watching for several reasons. Firstly, it's a heartwarming exploration of finding one's identity and happiness in a world that may not always accept you. The film's portrayal of challenges such as family obligations, personal sacrifice, and societal expectations adds layers to the conventional coming-of-age narrative. Moreover, the movie's setting and cinematography are visually appealing, capturing the essence of the Southern California coast with stunning surfing sequences that complement the film’s emotional depth. The soundtrack also enhances the overall vibe, echoing the themes of longing and belonging that "Shelter" (2007) explores. Lastly, "Shelter" (2007) leaves viewers with a sense of hope and affirmation. It's a celebration of love’s ability to prevail over adversity, and a reminder of the importance of being true to oneself. It may tread familiar ground, but it does so with a sincerity and a heart that makes it stand out as a meaningful piece in LGBTQ+ cinematic history. For those looking for a film that combines a poignant love story with genuine character development and beautiful settings, "Shelter" (2007) is a compelling choice. It’s a straightforward, heartfelt movie that might not revolutionize the genre but definitely leaves its mark on it. Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project

"Beautiful Thing (1996)" is a heartfelt gem of a movie that delves into the tender, awkward moments of first love with such authenticity, it’ll capture your heart without even trying. This British coming-of-age story explores the lives of two teenage boys, Jamie and Ste, as they discover the beauty of love against a backdrop of everyday challenges. "Beautiful Thing" (1996) Trailer The screenplay, penned by Jonathan Harvey, treats its characters with incredible respect and realism, tackling the theme of young love between two boys in a way that feels entirely genuine and devoid of clichés. The complexity of the characters really stands out—here, people aren’t just good or bad; they’re beautifully human. Good characters make mistakes, and those who seem less favorable show redeeming qualities, adding depth to every interaction. What really sets this film apart is its brilliant balance of moods—there’s an exceptional blend of humor and seriousness that mirrors real life. The director, Hettie MacDonald, injects just the right amount of lightness to lift the mood without undermining the gravity of Jamie and Ste’s struggles. It’s this balance that helps the film navigate the harsh realities of their world, acknowledging the presence of hatred without letting it overshadow their story. The setting is another character in itself—a typical British summer that perfectly encapsulates the feeling of those rare, sunny days when everyone seems to come alive. The atmosphere is so relatable and well-crafted, from the chill of cold beer cans to the community’s rush to bask in the fleeting sun, enhancing the film’s authentic vibe. Why You Should Watch "Beautiful Thing (1996)" offers more than just a story about coming out; it's a universal declaration of first love’s awkward, exhilarating leap into the unknown. The film is both encouraging and profoundly moving, leaving you with a hopeful heart and perhaps a tear or two. The tentative romance between Jamie and Ste is handled with such care and sensitivity that you can’t help but root for them, feeling every high and low of their journey. Aside from our main duo, the film is rich with memorable characters like Sandra, Jamie’s mom, who dreams of owning her own pub—a subplot that adds layers and a touch of ambition to the narrative. Each character contributes to the film’s story, making their mark and enriching the central story. This movie is special not just for its narrative but for its ability to balance its tones so well. It doesn't ignore the darkness in the world—like the abuse Ste faces at home—but it also doesn’t let this darkness dominate. Instead, it offers a story of resilience, acceptance, and the undeniable power of finding someone who understands you. "Beautiful Thing (1996)" is a masterpiece in gay storytelling, not just for its depiction of a gay relationship, but for allowing its protagonists to live fully and visibly as themselves by the film’s end. It’s a touching, funny, and utterly beautiful film that doesn’t just entertain; it resonates and uplifts. If you’re in the mood for a movie that combines authenticity with a powerful message of hope and acceptance, this is the one for you. Truly, a beautiful thing indeed. Check out "I Married a Monster on a Hill" a Boys Love Universe Project