>uranohoshi is a catholic school
>all the students are gay
explain
Love live
Adam Flores
Juan Turner
who said it was catholic?
Noah Smith
Let he who is without sin cast the first stone.
Levi Barnes
Sound right to me.
Logan Hill
It's seems like you never went to a catholic school
Jace Gray
It makes sense if it's an all girls school. Same reason the Navy is considered gay.
Dylan Nelson
it's an alternate universe where the irrelevancy of men makes being gay okay
Brandon Morris
sounds like a realistic portrayal of catholic schools
Chase Moore
what catholic schools have you been to where everyone is gay. I think its just wherever you're from that is full of homos
Tyler Myers
>bikini fag
Adam Scott
They're not you fucking idiot.
Connor Reyes
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Adrian Clark
>Uranohoshi Girls' High School, also known as Uranohoshi Girls' Academy (浦の星 女学院 Uranohoshi Jogakuin), is a Catholic high school[1] located in Japan.
It was in the Dengeki G's Magazine from January 2016 before the anime aired.
Jacob Peterson
>Dengeki G's
Dengeki canon is basically official fanfiction, take with a grain of salt.
Brody Taylor
Be that as it may it is all we have.
Christopher Torres
Ethan Watson
What kind of Catholic school tolerates something like Yoshiko's fallen angel and pentagram larping anyway?
James Long
Fair enough sir.
Christian Bell
Don’t the characters go pray at some Shinto shrine or something at one point during the series? Or am I thinking of the previous Love Live? Anyway I think the school would not tolerate this if it was Christian. Also where are the obligatory nuns meeting out punishment like in a real Catholic school?
John Nelson
it's really not a catholic school
Bentley Bailey
God I wish that were me, I want to touch Kanans oppai
Nicholas Jackson
They look heavenly
Joshua Lee
You just answered OP’s question
Colton Bennett
Maybe someone localized Shinto to Catholic
Chase James
Happens a lot at Catholic school honestly
Austin Kelly
It's not a Catholic school and only a handful of them are gay. Shipfags are cancer
Lucas Murphy
Catholics are all gay. No surprises there.
Liam Brown
>Don’t the characters go pray at some Shinto shrine or something at one point during the series?
Yeah in a country that has only a small percentage of Christians post Vatican II.
>Anyway I think the school would not tolerate this if it was Christian.
It's a failing school it doesn't have a choice.
>Also where are the obligatory nuns meeting out punishment like in a real Catholic school?
Nuns don't really teach class or do that shit anymore user it's not pre-1960.
It's not that weird for Catholic schools to be in Japan considering their early interaction with Portugese Catholics who helped found the Port of Nagasaki which was one of the largest Catholic areas in Asia before the Atom bomb was dropped. Also Maria Holic took place at a Catholic All girls school. Infact now I think about it tons of Yuri anime happen in Catholic All Girls Schools.
Christopher Martin
who cares post idorus
Blake Sanders
Why is it always yellow and purple?
Hudson Harris
Jordan Scott
I want to marry Kurosawa Ruby.
Ian Cook
Caleb Jackson
Kissing you Wooby
Angel Torres
Ruby is cute!
Luke Peterson
Dia's novels mentioned that the school was funded because nuns were the only ones around that could teach what modern countries were teaching in their schools, so the government gave them a place. It was funded by catholic nuns, but probably isn't catholic anymore (or at least they never got to the point to restrict admission to catholics, because they wouldn't have had much students).
Leo Martinez
>I think the school would not tolerate this if it was Christian
That might be the case in countries where Christianism is the dominant religion. The school was founded in the middle of Japan's modernization, and nuns were the only ones that could provide modern education.