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ITT: The best friendships in anime
Aaron Carter
Carter Powell
Aaron Gonzalez
The last thing Cocona wants from Papika is friendship
Carson Walker
>friendship
Kevin Scott
K-on of course
Logan Miller
>Cockona
John King
>papikunt
Chase Barnes
Thomas Nguyen
>FB_IMG
Gabriel Richardson
Nathaniel Nelson
Honest question. Is this yuribait? Or is it simply some nice old honobono.
Grayson Taylor
It's cute, comfy and relaxing and nope, not yuri at all, but that doesn't stop people from headcanoning the living daylights out if it.
Jordan Clark
theyre basically wives so thats pretty gay
Isaac Walker
Gabriel Ramirez
>not yuri at all, but that doesn't stop people from headcanoning the living daylights out if it.
So it's bait. Unintentionally, most likely. But still considered bait if the definition is just 'does it make del/u/sionals think such.'
Owen Lewis
What kind of retarded definition is this?
Hunter Myers
if its bait then there actually has to be a trap its baiting you into
Nolan Carter
Samuel Rodriguez
>But still considered bait if the definition is just 'does it make del/u/sionals think such.'
That's literally every anime. /u/tards will craft headcanons out of characters with canon boyfriends.
David Butler
Haven't seen this, is it any good? At the time I thought it looked too generic.
Andrew Brown
The anime is fun
Kayden Campbell
Matthew Morales
>spoiler
Fuck, gotta watch it then.
Oliver Sanchez
>not yuri at all
I'm not saying it's 100% canon, but multiple characters have confused them for being married or spoken about how they should stay together forever (meaning don't get husbands). The mangaka has also done yuri works in the past. The shows lends itself that possible interpretation.
Austin Morales
>The show lends itself that possible interpretation
So it's just bait.
Thomas Gomez
Lots of fun
Gavin Morgan
If you have the retarded defintion of bait as "yuri-friendly authors are trying to trick yurifags into reading their series by not confirming/focusing on romance", then yes.
Evan Walker
if someone gives you something for free, do you expect more from them and act as if you were baited by the act of them giving you a gift?
Nathaniel Scott
Condiering it doesn't have an official definition, whatever the poster thinks it is is as valid as anyone else's opinion.
Jaxson Torres