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Wow, I'm very impressed by Toei just casually putting that in an episode and (as far as I'm aware) didn't make a huge statement about it. Mad respect, this is how shit like this ( on both sides of the coin, straight and LGBTQ+ alike) should be done.

I've seen quite a few people going WHY DID THEY DO THIS, THEY WEREN'T GAY IN 2003 WHAT? HOW? I'M SCARRED etc etc. And I'm honestly confused as to how people could even like have an issue with this?

It fleshes out these characters that honestly didn't have much going on in Ryuki itself and honestly shows that Toei is willing to be more progressive in ways that aren't just "LOOK AT US, WE HAVE AN LGBTQ+ CHARACTER." Like ALOT of other companies do, which is nothing more then a disgusting attempt to pander to a demographic to get more money.

Episode 1 and 2 are pretty damn good, liking the feel of it.