The following is a list of Yuri I thought was at least passable. For reference on how this is all rated, this is the type of Yuri I enjoy:

• Adult characters preferred

• Limited fetish/nudity. If there is sex, I prefer it to be narratively important. I do not read Yuri for porn.

• Character arcs rather than just meet cute. The genre of "cute girls doing cute things" does not really appeal to me.

• I prefer characters who communicate in weirder ways or have strong preferences towards things (whatever random thing it is).

• I want relationships to feel balanced. Series where one of the parties has majority of the emotional problems are far less interesting to me than ones where both people act as a major support for each other. The best relationships to me are ones where learning about each other and working to communicate are what genuinely improves each other as people.

• I prefer series that at least mention homophobia and abuse (whether parental, bullying, etc.) in passing. I am not really interested in worlds that are free of men or where literally everyone is gay. That said, I'm not a tragedy fan.

• Series that actually talk about gender as a construct or include trans characters without being fetishy. This is extremely rare.

• Manga over webtoon as a personal preference, but nowadays the more drawn out and dramatic storylines tend to be found in webtoons.
  
  
  

If you enjoy something and have spare cash, you should definitely support the creators. Some people like me are not in the position to comfortably spend money on comics, though, and I don't actually believe that we should paywall all art. If you have a staunch belief that everyone should pay for every single piece of media they consume ever and that scanlations should not exist, you are free to ignore this list.

Here is a short list of comic distributors whose models I've actually checked out:

VIZ — for manga. They have an online reader available in your browser, but it's far inferior to the mobile app, and the browser version is lagging behind in multiple chapters (besides Shounen Jump, which is updated consistently). On the app they release chapter by chapter, and it is always ahead of the actual physical graphic novel releases. It costs about $5 a month to be subscribed to their non-Shounen Jump catalog, which gives you access to probably any series listed here that they worked on. It's a good deal, but I don't know how long series stay in their catalog for. My family does pay for a subscription for this.

WEBTOON — as titled, for webtoons. Their website allows you to read all currently publishing series for free, though if you subscribe and use their app you can access newer chapters earlier. Using the app also allows you to watch (a limited number of) ads to unlock more chapters. You can also buy coins, which you can use to purchase early access chapters or chapters of series that have finished and thus have become paywalled past the first season. You can also use the coins you have to throw at individual comics, and it'll go directly to their creators — or so they claim. Someone else I've spoken to says that they still take a cut and you should find the creators and Ko-Fi/Paypal/etc. them individually. WEBTOON'S website includes comments under every chapter by default, and the commenters have their heads in the right places from the few comics I've read on there. (LGBTQ friendly, etc.)

Not all series were finished at the time that I added them to this list. To note this, I've added a year in small text after each entry to indicate when the last time I even checked out this work was. Anything more than 5 years ago I probably don't remember very well now outside of the notes I left.

I've organized this list by my personal score, top to bottom. To be honest, I don't really care much for series that score below 7.5, but they're included because they were passable. Sometimes you're so desperate for Yuri in a world that prioritizes Het and Yaoi that you'll take almost anything that isn't garbage.

I also mark which series include sex so you can avoid accidentally reading it in public.

I've never seen a romance manga (and a gay one, at that) fully display the complexities of relationships and the ways we both hurt and learn from each other in the way this does. This reverses the typical script of "high emotional investment in the process of establishing a relationship, boring fluff afterwards or drama from other characters" to "Holy shit, all the good stuff is in the actual Relationship part."

It's hard to go into much detail without giving spoilers, but this manga takes you through the whole cycle of ups and downs in relationships, and when it heads down, it really dives deep but without dwelling there more than it needs to. As its guiding principle, the characters are presented with such emotional strife not to torture them but to call them out on their unhealthy habits and to give them the chance to work their way up to a better sense of self. It's really great to see such emotional lows really be represented in a way that cuts deeper than simply, "I'm crushed because I don't have the affection of this person," which is like every mid-tier breakup song. It really hones in on the individual ways different people want to feel needed.

It's precisely this type of crash that lets the moments where they work themselves out of it really, really shine because you can see how far the characters have come. My favorite pages of this comic include both moments of toxic desire as well as the glowing moments of breakthrough, trust, and love. The fact that neither of these types of moments last forever is the very journey of life itself, and what you need or want is always developing and changing.

I also just love how these characters are flat out wrong about themselves sometimes in ways that really make the foreshadowing fun to look for in the earlier chapters. Saeko and Miwa, for instance, both have instances where they say something about what they want or need that they end up contradicting. Each of these characters help and hurt each other in ways that are completely human.

Settling is simply not enough. For a relationship to last, trust and communication is crucial, and your differing needs have to align. That kind of respectful love is the kind I ultimately want to see.

• My favorite character is Tamaki, and I made a whole AMV that centers on her relationship. If you finish reading this series, or you don't care about spoilers, you can pop over there for 5 seconds to see my text wall before closing the tab, TL;DR.

• If I manage to convince one (1) person to read How Do We Relationship? and they actually enjoy it, my job here is done.

• Other random note: I actually prefer the fan translation by Sexy Akiba Detectives & I prefer their title for this series, So, Do You Wanna Go Out, Or?, but I don't think they ever got to finish it because the official came out. They really cared more about the characterization in speech, though. Their title is far closer to the Japanese, and one of the final chapters of the official seems to make a nod to it.

Happiness Rides a Broomstick [Yeongol; 2022]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁶⁾ — Do an internet search ✦ Unlicensed
A college freshman runs into a dokkaebi whose only ability seems to be transforming, specifically into a broomstick.

Fox and Elixir [Sannyang; 2021]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁶⁾ — Do an internet search ✦ Unlicensed
A fox spirit meets a princess who is confined within a palace.

Clover [Hiyori Otsu; 2008]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁵⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Series of oneshots. Each one focuses on a different sister but centers their story in high school, so the timeline moves backwards every chapter. It starts with the youngest and moves to the oldest. Simple, slightly quirky, and yet very effective.

Indigo Blue [Ebine Yamaji; 2002]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A writer has a boyfriend, but finds herself falling in love with one of her readers. Has sex. If this manga is your style, go look up other ones Yamaji Ebine has done.

Mermaid Line [Kindaichi Renjuurou; 2006]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Series of one shots, with mostly bittersweet endings (except for one, you can figure out which one that is yourself). Has a trans woman lesbian!

Learning Love [Chiaki Hanano; 2025]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁶⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A teacher has to navigate the messy relationships of her students. Along the way, we get glimpses into her own gay romance. Mostly putting it here because it tackles some interesting topics I don't really see come up in romance comics much.

Common-Sense Monster [Wanai Warugi; 2023]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁵⁾ — Yen Press
A girl who is extremely bad at reading social cues meets a monster who is better at "acting human" than her. Personally, I find this much more interesting than other monster yuri we have around, particularly because it's way weirder and struggles with what it means to be "normal," something I think we don't interrogate nearly enough. Warning for sexual assault attempts from adults (which are brutally foiled).

Akumade Amai Watashi no Kanojo [Haru Yatosaki; 2024]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁵⁾ ✔ — Link
A girl who loves parfaits falls in love with a succubus. Cue a lot of parfait-eating.

Cirque Arachne [Nika Saida; 2012]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A beautifully drawn story about two girls who are acrobats together.

Collectors [Uko Nishi; 2009]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Two women who are dating have very specific, separate interests. 4-koma comedy. Also recommended from this mangaka: Tonari no Robot / Couleur de bijoux d'amour

The Conditions of Paradise [Akiko Morishima; 2007]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Seven Seas
A collection of short stories. The first covers a woman who travels all the time and a woman who stays in one place.

The Skirt Sings at the Landing [Yuu Utatane; 2020-2025]
★ 7.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁵⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Girl who is insecure about her height but secretly wants to dance the feminine role is propositioned by a girl who is insecure about being called cute but very much wants to dance the masculine role.
(Not spoiler free) blog post thoughts here.

The Wolf Steals the Sun [Yatsae; 2025]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰²⁶⁾ — Do an internet search ✦ Unlicensed
A princess fated to suffer in an unwanted arranged marriage finds her way out when a princess from another country shows up as a potential suitor in disguise. Lots of sexual content.

After Hours [Yuuta Nishio; 2015]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾ — VIZ
A girl gets picked up at a club and hits it off. Great art.

Girlfriend Manual [saefira (Merlin); 2025]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾ — WEBTOON
A girl struggling to get a girlfriend falls in love with a standoffish barista.

Kiss and White Lily for My Dearest Girl [Canno; 2013]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾ — Yen Press
Many high-school romances as they navigate their feelings. Warnings for nonconsensual kisses and almost-assault that is taken kind of lightly (the protag’s love interest fake chokes her in chapter 2) and incest for one pairing (“aunt” and “niece” that have grown up together and are only a few years apart in age). The pairings have different degrees of success imo but the emotions portrayed at least feel genuine.

An Easy Introduction to Love Triangles (To Pass the Exam!) [Canno; 2020]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A girl is in love with her senpai who’s in love with her classmate, who has trauma about romance because she’s polyamorous.
IMO, this ends a bit too soon to go really in depth.

This Monster Wants to Eat Me [Sai Naekawa; 2020]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰²³⁾ — Yen Press — Ongoing

A suicidal girl takes solace in the idea that a mermaid monster will soon end her life.

Aoi Hana [Takako Shimura; 2004]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — VIZ
Features multiple wlw & familiar yuri tropes with a lot of desperate feelings on everyone’s parts. TW: coercive rape / sexual assault / incest, primarily in the beginning regarding Fumi’s relationship with her cousin.
It’s not an easy ride in any manner, and if you’re like me and you read Akira as aroace, the ending might not sit right with you, especially since Fumi has dependency issues. Anime doesn’t reach confession. Has sexual content.

Bloom Into You [Nio Nakatani; 2015]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Seven Seas
A girl has issues turning down an unwanted confession from a boy. While receiving advice from a popular upperclassman, she unwittingly attracts the upperclassman’s attention & affection.
TBH it’s strangely similar to Aoi Hana, with the unintentionally aromantic/asexual-coded orange-pigtailed girl that gets dragged into a relationship with an angsty long black-haired girl who does not have her shit together and forms a unilateral emotional dependence on the pigtailed girl. While it failed to convince me that these two were a good match for each other, this series has made a big impact on the popularity of Yuri in the West (at least I feel like I never heard anyone talking about Yuri before this), so it deserves a note for that at least. Has sexual content near the end.

Ebisu-san and Hotei-san [Akira Kizuki, Nanki Satou; 2010]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Office Lady romance. They get off on the wrong foot, but as they spend more time together they start to find each other admirable.

Come Rain or Shine [Iri Arata; 2019]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰²⁵⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A girl from the outskirts joins a boarding school and has difficulties making friends until she runs into the student council secretary. Through the shenanigans of 4 other random characters, they end up forming a hodgepodge club. There are three main couples. Warning: One side couple is unfortunately teacher x student.

Office Romance: Women's Division [Akiko Morishima; 2009]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
About a group of women who all work in the same office and their various romances.

Romance Girls File [Akiko Morishima; 2009]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Short stories. The first covers an adult couple counseling a teenage couple.

Magan & Danai [Ermuzibu; 2015]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Comedic webcomic about a dating couple & their home life. Scans haven’t been updated in years.

Sugar wa Otoshigoro [Hikaru Ninomiya; 2008]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A girl who can’t read social cues and thinks she wants to become a prostitute becomes friends with a girl that is socially outcast due to prostitution rumors. How much of the rumors are true, and does it actually matter? More of an experimental series that focuses on showing how connections can be deep and yet confusing and opaque. It's a weird series more about reading the bigger truth (what is consistent and felt) rather than about the actual facts; as such, some may find the ending unsatisfactory. Note that it regularly shows the naked bodies of the characters who are teens. TW: depictions of rape, sexual assault.

Their Story [Mosspaca Studio, Tan Jiu; 2014]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed — Ongoing
Jokester protagonist meets a girl and falls in love. Now she has to figure out if they can become friends, and how they can meet again. High level of comedy shenanigans.

Dandelion Among Lilies [Serika Yamaguchi; 2012]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Protagonist’s sister shows up out of the blue at her apartment… with a girlfriend. Protag inevitably has to help them work out their relationship insecurities.

Girl Friends [Milk Morinaga; 2006]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Seven Seas
A girl becomes friends with a popular girl at school. Deals with compulsory heterosexuality. Has sexual content.

Girl x Girl x Boy [Kujira; 2008]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A circular love triangle with 2 girls and 1 boy. Or is it? Sexual connotations but no actual sex.

Girl’s Ride [Tsuyoshi Isomoto; 2011]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Girls and motorcycles. Great art.

Kase-san and... [Hiromi Takashima; 2010]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Seven Seas
A girl who likes to garden & a girl who’s good at track fall in love. Has sexual content.

Manga no Tsukurikata [Auri Hirao; 2008]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Two girls dating, procrastinating, & making manga. Comedic.

My Husband Who Actually Turned Out to Be My Wife [Tsushima Tsushima; 2020]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
4-koma following a woman whose “husband” comes out as transgender. Essentially free from drama and is trans-affirming.

Bright and Cheery Amnesia [Tamamushi Oku; 2016]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Yen Press
Woman’s girlfriend has gotten into an accident and now has amnesia. Luckily for her though, her girlfriend falls heads-over-heels again immediately. 4-koma comedy. Has sexual implications at times.

Candy [Yufuko Suzuki; 2010]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A sporty girl gets confessed to by a beautiful upperclassman. TW: sexual-assault by a teacher in later chapters.

Doughnuts Under a Crescent Moon [Shio Usui; 2019]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ — Seven Seas
An office lady who has issues expressing what she really wants starts getting involved with a coworker who is competent and blunt.

False Marigold [Sasuke (サスケ); 2023]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁵⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
After her brother dies, a girl ends up impersonating him to his blind girlfriend. Set in the Taisho era.

Flower Flower [Shouko Iwami; 2007]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed — Canceled
A foreign princess is betrothed to this country’s prince, but when she finds out that the prince loves wearing feminine clothing, she opts to marry the prince’s younger sibling instead (who she mistakes for a boy). Thus these two princesses end up together. Canceled after 13 chapters, as it was getting dramatic.

Graffiti [Kikka Furutsuji; 2010]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A girl is bored in school and writes on her desk. Surprisingly, she finds that someone else who sits at her desk during the night class has written back.

Hana and Hina After School [Milk Morinaga, 2015]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Seven Seas
Co-workers at a cute character goods-themed store.

Rainbows After Storms [Luka Kobachi; 2017]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — VIZ
Two schoolgirls are secretly dating. Cute sequences of their life. Later chapters go into some relationship issues and solving those.

How Do I Turn My Best Friend Into My Girlfriend? [Shuu Yasaka; 2022]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰²⁴⁾ — Seven Seas
Childhood friends that are really touchy with each other. One of them realizes she’s in love with the other.

The Summer You Were There [Yuama; 2020]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ — Seven Seas
A girl with childhood trauma writes a book that she intends to throw away, when it is spotted and read by the girl who sits next to her in class. Her trauma is one that is touched upon in fiction pretty infrequently, so that seems interesting. Meanwhile, love interest seems kind of like a unspecified-sickly perfect girl so I have to say that she’s super uninteresting.

Love and Dreams Don't Mix [Shizuku Torii; 2024]
★ 6.5/10 ^[2025] ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Girl can't focus on school anymore because of her crush, so she tries to confess to that crush to get rejected on purpose. However, her crush finds her hopelessness interesting and instead humors her to see her get worse.

I Want to Love You Till Your Dying Day [Nachi Aono; 2018]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ — Kodansha
Girl lives in a magical school where they have to fight monsters. Her roommate has just died, and her new partner is apparently the living weapon of the academy. Weirdly cute, especially in art, not sure where it’s going storywise.

Nameless Asterism [Kina Kobayashi; 2015]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾ ✔ — Seven Seas
Circular love triangle with 3 girls who are close friends. Each girl has different amounts of knowledge on who likes who. Has a lot of inner monologues. Finished kind of erratically, without really resolving anything. Warning: some crossdressing fetishism

Whispered Words [Takashi Ikeda; 2007]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — One Peace Books
A girl is in love with her best friend, but her best friend crushes all the time on cute girls (the exact opposite of the protagonist). Annoying otaku jokes (esp regarding the “crossdressing” jokes) but the lesbian part is good. Deals with lesbophobia. Anime doesn’t make it to the confession.

Seifuku no Vampiress Lord [Tomoki Matsumoto; 2014]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed — Canceled
Lesbian is turned into a vampire and the dude who did so is hanging out at her house to teach her how to live a vampire life. Meanwhile, she keeps swooning all the ladies.

Whisper Me a Love Song [Eku Takeshima; 2019]
★ 6.5/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ — Kodansha An air-headed girl becomes starry-eyed over another girl after seeing her perform at school, and tries to get that girl to do performances more often. Said girl then falls in love with her.

Aqua Blue Cinema [Hiyori Otsu; 2009]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
An actress going through a breakup meets a girl who mistakenly thinks she's about to commit suicide.

Apocalypse [Uso Kurata; 2009]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed — Canceled
Friends enter an MMORPG to find out that they’ve been given a beta testing item: marriage rings. Unfortunately cancelled after 3 chapters.

Anemone is in Heat [Ren Sakuragi; 2020]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰²³⁾ — Yen Press
A girl ended up not being able to take the entrance exam for the school she wanted because she saved a girl who had fallen to the ground. She’s bitter about it, but said girl is now sitting right next to her in class. Honestly the emotional development isn’t very believable and it’s basically pure fluff + infantilized (unnamed) disability. I mostly skipped around reading this because I wasn’t that interested.

I decided to fake a marriage with my junior (♀) to shut my parents up [Naoko Kodama; 2018]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾ — Seven Seas Exactly as the title says.

If This Wish Comes True [Mera Hakamada; 2007]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Love triangle, where two of them are already dating. Sequel has the last girl falling in love with a woman, but that's minor x adult & not very good, so I won’t recommend it. Has sexual content.

Killing Me! [Akiyama; 2017]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Yen Press ✦ Unlicensed
Vampire hunter keeps getting outdone by her vampire target.

Legally Married Yuri Couple Book [Hachishiro; 2014]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Animal ears and marriage.

Strange Babies [Yayoi Ohsawa; 2012]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A girl who is popular online for running occult advice videos runs into another popular web icon in her school. Love Triangle.

The Flower and the Star [Kario Suzukin; 2010]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
Girl runs into the person that made her give up on table tennis. Shenanigans and a love triangle.

I Married My Female Friend [Shio Usui; 2020]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰²¹⁾ — Seven Seas
Two friends get married to try it out. One of them is secretly in love with the other one.

Happy Picture Diary [Akiko Morishima; 1997]
★ 6/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁸⁾ ✔ — Link ✦ Unlicensed
A short 4-panel comic series about a couple in their twenties.

Darling Darling [Shimano Yae; 2010] | ★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾
A woman feels like her lover isn’t giving her enough attention, and wonders how she can fix that.

Demons Harem [Zeniko Sumiya; 2018]
Girl that can see the supernatural has a smitten angel and demon following her, but what will happen when another demon targets her? Warning for physical assault that gets brushed under the rug. Some sexual vibes.

Fuwa Fuwa Feelings [Shimano Yae; 2010]
loosely connected, cute one shots that are mostly about friendship.

Kimiiro-Shoujo [Miman; 2014]
Schoolgirl oneshots.

I Beg of You [Kanmi; 2018] | ★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾
A strange oneshot with interesting characters and a love triangle.

I’ll Send Her Home on the Last Train [Gido Amagakure; 2013]

Laika, Pavlov, Pochihachikou [Furiko Yotsuhara; 2013]
More schoolgirl oneshots. Warning about ch3: stalker apologism by portraying it as a cute and harmless quirk.

Like a Cinderella [Fuka Mizutani; 2010]
★ 7/10 ⁽²⁰¹⁹⁾
Simple oneshots by the mangaka who also did Lonely Wolf Lonely Sheep.

Maple Love [Hiyori Otsu; 2009]
A girls happens to be there when a popular girl is turning down someone's confession.

Number With You [Asaka Takishima; 2017]
An anxious girl and a loudmouthed girl who are best friends figure out how to do their class performance test.

Okujou Pikapika Romance [Yayoi Ohsawa; 2014]
Band club romance.

Othello [Hiyori Otsu; 2011]
Two girls who are opposites trying to come to terms with their feelings for each other.

Out of the Blue! [Kumichou; 2013]
Two loner girls fall in love.

Romance Code [Nmi; 2024]
A robot programmed to eternally love a woman finds that said woman is drifting from her. Dark.

Rooftop Miracle [Natsuneko; 2009]
Girl about to commit suicide runs into another girl about to commit suicide.

Shinjuku Liar♡Girls [Rikka Fujisaki; 2022]
Streamers fake a gay relationship for views.

Watch out for Drunks! [Ruruu Minase; 2013]
Simple office-lady oneshot.

Wavering Mind [Peg; 2013]
A girl tries to find out who her friend’s crush is.