A character associated with the Boys' Love Genre, the Uke (or "Neko" in Girls' Love works) makes up the "receiving" half of a relationship (whereas in real ...

This is the trope in which a Fan Fic writer depicts a tough male character as more vulnerable (physically and emotionally) than he is in canon.

The ukulele has since become associated with quirky young people. Most examples are women, with males preferring acoustic guitars (and, overall, singing more ...

Uke (defender or receiver): The "passive" partner, or bottom. Sometimes neko, "cat", by analogy to gay slang. Riba (from "reversible") or Suke (portmanteau ...

Uke ». Analysis · Are shorter than the Seme, most often One Head Shorter. · If they wear glasses, they will be round. · If male, will look more feminine. · If ...

A character role associated with the Yaoi genre, the Seme (or "Tachi" in Yuri works) makes up the "giving half" of the same-sex relationship.

A page for describing PlayingWith: Uke. Basic Trope: The passive partner in a Yaoi couple. Straight: Andy is shorter than and more outwardly emotional than ...

Of course, some ukes don't have all these traits, but you'd be surprised how easily you can identify them in general. The big eye rule almost never fails.

A character associated with the Boys Love Genre, the Uke makes up the receptive half of a relationship. Typically the polar opposite of the Seme.

A page for describing Laconic: Uke. Passive/receptive partner in a Boys' Love Genre relationship.