Pretty Boy / Anime & Manga

In the anime and manga world, pretty boys are often referred to as Bishōnen, and the anime and manga world has quite an abundance of them, as this page illustrates.

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• +Anima: Husky. He's repeatedly mistaken for a girl.
• Akira from Ai Ore! Love Me! is so bishōnen he can pass as a girl, and Even the Guys Want Him. A majority of the men in the series are bishōnen.
• AkagamiNoShirayukihime: Zen Wistalia, one of main characters, is a pretty and slim teenager. Twin brothers Tariga and Tsuruba Bergatt are also a notable example, with Tariga even being outright called a "hot guy" in Chapter 109 of the manga. And of course there is Kazuki, who pushes it into Dude Looks Like a Lady territory.
• AKIRA: Kai is short, slim, well-dressed, girlishly faced, and can knock a guy through a window. Being relatively sensitive and apparently crushing on Kaneda in the manga and Yamagata in the anime, he's often perceived as a young homosexual.

• Even if Arata: The Legend is aimed at boys, it wouldn't be a Watase manga without a few of these. In particular, Yorunami's bishieness gets lampshaded by Hinohara.

• Attack on Titan: Eren was always a bishie, which is played up in certain scenes more than others with how he is depicted, with his big green eyes and when he gets older he is even more of an example, becoming a Long-Haired Pretty Boy, and looking almost similar to certain female characters with long hair. Armin also counts, and his pretty looks are enough to turn on a Dirty Old Man when he was disguised as a girl, and he completely mistook him for a girl. Levi also counts in the anime especially.
• Baccano!:
  • Huey Laforet takes this to the point of confusing people in-universe (you know you look girly when one of the prettiest women in the series is your nigh-identical adult daughter, and you know you look really girly when you are not mistaken for beautiful women, but beautiful women are mistaken for you). Firo, while never being mistaken for a woman like Huey has, has been mocked by a detective in the Light Novels for skewing quite close to the Uke aesthetic. Claire Stanfield, aka. Rail Tracer, also fits. Jacuzzi also fits, although he has that giant tattoo on his face.
  • Graham Specter also definitely qualifies, even if he is a total psychopath.
  • Christopher Shouldered is noted in the books to be quite pretty — if you can get past the utterly terrifying eyes and teeth.

• Berserk:
  • Griffith, in contrast to series protagonist Guts who is more of a Hunk, is explicitly labeled as "too beautiful to be a man" in about a dozen separate chapters by different characters! His Godhand transformation, Femto, even has purple-shaded lips, making him seem as if he's wearing lipstick.
  • Judeau is so pretty, some fans mistook him for a girl.
  • Rickert is very much one and just gets more androgynous as he gets older, especially compared to the more boyish Isidro.
  • Serpico is as pretty as his own half-sister, Farnese.
  • Adonis, the son of Count Julius, is very much so. He would've been a great candidate for one as an adult, but sadly he was offed before he could ever grow up.

• Beyblade: Metal Fusion: Being tanned doesn't stop Tsubasa Otori from being a bishōnen.
• Every male character in Black Bird (2006), but especially Kyo, whom Misao mistakes for a pretty girl upon seeing him as an adult.
• A good amount of the male characters from Black Butler. Except for Baron Kelvin, who realizes this and is obsessed with "becoming beautiful", Georg von Siemens, Jumbo, Lord Arthur Randall, Azzurro Vanel, Fred Aberline, Damian, and Doctor.

• Yuno from Black Clover is a handsome young man, with many noting his good looks. Charmy even calls him her "Meal Saving Prince" after he saves her meal from falling.
• Black Lagoon:
  • Rotton the Wizard, to an extent. He basically exists just to look cool and talk fancy. Revy even asks him if he's a man whore.
  • Though still a kid, Garcia's beginning to grow into a handsome young man.
  • Hansel also shows signs of this. Unfortunately, he didn't live long enough to grow into an adult.
  • In an Omake, it turns out that Sgt. Boris used to look like this; he joined the Army to toughen up. All the "de-aged" girl characters wail that he should stay this way.
• Zen from Blank Slate is so bishōnen, even his blind love interest can tell he's handsome just from touching his face.
• Bleach:
  • Ayasegawa Yumichika is defined by his connection with beauty, not only in looks but also in lifestyle. He even accepted a lower rank in his squad than he had to because he thought that, in kanji, the number 5 was more "beautiful" than 4.
  • Byakuya Kuchiki is very bishōnen and is often voted "Seireitei's Sexiest Male Shinigami" by the Shinigami Women's Institute.
  • Ukitake is a Long-Haired Pretty Boy.
  • Ishida Uryuu has a very slender, delicate build and an exceptionally fair complexion for a male character. He takes after his father Ryuuken, who is a Silver Fox was his school's heartthrob when he was Uryuu's age.
  • Ichigo is also a bishōnen, especially when his hair starts growing.

• In chapter 409, Tensa Zangetsu reveals himself for the first time and he's as bishōnen as it gets. Yes, even Zangetsu didn't escape.

• The end of chapter 670 gives us our young Toshiro Hitsugaya all grown up so he can use the full potential of his Bankai.
• Jugram Haschwalth of Vandenreich is a blonde Long-Haired Pretty Boy with pale skin, narrow green eyes, and a tall, slim build. He looks delicate but he could stand within close proximity of Yamamoto's bankai without flinching.

• Bokura no Hentai:
  • Ryousuke is so pretty that he could pass for a girl in elementary.
  • Satoshi was originally a Wholesome Crossdresser but hit a growth spurt, started dressing masculinely, and became the biggest bishie in the series. He even has Bishie Sparkles.
• Brave10: Rokuro is so good-looking he gets called things like "the handsome page" "the beautiful lad" and just plain "bishōnen" instead of his name at various points. Rokuro, of course, thinks his features are very manly.

• In Case Closed, Eisuke Hondou gets an "You would have been a cute girl in a manga" from Sonoko, even if that might be mostly because of his behavior rather than his very feminine appearance.

• Chrono Crusade:
  • Joshua Christopher is quite thin, even implied to look underweight at one point, has pale blond hair and blue eyes, and looks quite a bit like his sister.
  • Aion is actually quite muscular when he takes off his Badass Long Coat, but his long, white hair does a lot to give him an edge of androgynous beauty.
  • In Chrono's true form, he's a bit rough around the edges and his outfit goes out of the way to highlight his muscular chest, but in his Sleep-Mode Size, he's got longer hair and looks much younger and thus cuter. However, he still has moments of looking quite pretty in his true form, and a flashback in the manga shows him with long hair.

• Code Geass has character design by CLAMP so it's not too surprising the whole show is full of them with very few more average or even ugly guys (and most of the ugly ones are also unpleasant people). Some stand out examples are Lelouch, Suzaku, Xingke, and Gino.
• Corsair: All the men are very pretty, except Barbossa.
• Cute Devil:
  • Akiyoshi is often told that he is "cute" or "pretty", and this caused him to develop an inferiority complex.
  • Naruse is also incredibly {{bishōnen}}, to the point of being a Dude Looks Like a Lady.
• Every character who isn't a Mentor Mascot in Cute High Earth Defense Club LOVE!. Goura, brother to The Hero, is an inversion. There's also a bishōnen monster but this is a zigzag because his original form looks like Takeo and his monster form looks like a 60s version of a bishōnen.
• Benten from Cyber City Oedo 808. Yes, he does wear lipstick and paint his nails. No, he isn't a Crossdresser.
• Death Note:
  • Light Yagami. The contrast between him and [Looks Like Cesare L] are lampshaded a bit in Episode 9, when they’re giving a university entrance speech together:
    Girl 1: I sure like the guy on the right [L].
    Girl 2: What–?! You’re weird. Most people would choose the one on the left [Light]
  • Mello, one of L's successors, is so girly many fans actually mistook him for a girl. He has very pretty features and wears tight, revealing clothes. Slightly downplayed by the fact that he has no eyebrows, frequently makes odd facial expressions, and gains a large burn scar (though to some fans, this makes hime even more attractive.)

• Matsuda, a young police officer, is drawn in classic Bishonen style, complete with big puppy-dog eyes, though this is more to convey his youthfulness and inexperience than attractiveness.

• Ryuk had delicate features in his original design before the creators decided that his looking more interesting than Light could cause fans to ignore Light's character.

• Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba: The first time the jacked, manly Inosuke's boar mask is removed, Tanjiro and Zenitsu are shocked to discover his face is actually very pretty and delicate in contrast.

• D.Gray-Man: Allen is prettier than a lot of the girls in the series.

• Digimon:
  • Both Ishida Yamato and Ichijouji Ken of Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02 fall into this category. Their actual looks are never commented upon, but one figures that this is at least partially why they are fangirl bait, both in and out of the show. Also lampshaded in an Audio Drama. In the series themselves Yamato, notably, had a... considerably older woman try to pick him up when he was eleven, while in one episode of zero two, Gabumon lampshades this by saying "Yamato isn't the only heartthrob here" when Ken was hit on by a very young girl.
  • To a lesser extent, Takeru, Yamato's little brother, seems to gain some level of bishōnen in him when he turned eleven himself. An episode of Digimon Adventure 02 showed a fair number of girls — Hikari among them — practically swooning over him when he was showing off his basketball skills.
  • In Digimon Adventure tri., pretty much all of the boys have this aesthetic to them. Yamato/Matt and Takeru/TK (the latter is even shown to have invited a couple of female admirers to the former's concert) seem to be the ones who were drawn this way on purpose, but Taichi/Tai, Koushiro/Izzy and even Joe have also gotten quite pretty as well. Mimi lampshades this in regards to Tai and Matt, mentioning that they've grown to be quite attractive (with Sora blushing in response). Heck, even Tai's teacher is pretty!
  • A pre-Heel–Face Turn Ken name-drops the trope in the English dub when referring to Davis (Davis wouldn't otherwise be an example, but Ken's entitled to his opinion).
  • Thoma H. Norstein, from Digimon Data Squad has this kind of look to him.
  • Several humanoid Digimon themselves have this as an aesthetic, appearing as young attractive human males. Examples are Angemon, his evolution HolyAngemon and Vamdemon from Digimon Adventure and Lucemon Falldown Mode from Digimon Frontier.
  • Mainly the main human characters from Digimon Universe: App Monsters have this trope.
• Most of the male characters in D.N.Angel. They're teenagers and the art style lends itself to excessive cuteness. Dark probably leads the pack here with Krad just behind, since they're both supernatural.
• Dororo (2019): Hyakkimaru is basically a living Asian ball-jointed doll, with glossy long black hair, pale skin, fine features and a slender build.
• Dragon Ball:
  • General Blue from original Dragon Ball is similar to Zarbon but takes a step further being an outright homosexual.
  • Future Trunks, Zarbon, Android 17, and Jeice of Dragon Ball Z.
    • Zarbon, in particular, is The Fighting Narcissist; his true form is not pretty at all, to the extent he dislikes to transform into it, handicapping himself in battle.
  • Non-canon Saucer from Dragon Ball Z: Cooler's Revenge actually had a rivalry with Jeice over whose stronger and prettier.
  • Angela from Dragon Ball Z: Lord Slug is a pastiche of Zarbon, in the Team Four Star parody he names himself the "pretty one" of the Quirky Mini Boss Squad.
    Piccolo: Ha, six out of ten.
    Angela: (in a effeminate voice) You sassy bitch.
  • Caroni, one of Mr. Satan's two disciples during the Cell Fight, is a drop gorgeous man with long blonde hair. Heck, he even carries roses!
  • Jewel from the Buu saga is a classic Long-Haired Pretty Boy and narcissistic ladies man, who is effortlessly defeated by Android 18 after she rejects his advances.
  • The main timeline version of Trunks is this as a teenager in the Distant Finale of DBZ. In Dragon Ball GT, he's graduated to Biseinen.
  • In the Ocean dub, Burter describes Goku to Jeice this way. "If it weren't for you being short and orange, I'd say he was the better-looking guy."
  • Played straight in Dragon Ball Super with a lot of Core People aka Supreme Kais e.g Shin, Anat, Kuru, Elder Kai (before he fused with a witch), Cae and especially Zamasu who's an omnicidal narcissist.
  • Some of the male Angels' Attendants such as Sour, Korn, Whis and Grand Minister also play this straight being very androgynous. Even the other less effeminate Attendants have the same long eyelashes typically seen on female characters. Whis in particular takes this a step further being Ambiguously Gay.
• Hakuoh of Duel Masters has to be one of the bishiest, with his slender build and long, flowing, silvery-blue hair.
• Durarara!!: Kasuka, Izaya (unfortunately), and Shinra. And then there's Mikado, Kida, Aoba, Seiji, Tanaka Tom, Walker, Shijima, Chikage and...Nasujima-sensei. Also Unfortunately.

• Akira Takizawa from Eden of the East is a prime example of this trope, yet much more realistic than some others.
• Elfen Lied: Nousou. Kurama is a borderline example, but is an older man and later grows a Beard of Sorrow.
• Baskerville and Alternate in Et Cetera are quite pretty, helped by Baskerville's long blond hair and Alternate's slim figure and monocle.
• Il Palazzo of Excel♡Saga is very pretty and has long, silver hair.
• Although Eyeshield 21 has a good amount of beefcakes, there's also Kisaragi, Kakei, Mizumachi, Akaba, Sakuraba, Harao, and maybe even Taka.
• Fairy Tail:
  • Zeref is revealed to be this after they spend 200 chapters building him up as some great ancient evil. Expecting Someone Taller, or at least older looking, is in full swing here.
  • We also have Freed of the Raijinshuu, Laxus' second-in-command.
• Bedivere from Fate/stay night looks and sounds so much like a woman in fact that in a series where King Arthur was revealed to actually be a woman in disguise, many fans at first believed him to simply have undergone the same fate. But, no. He's just pretty.
• Lancer of Fate/Zero (aka Diarmuid Ua Duibhne) takes prettiness up to the realm of being a superpower — literally. Unfortunately, supernatural levels of beauty does not mix well with jealous lords and their smitten fiances.
• Mikagami Tokiya from Flame of Recca. He doesn't like being mistaken for a girl, though.
• All the male characters introduced so far in Kyoto Animation's anime Free!. They are more muscular (which is due to their athletic activities) than the standard.
• Fruits Basket:
  • Yuki Sohma is the most prominent example, being very popular at school for his good looks. This also applies to all of the male Sohmas, particularly Momiji, Ritsu, and Ayame. Momiji even wears the girls' school uniform with shorts because "it looks cuter on him", while Ritsu wears female clothing because of an inferiority complex the size of Antarctica. Ayame, on the other hand, is...just special. Akito also qualifies in the 2001 anime, although in the manga and 2019 anime Akito is a different story altogether.
  • The main character, Tohru Honda, remarks that the Sohmas are a family of "princes". And towards the end of the manga's run, even Momiji graduates to pure bishōnen status with a growth spurt and switch to the boy's uniform.
• Fullmetal Alchemist:
  • May Chang's fantasies about Edward Elric depict him as a dashing, slender Prince Charming. While Ed isn't bad-looking by any means, he's drawn to be more handsome than pretty, having a muscular body and fairly masculine-looking face despite his short height. In Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), his design leans closer towards being a bishōnen as he lacks his manga counterpart's more pronounced jawline and has a slightly more slender build.
  • Parodied with Major Alex Armstrong. He has Bishie Sparkles, hairlessness, beauty, deep voice, and vanity, but he's also a muscular, oversized bodybuilder, who constantly flexes and lacks an indoor voice.
  • Father's final form after absorbing Truth is a slender adolescent Hohenheim with waist-length blond hair and delicate features.
  • In Fullmetal Alchemist (2003), Roy actually sparkles during his "Flame vs. Fullmetal" duel with Ed — a trait usually reserved for Armstrong.
  • Scar in the 2003 anime is younger and more handsome than in the manga.
• Full Metal Panic! brings us Kurz, who was even a former model. Then, we've got Leonardo. And, of course, Sousuke, in an Unkempt Beauty sort of way.
• Just about every male character from Fushigi Yuugi. Most of their brothers from other Yuu Watase manga are bishies as well. It's Yuu Watase, what do you expect?

• GaoGaiGar: The paragon of Hot-Blooded manliness he may be, Gai Shishio is still too pretty to be male.
• Kousaka from Genshiken. The most feminine-looking male club member, he is the only one with a girlfriend in the beginning, let alone a sex life.
• Most of the male characters in Get Backers, but Kazuki takes it to almost painful levels.
• Ghost Hound: the entire male cast for the most part, especially Tarou, who is downright Moe.
• Ghost Hunt: almost all of the male characters. Lin, Naru, Bou-san, even John are bishōnens, pretty boys, handsome, etc, etc...you watch a video of Ghost Hunt on YouTube, scroll through the comments, and you will find a lot of fangirling female users.

• Every guy from Gravitation, especially Yuki and Shuichi. Another Boy's Love series with lots and lots of pretty men. Shuichi practically looks like a girl sometimes, and Yuki's looks are often commented on. With Suguru still having a fresh-faced 16-year-old's features and Hiro's hair, they join in. They're rock stars; it's expected.
• Gundam:
  • Even in the original Mobile Suit Gundam, Char stands out as a pretty boy, notable because the art style of the time rendered almost every other character Gonk. The only character to rival his bishōnen-ness is Garma.
  • Mobile Suit Gundam Wing, in particular, was full of them. And among the Gundam Wing bishie brigade, Quatre Winner deserves special mention. A slim, platinum-blond Berber. Needless to say, you can find a fairly large amount of fanart of him.
    • Protagonist Heero Yuy also deserves a mention, since Word of God admitted that his appearance was inspired by a Japanese actress, Yuki Uchida.
  • Mobile Fighter G Gundam has George DeSand from Neo France, operator of Gundam Rose.
  • Kamille Bidan, the main protagonist of Mobile Suit Zeta Gundam.
  • Almost all of the male cast in Mobile Suit Gundam SEED and Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny.
  • Mobile Suit Gundam 00, oh ho ho. Apparently, every male under the age of 35 will be absolutely gorgeous in the 24th century, in addition to shrinking their shirts in the dryer to show off their buff figures. Then again, this was pretty well predicted the second they announced that Yun Koga would be designing 00's cast.
  • We also need to mention ∀ Gundam's Loran, who was quite possibly one editorial mandate away from being a full-blown woman.
  • Mobile Suit Gundam: Char's Counterattack. While he's too old to count as a bishōnen, Char Aznable looks far more like a pretty boy than he did in earlier series, this makes him Biseinen.
• Hakuouki is full of effeminate pretty-boys. The entire series is basically a reverse harem.

• A rare non-human and animal example would be the adult rabbits Rambler and Luna from the Happy Happy Clover manga series. Helps that Rambler is voiced by Takehito Koyasu in the 2007 anime. There is was one attractive looking teenager boy seen twice in the manga, which is the first human Clover encounters and befriends. However, she keeps this a secret to the other citizens of Crescent Forest.
• Itsuki Koizumi in Haruhi Suzumiya. That is, in a Brigade of crazy people, with a cynical Deadpan Snarker who constantly tells him that no one cares about him. He probably just appears to be one, but he sure seems to make most women blush. As Kyon puts it, 'A face I wouldn't introduce to my girlfriend'.
• Hellsing:
  • Appearance-wise, Luke is a sophisticated pretty boy.
  • Schrodinger appears to be this being an effeminate cat-eared German boy.
  • It’s shown in flashbacks that Walter was this when he was young. When Walter has a Heel–Face Turn to Millennium he artificially regains his pretty looks, Alucard however spites him and this trope saying Walter was “trillions times more beautiful” as an old man.
  • Alucard himself can able to swap gender at will. He is interesting example as he can go from pretty to monstrous in seconds.
• Tamamo from Hell Teacher Nube gets away with lots of things that Nube is beaten up for just because he is a bishōnen.

• Joey from Heroman... well, let's just say that just about everyone mistook him for a girl at first. Psy, too.
• Many characters in Hetalia: Axis Powers are actually mislabeled as this (and the fanart doesn't help); the art style is very Puni Plush, thus the majority of the male designs are simply moe. The ones that aren't moe usually fall more into the hunk category (and even then, there's overlap) and there are even a few bara-type characters, such as Turkey. The purest bishōnen in the series would be Austria.

• Hunter × Hunter: Hisoka, despite also being a Monster Clown, has a lot of fans of his looks. Less unusually, Kurapika and Shaiapouf, who are both blond and effeminite.
• Hyakunichikan!!: All the young male characters are drawn attractively, but Hara Masaki is specifically noted to be handsome In-Universe, even by his kindergarten students. The other teachers think he must be from an idol agency. Shuuto and some of the girls are suspicious of him, thinking he must have some dark secret, but he's a Sheep in Sheep's Clothing.

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• Ichaicha Suru to Okane ga Waichau Futari no Hanashi: Shiki Touma, Aki's friend, is such a Pretty Boy that Hanasaki mistook him for a girl at first.

• A number of male characters from Inuyasha, including Sesshomaru, Naraku, etc. Long hair makes the man, and also confuses gender.

• Katori, Dom, and the nameless terrorist from the second episode (who is mentioned because his prettiness is a plot point) from Irresponsible Captain Tylor.
• JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Character designs for most men were a bit different at the start, but with Art Evolution this slowly became the standard, with Josuke Higashikata notably beginning as the former and ending his part as the latter.
  • Stardust Crusaders:
    • Noriaki Kakyoin is only this compared to the rest of the Crusaders due to being the shortest and the least buff. That said, he's just as youthful, slender, and delicate-looking in Araki's new artstyle.
    • Similarly, Jotaro Kujo's appearance in Araki's new artstyle is startlingly effeminate; he even sports painted nails and lipstick.
    • Rubber Soul, whose good looks are a major factor into his narcissism.
    • Steely Dan, which is fitting, considering his Stand is The Lovers.
  • Mikitaka Hazekura from Diamond is Unbreakable is this, especially after Art Evolution kicks in.
  • Thanks to Art Evolution, just about everyone in Golden Wind is this, most notably Narancia, whose appearance makes it easy to mistake him for a girl.
  • Steel Ball Run:
    • Johnny Joestar is probably the most androgynous looking of the JoJos.
    • Diego Brando, who's just as good looking as his Original Universe counterpart, but much slimmer.
    • Dr. Ferdinand, who's so effeminate in appearance that one could easily mistake him for a woman upon first glance.
• There is a lot of focus on people's looks in Jyu-Oh-Sei, despite the action being set mostly on a jungle planet with vicious plants and a murderous climate that's used as a prison for criminals.

• Gaon from Kaiketsu Zorori is a Funny Animal example.
• Kamisama Dolls has Aki Kuga, who also has a tendency to get kidnapped by crazy girls.

• Kenichi: The Mightiest Disciple:
  • Christopher Eclair, a French assassin.
  • It's also revealed that Kensei Ma used to be one.
• Kill la Kill:
  • Compared to his two male companions, Inumuta has a lighter build and far less muscle, but still possesses a handsome face.
  • Aikuro Mikisugi can transform into one at will. Taken to ridiculous extremes as it's always accompanied by stripping and sparkles.
  • Shiro Iori is short, slender, and has long, wavy blonde hair.
• Kimi ni Todoke: Kazehaya, and the female side of the school is very aware of this. Ryu and Kento also count.
• Knight Hunters gets points for admitting it. Youji calls Omi "bishōnen" to his face in one episode, but he ain't the only one.
• Reiji from Kodomo no Jikan, especially in the anime. Of course, he's a seriously fucked-up bishōnen.

• K-On!: There are actually some fairly good-looking male background characters]], considering the cute art style.
• Kyo Kara Maoh!:
  • Wolfram is very pretty (he looks almost exactly like his mother), a definite bishōnen. In fact, Yuuri's immediate reaction upon seeing him for the first time is simply to stare in awe and call him exactly that.
  • Also Saralegui, for much the same reasons: long-haired blond who takes after his mother, and Yuuri comments on it.
  • Then there's every other guy in Yuuri's "harem", plus Yuuri himself. They all fit into different sterotypes, but they're all unnervingly beautiful to Yuuri.
• The Legend of Koizumi:
  • Pietro, the white knight serving under the pope. He comes complete with accompanying Bishie Sparkles when he first appears.
  • Adolf Hitler is such a bishōnen that his Bishie Sparkles have the ability to hypnotize people into worshipping him◊ He can also (in a pinch) go Super Aryan◊
• A good amount of the male characters in Loveless. Ritsuka is even stated to be very pretty, like a girl.
• Otani, Kohori, Suzuki, Haruka, and, without a doubt, Maitake and Seiko from Lovely★Complex.
• This is a defining characteristic of the darkly influential villain of the short horror manga Lovesickness, with his beauty being turned into part of his title.
• Lychee Light Club has a Cast Full of Pretty Boys — with a strong lack of fanservice.
• Macross:
  • Maximilian Jenius in both Super Dimension Fortress Macross and Macross 7 (despite being old enough to have grown children in the latter).
  • Lynn Kaifun and Conda Bromco, also from SDF Macross.
  • Justified and repeatedly lampshaded in Macross Frontier with Alto Saotome, who is frequently remarked on for his resemblance to a woman (much to his annoyance). He and his father were Kabuki actors who specialized in female performances. A particularly obvious lampshade is his nickname of 'Hime' or 'princess' cause he is just so darn pretty.

• Magical Girl Lyrical Nanoha may be directed toward a Seinen demographic, with an Improbably Female Cast, but even it has its share of bishies, such as Yuuno Scrya and Verossa Acous. Yuuno, in particular, was mistaken for a girl by many viewers when he first appeared.
  • In Magical Record Lyrical Nanoha Force, we can add former Cheerful Child Erio to that list. Seriously.
• Aburatsubo from Magic User's Club is tall, has long red hair, and is gorgeous...with the requisite legion of fan-girls expected for any bishōnen. The only problem for the fangirls is that he's gay and in love with the main character, Takeo.
• Magi: Labyrinth of Magic: Titus Alexius. Lampshaded, when Aladdin ignores his outstretched hand and instead starts to fondle his chest. He then calmly explains that, between his soft voice and butt, he assumed that Titus had to actually be a girl. Unfortunately, it turns out that Titus' feminine appearance is actually his Berserk Button, likely because it reminds him that's he's an Opposite-Sex Clone of Scheherazade.
• Maid-Sama!:
  • Usui, when he makes the effort, and his half brother, Gerard Walker, who looks like an older and more polished version of him. One could also make a case for Tora Igarashi and Kuuga.
  • Soichiro Kanou, too, if he had any confidence in himself, could likely pull this off. Also: a number of fangirls consider The Idiot Trio to be this, on the rare occasions when they're drawn normally.
• Mamotte Shugogetten: Izumo and Tasuke. Arguably Takashi as well.
• Many characters of MÄR, on both sides of the good/evil divide. Alvis and Nanashi are this, combined with the headband of eye-covering. Every once-in-a-while, they even comment on it in-universe.
• Kei, Michael (anime-only characters), Yuu, Satoshi, and arguably Ginta in Marmalade Boy.
• Adolf Hitler is drawn this way in the manga version of Mein Kampf. It's hard to tell which is the most absurd; Hitler being portrayed as a Bishōnen, or that there exists a Mein Kampf manga.
• Mermaid Melody Pichi Pichi Pitch provides plenty of bishōnen fanservice. The fact that practically every day is a Beach Episode helps.
• Takaya Ohgi and Nobutsuna Naoe in Mirage of Blaze.
• Thanks in part to the anime's Adaptational Attractiveness for almost every character, Teruki 'Teru' Hanazawa and Arataka Reigen of Mob Psycho 100 are rendered this way, especially in the latter's case when it came to translating the early and several later manga scenes to animation. Mob's 100% Courage mode also got the treatment compared to how this 100% occurs in the manga.
• Most of the guys from Monochrome Factor, especially Shirogane, Akira, and Kou.
• Kusuriuri/the Medicine Seller from Mononoke. Even his manner of dress combines gender conventions, and characters in the series make note of how attractive he is.
• Johan from Monster is even explicitly stated to be beautiful by a few people. Even Tenma comments on how he has beautiful eyes. It's even more noticeable when Johan dresses up as his sister and nobody can tell the difference, to the extent of making a male, heterosexual policeman infatuated with him.
• Nearly every male character in Monthly Girls' Nozaki-kun to date, aside from Ken and Nozaki himself. Nozaki is a bit overly muscled by normal standards, to his despair (he can't use himself to model for his manga because he's not the right body type). For Ken, he's fat only when Maeno is in his life; at times he's away from Maeno he can fall into this trope as he becomes a lot skinnier. As to Nozaki's Cliché Storm Shōjo manga Let's Fall in Love, the male protagonist Saburo Suzuki is also a classic pretty boy. In this case, this trope is invoked since it's the norm for the genre.
• Kouichi Hayama, from Moonlight Lady, falls into this description perfectly. Lampshaded with Io Azuma, his wife-to-be's cousin; Suzuna was hoping that Io would grow to be this (partially because of an Arranged Marriage to him). Ultimately averted, as Io grew to be a limp-wristed, wide-eyed, Ambiguously Gay "pretty boy".
• Lint, Ricalna and even Zelik when he was younger from Mother Keeper all fit this.
• Michio in MW.
• My Hero Academia:
  • Shoto Todoroki's facial features are a bit more slender than most of the boys. Mina even refers to him as "The Preeminent Pretty Boy of the Class" at one point.
  • Parodied with Yuga Aoyama. He has glossy blonde hair, thin eyebrows, glinting eyes, prominent eyelashes, and a slender build. His design is purposefully unusual as it makes him much more disturbing when he's not in his over the top persona, best demonstrated by his blank stare as he watches Midoriya sleep through his dorm room window at night.
  • Downplayed with Kai Chisaki/Overhaul. He is tall and an androgynous face, with thin eyebrows, narrow eyes, prominent eyelashes, a short, narrow nose, and a pointed chin. His build, however, is actually large and muscular as seen in his Shirtless Scene, though not to the extent of All Might or Endeavor.
  • Chronostasis has softer features and longer hair than those of Chisaki under his mask, making Chisaki look masculine in comparison.
• Nabari no Ou: most of the guys under 30.
• Naruto: Notable examples include Haku (to Dude Looks Like a Lady levels), Benten (Filler Villain to Dude Looks Like a Lady levels), Yashamaru (Gaara's Viewer Gender Confusion uncle), Sasuke (Kushina mistakes him for a girl as baby), Itachi, Kakashi (with his mask off), Deidara, Sasori, Neji, Suigetsu, Kimimaro, Orochimaru (when he is not doing something gross), Kabuto, Sai, Gaara, Shikamaru, Kiba, Utakata, and the titular character himself. Naruto definitely counts, considering that he has his mom's AND his dad's looks, though this trope is mostly appropriate only after the Time Skip. Also, the Fourth Hokage, aka Naruto's dad. Naruto and his peers' kids are quite good looking too.
  • Sakura especially finds bishōnen attractive, nose bleeding like crazy when she sees Sasuke and Sai making out.
• Natsume, Tanuma, Natori, Nishimura — in fact, most of the male cast of Natsume's Book of Friends qualify as bishōnen.
• Negima! Magister Negi Magi:
  • It gives Negi some magic age-up pills, turning him into one of these. He's also a dead ringer for his father, who was also a bishōnen. Albireo Imma probably counts too. Teenage Kotaro definitely counts as well.

• Neon Genesis Evangelion:
  • The character designer wrote that he designed Shinji to be a delicate/vulnerable-looking bishōnen.
  • Kaworu is a bishōnen of legendary proportions.
• Nezumi and Shion from No6, especially Nezumi, who even dresses up as a girl in episode 5 and is rather convincing, too.
• General Rivan of Nora, and probably Kazuma to certain readers.
• Nura: Rise of the Yokai Clan has lots of bishōnen. Night Rikuo, Young Nurarihyon, Rihan, Kurotabou, Kuromaru, Tosakamaru, Keikain Mamiru, Shoukera, Yanagida, Kubinashi, and revived Seimei.
• Nozomu and Dewey from Nurse Angel Ririka SOS both count. Nozomu is taller and more attractive than the boyish, "normal" looking Seiya and Dewey has long hair and soft features. Nozomu's bishōnen looks get lampshaded when a jealous Seiya calls him "slightly effeminate".
• Okane ga Nai: Yukiya Ayase is short, slender, and effeminite. He looks angelic, especially compared to the much-larger Kanou.
• One Piece:
  • Sanji recently has been beating people pretty. His first victim, a hideous Wanze, was rapidly kicked across the face until he became (to his horror) this trope. Later, when fighting his bounty poster look-alike Duval, Sanji does this again much to his foe's joy.
  • Played for Laughs in regards to Boa Hancock's massive crush on Luffy. While not usually drawn as such, Hancock's romantic fantasies have him as a tan young boy with a full Bishie Sparkle and brown glinting eyes, as well as speaking with a more mature voice than he actually speaks with.
  • Cavendish has a tall, slender yet muscular build, fair skin, armpit length blonde hair in Regal Ringlets, the Bishie Sparkle, and glinting eyes, the last of which is a trait commonly used only for female characters.
  • In-Universe, Carrot's drawings have males such as Luffy, Sanji, Pedro and even Brook with delicate features.
• Otomen: the main male characters, especially Asuka, Juta, and Tonomine, whose looks are often commented on. Even Kurokawa can count, if his eyes showed up a lot more.
• Basically, all male characters from Ouran High School Host Club, and one of the females. Tamaki (see picture) slightly subverts the usual cool-headed bishie stereotype by being a blithering (but lovable) idiot, and manages to be both the male lead and comic relief.
• Harry from Outlaw Star even ties his hair with a big, pretty bow. Fred Luo, too.
• PandoraHearts:

• A notable example is Liam; the fact that no male or female pronouns were ever used to refer to him for some time didn't help. They fixed this in the anime, however, giving him less feminine features and a decidedly male voice.

• Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt. Brief is one of these, once his bangs are slicked back.

• Penguindrum: Most of the guys. Main character Shouma is even one of these despite being teased by others that he's plain looking.
• Jeeves and Bertie Wooster get this treatment in Please, Jeeves; Bertie becomes a Princely Young Man with golden hair while Jeeves is Tall, Dark, and Handsome.
• ''Pokémon: The Series':
  • Cilan, who was being subject to Ouran comparisons before Hilarious in Hindsight kicked in.
  • Cress and Chili, Cilan's brothers, as well as Cheren also appear, though their roles are much more minor.
  • Like in the games, N also fits on this trope.
  • James from Team Rocket seems to be a comedic parody of bishōnen as well.
• The four older knights in Prétear are examples of this trope, particularly Kei. Goh is borderline, but he makes up for it by baring his midriff in his knight outfit.
• A majority of the male cast of The Prince of Tennis, but especially Seiichi Yukimura, Rikkaidai's Knight Templar Magnificent Bastard once ill captain.
• All of the main characters in Princess Princess. Yuujirou, Mikoto, and Tooru being bishies is basically the whole point of the anime. They're princesses because they're bishies.
• Princess Tutu:
  • Mytho is slender, has large eyes, eyelashes thicker than Duck's, and thin lips.

• The titular Yakumo from Psychic Detective Yakumo fits this trope to a T. Haruka even thinks he's a "beautiful person" when she first meets him. Also, a good amount of male college students who pop up.
• Psyren: Oboro, Haruhiko, Junas, Miroku, Shiner, Kabuto, and Shao as an adult.

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• RahXephon:
  • Ayato Kamina from is pretty enough that he'd probably not look out of place in a dress.
  • There's also Dr. Itsuki (who bears a suspicious resemblance to the above-mentioned Rossiu) and Souichi Yagumo (who bears a suspicious resemblance to his own girlfriend, Kim).
• Parodied in Ranma ½, Mousse is a strikingly handsome androgynous male, until he puts on his Opaque Nerd Glasses, it's probably the reason he doesn't like to wear them. His personality is that of a clumsy dork either way.
  • An anime-only episode featured Sotatsu Kikei'ien, a martial artist calligrapher, who entire crowds of people started admiring due to how bishounen he was. Whenever he laughed, though, his good looks completely vanished, eventually causing all his fans to turn on him.
• Every single male main character in post-Art Evolution Reborn! (2004), plus 99% of the villains and side cast. This is the most common trope on the character page.
• Red River (1995): there are about four male characters in the entire series that don't fit this trope. The artwork is Viewer Gender Confusion incarnate.
• Henry is very much this in Requiem of the Rose King as well several other male characters.
• Miki Kaoru from Revolutionary Girl Utena is mentioned to be one by Utena in the preview of the episode of his first appearance. Also, practically every guy in the cast.
• Rosario + Vampire has Ginei, Hokuto, Kiria, Fong-Fong, and, after Art Evolution, Tsukune.
• Many of the characters from Rurouni Kenshin, especially the titular character, Mr. Pretty Boy Swordsman himself. Depending on the quality of the animation in an episode of the anime, particularly in the later episodes of the series, and you know, just about all the time in the manga, Kenshin is very pretty despite the fact that he's a terrifyingly powerful swordsman who even the manliest of men are afraid of. It doesn't help that, towards the end of the manga and in most of the official artwork, his hair always looks extremely long and flows like a bunch of ribbons. I rest my case. And even more so in the Trust & Betrayal and Reflections OVAS. And then, you know, there's Soujiro, Aoshi, Sanosuke, and, heck, even Hiko qualifies, although he's pretty manly.
• The Shitennou in the first season of Sailor Moon, Mamoru Chiba, Ali of the Doom Tree arc, Prince Diamond and Sapphire in Sailor Moon R, the Amazon Trio in Super S, and the Sailor Starlights...sort of. In the manga, even one of the cats qualifies for this with his long-haired, midriff exposing human form. The cat in question (Artemis) is even named for a goddess.
• Saint Seiya has a Cast Full of Pretty Boys. From Andromeda Shun to Virgo Shaka to Pisces Aphrodite (yes, that's a guy), the place is a bishōnen gold mine. See Viewer Gender Confusion for more details.
  • And in Saint Seiya Omega, Dragon Shiryu's son, Ryuhou, is often compared to Shun, and for good reason.
• Many characters from Samurai Deeper Kyo, including but not limited to Hotaru, Shinrei, Hishigi (technically a Biseinen, as he's physically about 30), and Akira.
• Masayoshi of Samurai Flamenco. Fittingly, he works as a model/Teen Idol because he has no other skills besides his good looks.
• Kyuzo in Samurai 7 is tall, slender, and androgynously beautiful; his voice, however, is very male. Shichiroji, too, and Katsushiro is close. Then there is when Gorobei, Heihachi, and Rikichi have to make it to Kanna village... in disguise.
• Sayonara, Zetsubou-Sensei: Nozomu Itoshiki and his brother Mikoto. Also, four of his only known male students: Jun Kudou, Kuniya Kino, Aoyama, and Haga.
• Almost every male character in Saiyuki. The four main characters are these, of course, but also Kougaiji, Dokugakuji, Hazel, Koumyu, and Ni Jian-Yi/Ukoku.
• Though the artist's style is such all the male characters in The Secret Agreement look pretty good, in-story, Iori is singled out as being an incredible beauty for a man.
• Sekirei: The few male Sekirei seen in the series are this, the most notable examples being Homura/Kagari and Shiina (the latter of which is explicitly called a Bishonen by Yukari when she first meets him).
• Numerous guys qualify in Seraph of the End but Yuuji, Ferid, Crowley, Lacus Welt, and especially Mika are particularly notable.

• Most of the males in Shugo Chara! are known for their Bishieness.
  • Nagihiko Fujisaki takes the Bishie Ribbon in the world of Shugo Chara. When Hinamori first meets Nagihiko, he is actually posing as his female alter ego, Nadeshiko. Why is this boy posing as a girl? The Fujisaki family tradition is for the males to pose as females to learn the ways of Japanese Dancing.
  • During the series, Nadeshiko tells Amu that 'she' and Nagihiko are twins (the rest of the Guardians know about Nagi and Nade, but Amu Hinamori doesn't). It's not until late in the series that Nagi reveals the truth to Amu.
  • Nagihiko even has a female Shugo Chara named Temari, which he can Character Transform into Yamato Maihime.

• The entire male cast of Simoun. The younger men — who were girls until age 17 — even still have breasts that haven't been reabsorbed yet (especially the hunky chief mechanic Wapourif), and all of them are voiced by female voice actors.

• Special A: you'd think a beauty contest was part of the Special A qualifying exam, looking at the male cast. The girls, too, unsurprisingly, since a beauty exam is almost mandatory to be part of most Shoujo casts.

• SPY×FAMILY: The main protagonist and master spy, Loid Forger aka Agent Twilight, is a tall, blonde, and very attractive young man with blue eyes and a slender but well-built figure. Because of his cool looks, many female characters are easily charmed by him.
• Star Driver: Takuto Tsunashi. "Galactic Bishōnen" isn't a nickname; it's his official title as the Chosen One
  • Oh, it's not just Takuto; technically from a certain point on every pilot is called "Galactic Pretty Boy", and it shows. You know you're there when even the main character's father is one.
• The Story Between a Dumb Prefect and a High School Girl with an Inappropriate Skirt Length: Seiichi Tsukishima, a member of the book committee, is a charming, attractive guy when he's in his natural habitat, the library. As soon as he steps outside (even just sticking his head out the door while his feet are still inside), he turns into a Gonk guy who's unrecognizable as the same person.
• None of the main cast of Strawberry 100%, but Junpei's rivals definitely qualify:
  • Okusa, a classic pretty-boy, and Junpei's middle school friend. He attempts to steal Tsukasa away from Junpei via a double date with Yui, although his attempts to charm her go unacknowledged, much to his chagrin.
  • Higure, the tall, dark, handsome, world-famous pastry chef. His grandmother owns the shop where Tsukasa works. He is the main attraction whenever he returns to work from his travels abroad, and while he has fallen for Tsukasa, he understands that she would rather be with Junpei.
  • Surprisingly enough, Junpei has become one in the Distant Finale.

• A good amount of the male characters in Sukisho, especially Sunao with his long hair. A boy's love series taking place at an all-boy's school fills itself up with these almost by default.
• Kantarou Ichinomiya from Tactics is a white-haired bishie, who is annoying and greedy, but overall a good person. He is so young looking, nobody really knows his age. It is implied that he is much older than he appears. Many other guys in it also qualify.

• Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann:
  • While the series is generally remembered for its more MANLY characters, after the Time Skip, Rossiu and Simon are undeniably quite bishōnen.
  • Cytomander is arguably a bishōnen as well, depending on who you talk to.
  • What about Viral also has a fair number of fangirls.
  • Kamina is a more masculine version than the standard, but he is undeniably pretty.

• Barnaby from Tiger & Bunny (regardless of what he is wearing, be it his battle suit with helmet off or his daily attire with glasses on)
  • Ivan Karelin. Nathan's opinion is final — his face is on par with Barnaby's.
• Tokyo Ghoul and its sequel, Tokyo Ghoul:re, has quite a number of pretty male characters:
  • Ken Kaneki himself is a prominent example, whose looks actually attract the (often unfortunate) attention of many other characters, both male and female. In fact, as Haise Sasaki in :re, he manages to pull off crossdressing surprisingly well during an undercover operation.
  • Shuu Tsukiyama is one of said admirers, being a vain, high-class ghoul who does his best to keep up appearances. Kaneki actually notes how attractive he is upon their first meeting.
  • Juuzou Suzuya is often mistaken for a girl and even mocked in-universe for his feminine looks. Turns out, there's a disturbing reason for this. As a child, he was gruesomely castrated by his foster mother in order to keep him looking "pretty" and weak.
  • Kichimura Washuu has a very soft face, even sporting a beauty mark. This, however, serves to make him eerier considering his actions.
  • Kanae von Rosewald and Tooru Mutsuki, although it's because they're actually physically women hiding that fact for their own reasons.
• Many a Tokyo Mew Mew character, covering types from Stalker with a Crush to Jerk with a Heart of Gold to Mysterious Protector (who wins).

• Trigun: Legato and Midvalley are the most straight examples. Vash also has a very feminine looking face with big eyes, long eyelashes, and a nose that could probably cut a brick, and Knives does too, to a lesser extent. Wolfwood has a somewhat androgynous, youthful face in the manga (which is justified), but is more Hunk in the anime. Livio looks a lot like a Long-Haired Pretty Boy when he debuts, but is more of a hunk after his Good Costume Switch.
• Tsubasa -RESERVoir CHRoNiCLE- gives us Fai D. Fluorite and Syaoran, especially when he's aged up a bit, and has quite a few famous bishōnen from other CLAMP series pop up as cameos, such as Subaru, Kamui, Yasha, Yukito, and even Watanuki, to name a few.
• In Tsukigasa, Azuma is none too happy about being treated like a girl because of his looks, particularly because he was raped due to his resemblance to his mother.
• Keiki in The Twelve Kingdoms is a bishōnen with white hair, who acts as Youko's Mysterious Protector.
• Tweeny Witches:
  • Tiana is tall, slender, pale, and has delicate features, with blonde eyebrows and narrow blue eyes.
  • Lennon turns out to be an androgynous boy with sandy hair, smooth fair skin, a red Guyliner, thin lips, and a tall, slender figure. He's so pretty in his disguise as a witch that Arusu and her friends mistake him for a girl until his mother corrects.
  • Molza from "Magical Girl Squad Storm and Stress" is a slender young boy with blonde hair, fair skin, and delicate features. Lampshaded when Arusu asks Sheila if he's a pretty boy, making Sheila get a Luminescent Blush.
• Urusei Yatsura. Rei, Lum's (former fiance) is a tall, stoic, green-haired space bishōnen who drives men to despair and women to Squee. Mendou also qualifies, which is basically his most obvious difference from Ataru.
• D from Vampire Hunter D. Even the Guys Want Him.
• With the exception of the vampire hunter Toga Yagari, absolutely all the male cast of Vampire Knight are bishōnen.
• Canute from Vinland Saga, so bishōnen they needed a girl to be a convincing double.
• Dilandau in Vision of Escaflowne (who is later revealed to have been a magically disguised and brainwashed girl). Let's just say that most of the male cast is bishōnen, especially Allen and Van. Just look at the opening, for God's sakes!
• Prince Heinel of Voltes V has blonde hair that goes past his shoulders and thick eyelashes, which makes him look like a character from a shoujo manga despite Voltes V being a mecha anime.
• This is the entire point of The Wallflower.
• Both Toboe and Kiba from Wolf's Rain look like Bishōnen most of the time, but are actually wolves in disguise. To go further, numerous viewers have mistaken both for girls. Even the mangaka for the manga adaptation originally thought Toboe was a girl.
• Ladies and gentlemen, we would now like to present X-Men: Misfits, wherein even Magneto is hilariously a pretty boy.
• Yamada Taro Monogatari: Taro, which is a large reason why everyone thinks he's Prince Charming. Also, Suguira, who initially views Taro as a rival of beauty.

• Kyubi from Yo-kai Watch is a long-haired, somewhat androgynous pretty boy in his human form. By youkai standards, he's handsome in his normal form, too.
• Yona of the Dawn is a Cast Full of Pretty Boys, and more than a few would count as bishōnen, but Yun repeatedly refers to himself as one during the series. He's not wrong. When they needed someone who could pass as a beautiful girl to accompany Yona on an infiltration mission, Yun fit the bill perfectly.
• You and Me: Yuki Asaba, Yuta Asaba, and Kaname Tsukahara as well as Hot Teacher Koichi Azuma and his best friend, Akira.
• Several characters in Yu-Gi-Oh!, including at least Yami Yugi, Seto Kaiba, Malik Ishtar (and how!), Ryou Bakura, Yami Bakura, Pegasus, Ryuji Otogi (aka Duke Devlin), and a number of minor supporting characters.
  • Yu-Gi-Oh! takes this trope to such ridiculous extents that, chances are, if you're a major villain, you're probably going to be very feminine in appearance! Not to mention, its successors both have this trope in spades as well.
  • The Abridged Series is loaded with jokes about this.
    Marik: Do I look like an ''[EFF]'ing fangirl to you?!
    Florence: You really don't want me to answer that.
  • This also forms the basis for Content Warnings in the episode introducing Duke Devlin.
    WARNING: This episode contains copious amounts of Duke Devlin. Women with heart conditions are advised not to look directly at Duke Devlin. This also applies to women without heart conditions. He's very pretty. See? See how pretty he is? He's very pretty. I'd like to run my fingers through his hair, and I'm just a voice.
  • The Obelisk Blue Three Geniuses for starters, as each of them represent a type of popular dere, starting from the Deredere Fubuki , the Kuudere Ryo, and the Yandere Yusuke in Yu-Gi-Oh! GX.
  • The Arclight brothers and Mizael from Yu-Gi-Oh! ZEXAL are all this.
  • Yusaku from Yu-Gi-Oh! VRAINS is this. Kogami Ryoken, Revolver's real form, is this as well. It doesn't hurt that he was one of the deepest voices in the franchise as well.
• Viktor Nikiforov in Yuri!!! on Ice has prominent eyelashes and is a Chick Magnet who ends up engaged with Yuri Katsuki and whose good looks are often commented on.
• A good third of the male cast on YuYu Hakusho.
  • In the case of the main team, Hiei is downplayed example (possessing fierce, angular eyes suiting his personality but can be considered cute) while Kuwabara, is an more "manly" looking than the others and has a brutish face and small eyes relative to the rest of the cast, but is a nicer person than the rest of his teammates, including The Hero once you get past his tough guy persona. But Kurama wins this battle handedly.

• 07-Ghost: Teito, Castor, Frau, Labrador, Ayanami, Mikage...Maybe almost all of the male characters of the entire story.

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