Animated-Aaron's Review

- Light Spoilers For The Ongoing Series Disclaimer: The comic is rated R for b00bs. It’s not in an exploitative manner and is used more for humor. But, there are nipples if that’s not your thing.    - I’ve been reading this webcomic since 2014 and I’m proud of that. I’m proud to say that I’ve witnessed such a cute relationship develop between these two characters. Lillian, nicknamed ‘lazy-tyke’ for self-explanatory reasons, is a writer who gets a new roommate. Her name is ‘Roomie’, and she’s a fun-loving eccentric girl who could probably drink Valkyrie (MCU) under the table. ( x ) The story is a series of self-contained four-panel comics. There’s usually a theme going on for each chapter, sometimes focusing more on other characters like Richard & Ramona. The themes can range from gender identities to relationship boundaries. While I’m mainly going to be talking about the Romillian ship, I did want to give a nod to how everyone gets time for development....

Yeah…so the internet has gone nuts with this show. It’s not even long, with just 12 episodes. But, it’s won the hearts of so many people, myself included. So I defiantly feel the need to talk about it. Guys Gals & Non-Binary Pals, this is Animated Aaron’s Review of Yuri On Ice! !Background! Yuri Katsuki is a 23-year-old figure skater…who just bombed a competition. Home from college, he finds a video of him mirroring a routine by Victor Nikiforov, a skating legend, has gone viral. Even more surprising, Victor himself shows up to his home and begins to coach him for the next ISU Grand Prix. Now, the two are up against other skaters looking to take Victor’s place as the ‘best skater in the world’ since he’s not competing. As the tournament goes on, the two get closer and closer developing a romance. !Characters! Normally, I do the story before the characters. But this is more of a character-driven show, so I’m doing the characters first. Yuri Katsuki, our protagonist...