Ecchi

The massive, constantly updating backbone of the genre. One protagonist, endless suitors.

My First Girlfriend is a Gal, More than a Married Couple. The highly popular trope of the stylish, outspoken outcast falling for the quiet loner.

The supernatural side of attraction, featuring girls with horns, tails, and fangs.

The dynamic catch-all for accidental falls, misunderstandings, and absolute late-night absurdity.

Highschool of the Dead, Sekirei. Where the budget is split equally between the massive explosions and the bouncing physics.

Chivalry of a Failed Knight, Domestic Girlfriend. Blending steamy situations with actual, high-stakes romantic drama.

The endless stream of overpowered protagonists building their dream party in another world.

Because the occult club or the literature club is always the epicenter of romantic misunderstandings.

Call of the Night, Yuna and the Haunted Hot Springs. The gothic, highly suggestive side of the supernatural.

Mother of the Goddess' Dormitory, Miss Caretaker of Sunohara-sou. The specific appeal of the mature senpai.

Ayakashi Triangle, Kampfer. The chaotic comedy of waking up in a completely different body.

Yuuna and the Haunted Hot Springs, Tsugumomo. Dealing with ghosts, spirits, and curses through sheer willpower and fan-service.

The dynamic catch-all for the hottest, most talked-about late-night shows dropping episodes this season.