Top Ten Movies, TV Series and Video Games that Contain Homosexual or Bisexual Characters but Don't Make a Big Deal of It
Movies, games or series containing characters that are lesbian, gay, bisexual and/or transgender aren't exactly a rarity nowadays. But usually the sexuality of those characters is either a plot element or a significant character trait. Now, there are also a few cases where a character's same sex orientation is treated so casually that it just stuns you, because it showcases a level of normality homosexuality and bisexuality should have in the meantime but still doesn't.Alphys and Undyne can become a couple (they are both female), also there are two (probably male) guards who can become a couple. You can flirt with characters of both genders. Overall, the world appears as if bisexuality was the norm there.
I Love Undertale
The two main characters Nanoha and Fate literally become a couple and adopt Vivio together later on in the series. I am not joking and the best part is that nobody notices they are lesbian.
How's that not gay-friendly?
This should be #1 on the list.
To the people saying that Steven Universe does make a big deal out of it, it really doesn't. The show doesn't once bring up the fact that several characters are in same-sex relationships. It just shows these relationships without any questions asked, just as if they were heterosexual couples. It's the Steven Universe fandom (mainly the part on Tumblr) that won't shut up about how gay the show is. Look, it's great to have this much positive representation in a show targeted at kids, but it's not what makes the show so beloved by many.
I am not at all an expert of this show (might watch it more often in the future though), but from what I have seen so far the same sex relationships are not commented on and treated entirely normal. So it indeed would fit absolutely perfect for what I intended with the list.
This list is NOT about series/movies/games that feature gay characters but only in a minor role, but in which homosexuality is treated entirely normal.
For example, the movie "Bound" is about a lesbian couple so you can't avoid the topic. But it does not at one point treat their relationship unnormal at any point. You can make the exact same movie about a heterosexual couple.
Yes, it might show many gay relationships, but it never solely focuses on the fact that the characters are of the same sex. Therefore, while it has many same sex relationships, it doesn't make it a big deal
This show does everything it does to parade around that its characters are homosexual, what's it doing on this list at all?
There is nothing inappropriate about it
Smithers, Patty, the one episode about the gay guy, etc.
Words cannot describe how much I dislike Josh Gad's acting, but how they wrote LeFou's character in this film was very respectable.
LeFou flirts with Gaston, but in the end has the same role as in the animated movie.
I Really Like This Film
Ah, yes. Sailor Uranus and Neptune. This was present and done well in the Japanese version, then 4kids got their dirty mitts all over the show and thought that the lesbian relationship between the sailor scouts would "affect" the children of America, so they completely removed it from the script and made them cousins. Yes, I kid you not. COUSINS. Well, that didn't help. It made it look like an incestuous relationship!
Not just Uranus and Neptune, but also Zoisite and Malachite/Kunzite (Zoicite was changed to a female in the original dub for the same reason Uranus and Neptune became cousins) and Fish Eye.
This series introduced us to arguably the most famous pair of lesbians (or as they call them in the Cloverway/CWi dub, "cousins") in anime history: Sailor Uranus and Sailor Neptune.
Uranus was TERRIBLE in Crystal. SHE KISSED SAILOR MOON FOR GOD SAKE! Serena didn't even WANT that!
In the finale, the sheriff says to the deputy, "Our love is a case".
After finding out that Itsuki is a girl, Tsubomi said in the manga that she will still love her regardless of gender. Also, Yuri and Momoka are implied to have a lesbian relationship with each other.
When it is revealed that Yuri and Victor are to marry if Yuri wins the gold medal, no one addresses the fact that they are both guys and they are happy for them.
Nobody makes a big deal out of Nozomi's lesbian love affair with Eli in this series and it's so kawaii!
Also, in one of the Bonus CDs, there's a pretty homoerotic duet by both Nozomi and Eli named "Garasu no Hanazono".
Jeff has two moms. Yet Steven Universe and Adventure Time get all the credit for having lesbian couples.
Ami and Yumi are in the "Closet Full of Love", I guess. Get it? Because "Closet Full of Love" is the name of one of their songs and it's probably about lesbianism and Ami and Yumi in this show are lesbians unlike their real-life counterparts?
Fun Fact: The real-life Puffy AmiYumi actually thought that their cartoon counterparts were lesbians due to their unusually close bond with each other and calling themselves best friends a lot.
Still did a lesbian relationship better than Adventure Time, Steven Universe, and the Legend of Korra
Sorry, but Jammer Lammy still deserves way more credit for coming first
Banned in Turkey due to Luna being bi.
Korra being gay for Asami came out of nowhere. It was a really dumb note to end the show on; not because the characters shouldn't be gay, but because there was almost no development of the idea of them being gay for each other.
Season 4: WOW! Didn't see Korra and Asami coming!
Korra and Asami! Never saw that coming..
I watched countless episodes of this sympathetic crime drama for years now and only just found out that Dr. Huang is gay about two months ago due to one brief remark in a sentence that has no significance to the plot or the character (he was asked about his new working district and joked about it being no good place for a gay man of Asian descent).
Dr Huang is played by the long-out-of-the-closet actor BD Wong, what did you expect?
The jock character who is assumed to be the females love interest the whole time comes to like the girl and asks her to meet his boyfriend.
Fiona, who is a housemate and friend of the protagonist April Ryan, is a lesbian, as when you start talking to her for a bit she sometimes talks about her girlfriend, who is also seen in the game.