How many have you seen? Japan's largest ranking professional website reviews the strongest yuri anime in the Heisei era

Japan's Heisei era is about to end in May, and Japan's largest professional ranking site "GOO Ranking" announced today on April 27 the latest selection of "The Strongest Yuri Anime Representing the Heisei Era". Many well-known super classic comics are on the list. How many of them have you read?

"GOO Ranking" is the largest and most professional ranking selection and publishing website in Japan, covering various fields such as movies, games, entertainment, animation, music, etc.

· "The Strongest Yuri Anime Representing the Heisei Era" GOO Ranking (Top 5):

5th place: "Easy Lily".

The "Tea Ceremony Club" in Nanamori Junior High School was originally an empty activity room that had been disbanded, but it was occupied by four female freshmen. The daily life of sometimes laughing and sometimes lily began like this.

4th: "Would you like some rabbit today?"

The story tells the story of a cheerful, optimistic and somewhat natural girl, Bao Deng Xin'ai, who, by chance, enters Rabbit House to live as a boarding student when she is in high school, and interacts with the girls there in various ways. It is a daily light comedy.

3rd place: "Maria Almighty".

This work tells the story of Lillian Private Girls' School, a Catholic girls' school with a deep tradition. Located in Musashino, a suburb of Tokyo, the school is surrounded by greenery and protected by the gods. It is a paradise for girls to receive elite education from kindergarten to university.

2nd place: "Revolutionary Girl Utena".

The protagonist of "Revolutionary Girl Utena" is Utena, a girl who dresses like a man and is dragged into a series of duels in the student union to fight for the "power to launch a world revolution."

1st place: "Puella Magi Madoka Magica".

Puella Magi Madoka Magica is an original TV animation planned by Magica Quartet, directed by Akiyuki Shinbo, written by Gen Urobuchi, and produced by SHAFT. It is the only TV animation that has won the three major awards in Japanese animation at the same time, and it is also the Japanese TV animation with the most awards in history.