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These are the genres that titles can be tagged with. If you have an idea for a new genre tag, you can add your suggestion on the forums.
Action: Focuses heavily on combat and fight scenes.
Adventure: Characters embark on a journey, whether for exploration or to achieve a specific goal.
Boys’ love: Stories centered on romantic or sexual relationships between male characters. This genre encompasses various levels of explicitness.
Comedy: Intended to entertain or provoke laughter.
Crime: Focuses on criminal activities from either the perspective of law enforcement or criminals.
Drama: Character-driven stories with emotionally intense situations and relationships.
Fantasy: Stories set in fantastical worlds, often involving magic, mythical creatures, or medieval settings.
Girls’ love: Stories centered on romantic or sexual relationships between female characters. Like Boys’ Love, content may vary in explicitness.
Historical: Set in the past, whether based on real-world history or a fictionalized historical period.
Horror: Intended to evoke fear or suspense.
Isekai: The protagonist is transported to another world, time, or virtual realm.
Magical girls: Focuses on girls (or occasionally boys) who use magical powers and often transform to battle evil forces.
Mecha: Features large, often humanoid robots engaged in combat.
Medical: Stories centered around the medical profession or healthcare.
Mystery: Characters are faced with a problem or secret they must solve or uncover.
Philosophical: Explores existential or moral questions through its characters or plot.
Psychological: Focuses on the internal, emotional, and mental struggles of the characters.
Romance: Centers on the development of romantic relationships.
Sci-fi: Stories centered on science and technology, often set in the future or in alternate realities.
Slice of life: Depicts everyday life with minimal drama or conflict.
Sports: Focuses on athletic activities or competitions.
Superhero: Features characters with superhuman abilities who are identified as heroes.
Thriller: Dark, suspenseful stories that build tension and anxiety.
Tragedy: Focuses on suffering and loss, often leading to emotional catharsis.
Wuxia: Chinese fiction centered on martial artists in a fantastical setting.