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These are the themes that titles can be tagged with. If you have an idea for a new genre tag, you can add your suggestion on the forums.

Aliens: Focuses on characters from other planets or dimensions.

Animals: Stories involving non-human animals, often as main characters or with human-like traits.

Cooking: Food preparation, enjoyment, or analysis is central to the plot.

Crossdressing: Characters wear clothing traditionally associated with the opposite sex.

Delinquents: Stories about high schoolers who defy societal norms, often involving fights and friendships.

Demons: Intelligent, often malevolent, creatures from hell or dark mythology.

Genderswap: Characters switch sex, either temporarily or permanently.

Ghosts: Features spirits of deceased individuals.

Gyaru: Focuses on the Japanese subculture of trendy, Westernized fashion and behavior.

Harem: At least three female characters compete for the male protagonist’s affection.

Incest: Sexual relationships between family members.

Loli: Features young or childlike female characters with suggestive undertones.

The above tag can only be used for works rated “Suggestive” or higher.

Mafia: Centers around organized crime.

Magic: Features mystical or supernatural elements.

Mahjong: Heavily features characters playing Mahjong.

Martial arts: Stories focused on combat techniques developed for self-defense or sport.

Military: Involves armed forces, warfare, or military tactics.

Monster girls: Female characters depicted as supernatural creatures.

Monsters: Non-human creatures that play a central role in the plot.

Music: Music plays a significant role in the story or the characters’ lives.

Ninja: Covert operatives using martial arts and stealth techniques.

Office workers: Focused on workplace life and professional interactions.

Police: Law enforcement characters involved in crime-solving.

Post-apocalyptic: Set after a catastrophic event that has devastated society.

Reincarnation: Protagonists are reborn in another world or time.

Reverse harem: At least two male characters competing for the affection of a female protagonist.

Samurai: Focuses on traditional Japanese warriors and their culture.

School life: Set in or around a school, with student characters.

Shota: Features young or childlike male characters with suggestive undertones.

The above tag can only be used for works rated “Suggestive” or higher.

Supernatural: Involves otherworldly elements such as ghosts, urban legends, or paranormal phenomena.

Survival: Characters face extreme circumstances where they must fight for survival.

Time travel: Characters travel through time.

Traditional games: Games that reflect the setting’s culture or folklore.

Vampires: Features blood-drinking, immortal beings with supernatural traits.

Video games: Stories centered around electronic gaming.

Villainess: A subgenre of isekai where a female antagonist often has prior knowledge of the world she inhabits.

Virtual reality: Characters interact in a fully simulated digital world.

Zombies: Reanimated corpses that play a central role in the story.