Glossary Terms

Chikan (痴漢) denotes a person who engages in groping or molestation, particularly in crowded public spaces; the term also refers to the act itself. So if you ever hear this in an anime, now you know what it means.

Bukkake (ぶっかけ) refers to a practice where multiple individuals ejaculate onto a person’s face or body, commonly featured in certain genres of adult or ecchi Japanese media.

Ashikoki (足扱き / 足コキ) is a sexual act involving the use of feet to stimulate a partner’s genitals, often portrayed in adult or ecchi Japanese media as a form of fetish play.

Ahegao (アヘ顔) describes an exaggerated facial expression characterized by rolled-back eyes, a protruding tongue, and flushed cheeks, typically depicted during moments of intense pleasure in erotic manga and anime.

OEL Manga (Original English-Language Manga) refers to comic books or graphic novels created by non-Japanese artists in the style of Japanese manga, originally published in English. These works often emulate traditional manga aesthetics and storytelling techniques, catering to English-speaking audiences.

Girl Love (GL) features romantic or sexual relationships between female characters. It overlaps with the yuri genre and includes both emotional and physical storytelling.

Boy Love (BL) refers to romantic or sexual content between male characters, similar to yaoi. It is especially popular among female audiences but appeals to a wide range of fans.

Virtual Girlfriends are digital companions—often in anime or VTuber style—designed to simulate romantic, friendly, or erotic interaction via chat or voice.

Cosplay Girls are content creators or influencers who post photos and videos dressed as anime or game characters, often adding flirtatious or adult-themed elements.

AI Waifu refers to an artificial girlfriend powered by artificial intelligence, designed to simulate romantic or adult interactions with anime-style personalities.