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The idea was so beloved by its main demographic that it expanded to include two different manga adaptations by Mai Ando in the Spring of 2016, a smartphone-based VisualNovel that Fall, and an [[Anime/SanrioBoys anime adaptation]] part of the 2018 winter lineup. It also eventually received its own line of character merchandise, and a stage play.
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* GISSyndrome: The backgrounds in the Twitter account are a mix between drawn backdrops and photos of (usually Sanrio related) real world locations the boys go to.
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* GeodesicCast: While more boys were added over the course of the series, they were eventually split off into groups by the region they came from.
* GISSyndrome: The backgrounds in the Twitter account photos are a mix between drawn backdrops and photos of (usually Sanrio related) real world locations the boys go to.
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The idea was so beloved by its main demographic that it expanded to include two different manga adaptations by Mai Ando in the Spring of 2016, a smartphone-based VisualNovel that Fall, and an [[Anime/SanrioBoys anime adaptation]] part of the 2018 winter lineup. It also eventually received its own line of character merchandise.
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* TransatlanticEquivalent: Trans-Pacific variant: Anime Expo 2017 showed off [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_Anime/status/882896697029820416 these boys]] at the official booth
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* TransatlanticEquivalent: Trans-Pacific variant: Anime Expo 2017 showed off [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_Anime/status/882896697029820416 these boys]] at the official boothbooth.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only recurring female character in the series is Yuri, Yuu's little sister. The various viewpoint girls of the manga and the unnamed protagonist of the visual novel are limited only to the adaptations they appear in.
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*TransatlanticEquivalent: Trans-Pacific variant: Anime Expo 2017 showed off [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_Anime/status/882896697029820416 these boys]] at the official booth
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only recurring female character in the series is Yuri, Yuu's little sister. The other two, Rio Oosaki and the unnamed protagonist of the visual novel, are limited only to the adaptations they appear in.
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* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only recurring female character in the series is Yuri, Yuu's little sister. The other two, Rio Oosaki various viewpoint girls of the manga and the unnamed protagonist of the visual novel, novel are limited only to the adaptations they appear in.
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The idea was so beloved by its main demographic that it expanded to include three two different manga adaptations by Mai Ando in the Spring of 2016, a smartphone-based VisualNovel that Fall, and an [[Anime/SanrioBoys anime adaptation]] part of the 2018 winter lineup.
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Sanrio Boys has always been marketed to women and most of its financial success came from women, so it isn't designed to appeal towards men.
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The idea was initially to appeal to Sanrio's PeripheryDemographic and show them characters who aren't afraid to show their love for cute things, but it was so beloved by its ''main'' main demographic that it expanded to include three manga adaptations by Mai Ando in the Spring of 2016, a smartphone-based VisualNovel that Fall, and an [[Anime/SanrioBoys anime adaptation]] part of the 2018 winter lineup.
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* ProductPlacement: The whole purpose of the blog is to promote the latest character merchandise.
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* SensitiveGuyAndManlyMan: Usually shows up in pairs. Among the main group, we have Nishimiya and Yuu (Sensitive) who are doubled up with Seiichirou and Shunsuke (Manly) respectively. Kouta doesn't quite fit into either group, though his shyness does lean towards Sensitive.
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* '''Seiichirou Minamoto''': A straightlaced model student, loves '''Cinamoroll'''
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* '''Shunsuke Yoshino''': Athletic boy, A popular soccer star, loves '''Hello Kitty'''
* '''Seiichirou Minamoto''': Ahandsome boy, straightlaced model student, loves '''Cinamoroll'''
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** The first few episodes of the anime are made of this trope. Yuu, Shunsuke, and Seiichirou get {{Shirtless Scene}}s in the [[ShowerScene bath]][[FuroScene room]], and much attention is paid to their muscular physiques.
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'''Sanrio Boys''' is a franchise created by Creator/{{Sanrio}} to promote merchandise for some of their biggest characters. It was originally conceptualized as a [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_sanrio Twitter account]] showing the daily lives of five (later expanded to seven) Sanrio-obsessed high school boys posting goods of their favorite mascots and hanging out. The main cast includes:
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'''Sanrio Boys''' is a web-based franchise created by Creator/{{Sanrio}} to promote merchandise for some of their biggest characters. It was originally conceptualized as a [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_sanrio Twitter account]] showing the daily lives of five (later expanded to seven) Sanrio-obsessed high school boys posting goods of their favorite mascots and hanging out. The main cast includes:
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[[caption-width-right:350:''Never without my favorite friend''.[[note]]From center, then clockwise: Kouta, Yuu, Shunsuke, Seiichirou, and Ryou.[[/note]]]]
'''Sanrio Boys''' is a franchise created by Creator/{{Sanrio}} to promote merchandise for some of their biggest characters. It was originally conceptualized as a [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_sanrio Twitter account]] showing the daily lives of five (later expanded to seven) Sanrio-obsessed high school boys posting goods of their favorite mascots and hanging out. The main cast includes:
* '''Kouta Hasegawa''': a shy boy who loves '''Pompompurin'''
* '''Yuu Mizuno''': Kouta's best friend, loves '''My Melody'''
* '''Ryou Nishimiya''': A wary, feminine boy, loves '''Little Twin Stars'''
* '''Shunsuke Yoshino''': Athletic boy, loves '''Hello Kitty'''
* '''Seiichirou Minamoto''': A handsome boy, loves '''Cinamoroll'''
Later additions to the roster include '''Subaru Amagaya''', a delinquent-like fellow who loves '''Badtz-maru''', and '''Naoki Sugami''', a stoic teacher that loves '''Keroppi'''.
The idea was initially to appeal to Sanrio's PeripheryDemographic and show them characters who aren't afraid to show their love for cute things, but it was so beloved by its ''main'' demographic that it expanded to include two manga adaptations by Mai Ando in the Spring of 2016, a smartphone-based VisualNovel that Fall, and an [[Anime/SanrioBoys anime adaptation]] part of the 2018 winter lineup.
Check out the official website [[https://www.sanrio.co.jp/special/sdan/ here.]]
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!!Tropes in ''Sanrio Boys'' include:
* AnimatedAdaptation: Premiered in 2018.
* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: Considering how it's all about the other side of the Sanrio fanbase, this should be expected. The anime ups this with its notable ''lack'' of girls, compared to the blog (which at least showed siblings), the manga (where one is shown to hang out with them from time to time), and the visual novel (where one was the protagonist).
* ColorCodedCharacters: All taken from their favorite characters, to boot. Kouta is yellow, Yuu is pink, Ryou has blue and light pink, Seiichirou has light blue, and Shunsuke has red. Later additions Subaru and Naoki have purple and green, respectively.
* CharacterBlog: Its original incarnation.
* CutenessProximity: All of the boys are huge fans of their respective mascots.
* FemaleGaze: One of the more infamous photos on the Twitter account shows Seiichirou taking a selfie of his [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_sanrio/status/800994762283106304 very well-defined abs]]-- and a very small Cinamoroll soap bottle.
** The first few episodes of the anime are made of this trope. Yuu, Shunsuke, and Seiichirou get {{Shirtless Scene}}s in the [[ShowerScene bath]][[FuroScene room]], and much attention is paid to their muscular physiques.
* GISSyndrome: The backgrounds in the Twitter account are a mix between drawn backdrops and photos of (usually Sanrio related) real world locations the boys go to.
* RealMenWearPink: The premise of the whole series. Of the group, however, Shunsuke seems to be the most "manly" given his focus on exercise and sports, but he still shows his love for Hello Kitty.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only recurring female character in the series is Yuri, Yuu's little sister. The other two, Rio Oosaki and the unnamed protagonist of the visual novel, are limited only to the adaptations they appear in.
[[caption-width-right:350:''Never without my favorite friend''.[[note]]From center, then clockwise: Kouta, Yuu, Shunsuke, Seiichirou, and Ryou.[[/note]]]]
'''Sanrio Boys''' is a franchise created by Creator/{{Sanrio}} to promote merchandise for some of their biggest characters. It was originally conceptualized as a [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_sanrio Twitter account]] showing the daily lives of five (later expanded to seven) Sanrio-obsessed high school boys posting goods of their favorite mascots and hanging out. The main cast includes:
* '''Kouta Hasegawa''': a shy boy who loves '''Pompompurin'''
* '''Yuu Mizuno''': Kouta's best friend, loves '''My Melody'''
* '''Ryou Nishimiya''': A wary, feminine boy, loves '''Little Twin Stars'''
* '''Shunsuke Yoshino''': Athletic boy, loves '''Hello Kitty'''
* '''Seiichirou Minamoto''': A handsome boy, loves '''Cinamoroll'''
Later additions to the roster include '''Subaru Amagaya''', a delinquent-like fellow who loves '''Badtz-maru''', and '''Naoki Sugami''', a stoic teacher that loves '''Keroppi'''.
The idea was initially to appeal to Sanrio's PeripheryDemographic and show them characters who aren't afraid to show their love for cute things, but it was so beloved by its ''main'' demographic that it expanded to include two manga adaptations by Mai Ando in the Spring of 2016, a smartphone-based VisualNovel that Fall, and an [[Anime/SanrioBoys anime adaptation]] part of the 2018 winter lineup.
Check out the official website [[https://www.sanrio.co.jp/special/sdan/ here.]]
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!!Tropes in ''Sanrio Boys'' include:
* AnimatedAdaptation: Premiered in 2018.
* CastFullOfPrettyBoys: Considering how it's all about the other side of the Sanrio fanbase, this should be expected. The anime ups this with its notable ''lack'' of girls, compared to the blog (which at least showed siblings), the manga (where one is shown to hang out with them from time to time), and the visual novel (where one was the protagonist).
* ColorCodedCharacters: All taken from their favorite characters, to boot. Kouta is yellow, Yuu is pink, Ryou has blue and light pink, Seiichirou has light blue, and Shunsuke has red. Later additions Subaru and Naoki have purple and green, respectively.
* CharacterBlog: Its original incarnation.
* CutenessProximity: All of the boys are huge fans of their respective mascots.
* FemaleGaze: One of the more infamous photos on the Twitter account shows Seiichirou taking a selfie of his [[https://twitter.com/Sdan_sanrio/status/800994762283106304 very well-defined abs]]-- and a very small Cinamoroll soap bottle.
** The first few episodes of the anime are made of this trope. Yuu, Shunsuke, and Seiichirou get {{Shirtless Scene}}s in the [[ShowerScene bath]][[FuroScene room]], and much attention is paid to their muscular physiques.
* GISSyndrome: The backgrounds in the Twitter account are a mix between drawn backdrops and photos of (usually Sanrio related) real world locations the boys go to.
* RealMenWearPink: The premise of the whole series. Of the group, however, Shunsuke seems to be the most "manly" given his focus on exercise and sports, but he still shows his love for Hello Kitty.
* TheSmurfettePrinciple: The only recurring female character in the series is Yuri, Yuu's little sister. The other two, Rio Oosaki and the unnamed protagonist of the visual novel, are limited only to the adaptations they appear in.
