Ho Yay is an audience reaction and thus subjective, whereas deliberate examples are objective. In addition, consider whether it's the kind of interaction you can describe with reasonable brevity as to why it comes off as homoerotic, even to someone who doesn't already ship them, and/or is already recognized by a decent number of non-invested ...

2003年6月14日 · HoYay! is an abbreviation for 'homoeroticism yay!' - which is why it often retains an exclamation mark. Refers to subtext between two (usually heterosexually identified) characters. Its first major use was in the Smallville fandom, referring particularly to …

2017年8月1日 · 这是 homoeroticism, yay! 的简写型式，指在剧作、电影、图书或类似文学作品中很高兴地发现同性恋情潜在主题。 这个词汇早在2000年前后就出现在一些网络剧和讨论中，但由于一直在小众中流行，至今仍未收录在牛津辞典中。

2024年11月3日 · From a contraction of "homoeroticism, yay!", after a thread so named on the forum Television Without Pity. [1] [2]

"The King's Demons" is swimming in Ho Yay, starting with a very suggestive sword fight between Five and Ainley, and culminating in the Master's revelation that he has a robot that he can transform into the Doctor by sheer force of will. Rather than be weirded out, the Doctor uses his own psychic energy to transform said robot to look like the ...

2025年1月5日 · Hoyay! or HoYay! stands for homoeroticism, yay! HoYay! refers to moments in canon that fans interpret as homoerotic in nature. It is specifically defined as being the subjective observation of homoeroticism by the fandom and is unintentional on the creator’s part.

Homoeroticism, yay! Those moments of plot, dialogue, acting, etc., that fans delight in interpreting as homoerotic. It probably originates from the old days, when the homosexuality taboo was serious enough that every gay pairing was considered a Crack …

Naruto and Sasuke's entire battle at Valley Of The End had some instances which can be interpreted as Ho Yay. Dubbed!Sasuke makes it even more apparent. Shortly after meeting up with Sasuke at Valley Of The End Naruto tackles Sasuke to the ground, straddles him and punches him across the face.

A good majority of the Ho Yay can be found between Tooru and Yuujirou, what with the fact that they get along pretty well, spend their free time talking about their deep concerns/emotions with each other, Yuujirou playfully hinting on occasion to be in love with Tooru...Heck, early on, Tooru's cousin, who's a Stalker with a Crush, shows up to ...

Stewie being either gay or bisexual tends to bring a lot of Ho Yay to the series, specifically when he's with Brian or that time in "Patriot Games" where he peeked through the wall to see Tom Tucker in the shower and happily exclaimed "Bing Bong! Hello!"