| Display title | Psycho Lesbian |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | For years an unfortunate cocktail of censorship and bigotry made lesbian characters on screen psychotic and villainous. Hays Code-era requirements that villainous and controversial characters be suitably punished meant that such characters would almost inevitably be toast before the credits rolled - and this convention has persisted long after the demise of the Code itself. Indeed, even the Yuri Genre, where the main characters are explicit homosexuals, Yandere characters are relatively common. |