Tooru likes her childhood friend Run-chan quite a bit, and protects her from the boys at school.

The story is much more of a GL undertone than an actual GL story.

Everyone loves Mahoron!

Well, at least all the Ayakashi and some of the classmates... most of which just happens to be girls.

Miu is rather fond of Miko... even if she doesn't show it. But let's focus on adventure instead of catgirls... it's fine ;_;

Haruka likes Miki quite a bit... but that's not the focus! Cute girls driving cars is!

A story about a bunch of girls working in an izakaya, plenty of close friendships.

Koyume is kind of crushing on Tsubasa and Ruki thinks Kaoruko is an adorable blob of moe... 

A story about Yuu and her favorite maid.

Mimit openly yuri-crushes on Wasabi-san but hey, adventure!

Rin has such a yuri-crush on Kou that it's honestly amazing that Kou thinks nothing of it. The manga itself is about cute girls making games though.

Hotaru really likes Komari-senpai but... since this is a slice of life show and basically family friendly. Let's just ignore that aspect and enjoy the sliceiest of lives instead.

Two of the main characters are VERY good friends, and that's all we got to work with.

There's so much blushing that I don't even know where to begin.

This one has more pairings of girls that one can comfortably hold in one hand. Much like one can't hold too many ping-pong balls.

Sisters on friendly terms... bonding over food!

Kamuri is more than just fond of Eiko... but let's enjoy cute girls doing cute things instead.

After a certain misunderstanding they become *very* close... but it's mostly just focusing on Shamiko's growth anyway. So undertones it is.

Being a spin-off from Saki I think we both know the undertones is strong in this one.

Nogiku likes Yuu-chan quite a bit and likes to tease her, but the main focus on the series is on comedy not romance.