Not a genre but actually a demographic. Refers to anime based on manga that was originally serialized in a magazine targeting girls of any age. American fans seem to often be confused and classify any show that has romance and/or major female main characters as shoujo-- this is wrong.
Anime based on manga targeting young women would be called josei. (though very little of the manga targetting young women gets made into anime-- the only ones I can think of are Ebichu and Momoiro Sisters.)
Yuri can be used to describe any anime or manga series (or other thing, i.e., fan fiction, film, etc.) that shows intense emotional connection, romantic love or physical desire between women. Yuri is not a genre confined by the gender or age of the audience, but by the perception of the audience. In short, yuri is any story with women (or girls) in love (or lust) with other women (or girls). (This definition is an edited version of the one that Yuricon provides.)
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Adolescence Mokushiroku |
Rent | Utena arrives at Ohtori Academy and becomes involved in the Student Council's duels for the Rose Bride. |
| Adolescence of Utena | Rent | See Adolescence Mokushiroku |
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| Revolutionary Girl Utena: The Movie | Rent | See Adolescence Mokushiroku |
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