Aro/Ace-Spectrum Characters

The ML seems to be acespec, possibly demisexual or graysexual. He tells the MC basically "I'm not usually into men or women but somehow I'm really into you"

The protag in this intrigue-filled smutty action mystery guideverse story strikes me as being quite solidly aroace-coded, although with it being an ongoing BL series he's likely to fall for the ML properly at some point. But here's def still on the aroace spectrum even if that happens.

Take the aroace coding with a hint of salt bc there's only one chapter available, so we dunno where the story will go, but it's certainly there! A short side story to a gay romcom about a kinda obnoxious queer guy's fed-up, aroace-coded otaku younger brother.

This smutty college romance story is an interesting one to try and classify, bc both of the main couple experience attraction differently, and in ways that differ from the norm. The MC primarily experiences sexual attraction through his wound/bite kink, and the ML is primarily interested in sex as a means of seeing good reactions/expressions from the MC. Both seem to fall in love after starting a purely sexual relationship. What are they exactly? I dunno, but neither of them fit the typical mold

One of the two main characters in this, Mamiya, reads as asexual to me. It could be due to the effects of his PTSD, but there are aces out there with similar circumstances.

(cw: rape, murder, kidnapping, suicidal ideation & threat, manipulation, child neglect)
A main character & member of the lead couple, Mr. Cha, could very easily fall on the asexual spectrum.

The ML of this smutty short series is acespec, most likely demisexual.

Two members of main cast seem to have a queerplatonic relationship

One of the side characters, Kira, proudly states as an adult that he's never been in a relationship of any type and seems uninterested in talk of romance with others. The story is still ongoing, but so far no signs his stance is going to change.

The main character in this short, unfinished but fun nerd comedy manga gives off strong aegoromantic & asexual vibes. He shows no sexual attraction, obsesses over fictional romance, but goes out of his way not to even imagine himself in a romantic relationship.