Best Yandere & Obsessive Love Situation Voices

Sweet has its place, but sometimes you want devotion with the safety catch off. These seven works are tagged for yandere or clingy, possessive writing — heroes whose love doesn’t know where to stop — and they range from tender-with-teeth to genuinely unsettling. The through-line across the list is a character whose affection reads as sincere even when his behavior stops being reasonable; how far each one pushes that line is part of what separates the entries below. Ranked by average listener rating.

1. Playing Hide-and-Seek With Haku (4.94★, 144 ratings)

Reviewers repeatedly highlight a recurring “scent” motif — the character obsessively smelling the heroine — as an unusually vivid, specific way the work conveys his fixation. The performer’s shift between a sweet, wheedling register and a sudden, low, angry tone is called out again and again as a technical highlight.

2. A Naughty Request to My Devoted Stepbrother (4.9★, 6,291 ratings)

The genre’s most-reviewed entry on this list: reviewers describe a patiently escalating scenario that starts from an innocent request and gradually tips into transgression, anchored by a persuasive, quietly cornering vocal performance. Several international listeners say they followed the emotional arc even without full Japanese comprehension, though this release doesn’t include an official English script.

3. My Yandere, Head-Over-Heels Stepbrother’s Baby-Talk Sex (4.89★, 1,204 ratings)

Built entirely around an age-regression, baby-talk roleplay conceit, this draws consistent praise for how fully the performer commits to the exaggerated delivery while still letting a possessive edge show through underneath the sweetness. The tiered bonus tracks — especially a relaxation-focused ear-cleaning bonus — are repeatedly called out as unusually generous extras.

4. A Yandere Political Marriage — A Fallen Kingdom’s Princess (4.82★, 633 ratings)

Reviewers single out the voice performance for clearly differentiating a commanding public king, a doting private version of the same character, and a separate attendant character. The redemption arc is repeatedly described as surprisingly touching for a coercion-tagged premise, with several reviewers saying they were moved to tears despite the setup.

5. A Yandere, Doting Yakuza Boss (4.82★, 625 ratings)

The late reveal that the entire coerced-debut premise was engineered by the male lead from the start is consistently flagged as the centerpiece, recontextualizing his earlier cheerful dialogue as calculated. His breezy, cheerful delivery set against genuinely possessive, rival-eliminating intensity is repeatedly praised.

6. Doting Confinement (4.72★, 3,734 ratings)

Reviewers consistently praise the contrast between the performer’s low, calm delivery and sudden, startling outbursts of shouting later in the work. Worth knowing: this one stays firmly within a confinement, non-mutual framing throughout rather than resolving into a conventional happy ending, and the bonus content is repeatedly called unusually generous for the price.

7. The Princess of a Small Nation Is in No Position to Turn Down H Proposals (4.68★, 1,314 ratings)

English-language reviewers specifically praise the official translation as well-edited and complete. The new love interest’s harder, huskier voice is repeatedly contrasted favorably against the series’ previous entry, and reviewers highlight a mid-story twist that recasts the heroine as more calculating than the setup first suggests.

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If the word “yandere” itself is new to you, we cover it and related terms in our situation voice glossary. Several entries above also carry warnings worth reading before you buy — confinement, non-consensual framing, and loud sudden outbursts show up across this genre by design, and the notes in each write-up above flag where reviewers specifically called those out. For finding more translated titles like #2 and #7, see our guide to buying on DLsite from overseas.