Demisexual/Demiromantic Coded Characters
With main characters that strike me as fitting the labels of demisexual and/or demiromantic. Mostly male leads because Asian countries on MDL seem to portray women as demi by default.
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1. Meu Amor das Estrelas
Korean Drama - 2013, 21 episodes
(Spoiler) Could argue that both the FL and ML are on the asexual spectrum since they're fine with a relationship in which even kissing is not really on the table
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2. O Sorriso Deixou Seus Olhos
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
ML demiromantic
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3. Amor entre Fada e Demônio
Chinese Drama - 2022, 36 episodes
ML demiromantic demisexual
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4. W
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
ML demiromantic
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5. Erro Semântico
Korean Drama - 2022, 8 episodes
(One) ML both
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6. Suiyobi 22-ji dake no kare
Japanese Drama - 2021, 6 episodes
The ML reads to me as being on the ace spectrum, because he's perfectly happy in a relationship with the FL that includes cuddling while sleeping, but no sex or kissing. It doesn't seem to occur to him that she might be unhappy with this arrangement. (They do kiss at the end, but sex is never addressed.)
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7. Romance da Sorte
Korean Drama - 2016, 16 episodes
ML both
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8. Minha confusão de amor!
Japanese Drama - 2021, 10 episodes
(One) ML both
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9. The Circumstances of Pungdeok Villa Room 304
Korean Drama - 2022, 8 episodes
One ML demiromantic
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10. Apesar de Tudo, Amor
Korean Drama - 2021, 10 episodes
ML demiromantic
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11. O Que Houve Com a Secretária Kim?
Korean Drama - 2018, 16 episodes
ML demiromantic
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12. Pintando com Você
Korean Drama - 2021, 8 episodes
(Prince) ML both
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13. Por Favor, Não me Estrague
Chinese Drama - 2022, 24 episodes
ML both
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14. Motor Ligado A Partir De Hoje
Korean Special - 2021, 4 episodes
ML demiromantic and likely demisexual
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15. Eu Não Posso Abraçar Você
Chinese Drama - 2017, 16 episodes
ML asexual. (Paraphrased quote) "Since I was a child, I've always wondered why the prince and princess need to kiss each other to have a happy ending. Isn't it enough to know we love each other in our hearts?" (I had to drop this because it seemed like they weren't going to treat his asexuality well--his girlfriend was really pushy about it.)