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ひめゴト
60
6
Finished
Nov 25, 2011 to Jun 27, 2015
10.0/10
Average Review Score
100%
Recommend It
2
Reviews Worldwide
This manga, I love it! I really do love traps, traps is justice uwu Story Rating: 10/10 I love how everything goes better from the start. The story is unique and I've never read a manga with a story like this before, and the story was unpredictable so it was enjoying how I was wrong sometimes. There were some funny parts and I have enjoyed it! And the fanservice were nice :> I love fanservices. The ending was sad, I need more of this manga please. Art Rating: 10/10 The art was super artistic! I can understand the situation they're in and I like how Hime's body is drawn:> Character Rating: 10/10 The characters were hilarious and cute! The characters are perfect the way they are and I love them! Enjoyment: 10/10 While reading this at school, I had so much fun, because whenever I have free time I get my manga and read it, I love the story so much and I have enjoyed it. My classmates are looking at me, staring, this happens whenever I read manga at school, I laughed, cried, and was hyped! I really enjoyed this manga! Overall: 10/10 Hoping to get a new series! Love ya!
High school student Hime Arikawa may look indistinguishable from a girl, but he is actually a boy. Unable to pay off his family's debt, yakuza debt collectors force Hime to crossdress as a girl. However, the school student council sees this as an opportunity: in exchange for paying his debt, Hime must cater to their every whim while continuing to crossdress! And thus, Hime's comedic day-to-day school life with the student council begins. [Written by MAL Rewrite] See more info for details about the chapter count.
A must read, Himegoto is a work that could change your life like change mine, it's an anime about ethics, psycholgy and sociology. Hime is a Faustian figure that makes a pact to back to a normal life for the price of his morality, what follows is a messy, uncomfortable journey of self-definition—who Hime is, who he’s forced to perform as, and how those roles are shaped by power, debt, and social pressure. There’s also a sharp class reading here: Hime as a working-class character being pushed, manipulated, and cornered by people with institutional and social power. Clearly Norio have read the works of authors likeKarl Marx and Michael Foucault. That said, it is a bit hard to read structurally, since it was released across multiple magazines. Do yourself a favor and follow the official manga order, it makes the experience a cleaner read, and it won’t take long to finish anyway. For me (and a lot of others), it’s a contemporary masterpiece. And also is a funny manga with a shit ton of jokes of bulges and nasty jokes. But that’s part of the trick, between laughs, the story lands moments that hit hard enough to make you genuinely worry about these characters.