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Aug 29, 2014 to Dec 8, 2017
8.3/10
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76%
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[FREE SPOILER] You are not gay but want to read lesbian shit without getting any weird sensation? here's the manga for you guys! It is basically a guy who wants to date a girl, but turns out she's manphobic (fear of men). The story is decent to me but the art and characters are really high classes. Btw, this story is not suitable for you who don't like a cross-dressing dude since this thing is a huge plot machine in the story. Since the story is already finished, imma make a review on this underdog manga. Story (7): I think it is quite decent, there are notmany sub-plot in the story. It is basically a straight to the point manga. Of course there's a love triangle inside the plot, but to be honest, it's not that annoying and the girls are really likable for me. Art (8): Oh boy, the art is really cute. the characters design is making you melt into lava. You can get a powerful waifu material, guaranteed by me. Of course it is good in moe genre, not in general art design. For general, I would say (7). Character (9): Like I said, the characters are likable, even side characters are really interesting to be relief characters. All MCs are high classes. They are all smart with powerful development in each chapter. Enjoyment (9): It's a fun ride for me. Overall (8): I want to give it (9), but I re-consider it since not all characters are explored by the author. This manga has crazy potential in the future if the author wants to make a sequel to it, but it is also fine if he finished it the way now.
Despite being kind and considerate, Keitarou Itsuki has a menacing look in his eyes that scares away others. When Keitarou attempts to confess to Aoi Tokujira, she flatly rejects him, leading him to believe that his intimidating eyes are to blame. Confiding his worries to his older sister, she gives him a hand by offering a complete makeover. But much to Keitarou's surprise, she turns him into a girl! Forced to head home in his new appearance, he unexpectedly comes across Aoi being harassed by a group of boys from their school and rushes to her rescue. Surprisingly, she does not recognize him and reveals a secret that she has held for a long time: she has an intense fear of men. Believing him to be a tomboyish girl, she asks Keitarou in his female guise to assist her in overcoming her fear. [Written by MAL Rewrite]
SPOILER FREE REVIEW Ok so to start my review, i'll tell you all that I was not the least bit thrilled to read a manga about a guy crossdressing. After getting a few chapters into it, my prejudice was completely blown away. Found this to be one of the cutest manga i have read and finished it in one go. ~~Story~~ (9/10) The story, as i have mentioned previously, came of as too gay to me from just the synopsis. However, I stuck with it since I wanted to reach the screenshot of a panel from it i saw in a meme. Boy was that a good decision.Tired of reading the typical shoujo manga that have stale drama stretching across hundreds of chapters, I needed a good read and Ookami Shounen delivered. The story was well paced in my opinion and was much more realistic than falling in love after a few hundred chapters and then taking another 50 or so to confess *cough* Nisekoi *cough*. However it should be noted that towards the end, the story feels a bit rushed so it loses a point for that. ~~Art~~ (9/10) In simple terms, the art was great. It wasn't anything too detailed, but the art perfectly matched the story. Not too flowery, nor too detailed. Perfectly balanced (as all things should be). ~~Character~~ (8/10) Ok so I had mixed feelings about the characters. Some characters i loved and wanted to love and protect them. They had a great story line and past. However, there wasn't a huge focus on the background characters, which was great since that'd necessarily stretch the manga. Other than that, some character tropes felt overused. Even so, I got attached to these wonderful fictional beings and have grown way too attached. ~~Overall~~ (10/10) In conclusion, even if you feel your heterosexuality being questioned from reading the synopsis, give it a try. It's a great manga with a nice setting, good art and had my heart clenching and had me squealing like a little girl towards the end.
This manga is not about crossdressing. It's not about discovering yourself. It's not about trans issues, or LGBT, or any of that. What it's about is in the title-- a boy who lies, and a simple love story. I say this only because a criticism levied against the series in certain (unnamed) online circles is it's "shallow" portrayal of "gender identity." Neither premise nor the first chapter promise a dive into such a theme, and if you want to read it primarily because you're interested in that sort of thing, I suggest you either abandon your expectations or put the book down. It's legitimately frustrating whenreaders criticize a series on unfounded grounds, so keep this in mind. Conversely, if crossdressing puts you off, I urge you to read-- as again, the manga is not truly about crossdressing. --- It feels like an insurmountable task to properly extoll the literary virtues of this manga without offering heavy spoilers, especially in regards to the romance, which in nearly every metric shatters the cliches and tropes its genre is rife with. There is no status quo, and the characters behave in a mature and understanding manner of one another-- even, perhaps, beyond what's expected of their age. Each of them are memorable, each of them are well-rounded, and each of them feel distinct and alive. Thematically, the series takes a simple message and blows it up into a glorious dramatic spectacle, equal parts heart wrenching, funny, and swoonworthy (if that term isn't too much). Lying is wrong -- a no brainer, perhaps-- but beyond such a surface level observation, it delves into the damage an individual does to oneself in lying. The general message of eroding trust and being subsumed by guilt is not absent, but it's telling that Kotaro is at his happiest and most successful when being himself and telling the truth, and at his lowest when he lies, despite the obvious advantages he should be gaining considering the circumstances surrounding his lie. In this sense, the manga advocates for honesty not only in speech and communication, but in the way one lives his life in general. The benefits one gains through lying pale in comparison to the joy one feels whilst living in virtue, essentially. The art is good-- the cover art is fantastic, and there are quite a few stand out panels, but overall, I would peg the artwork as just "good." Its style fits its content, and compliments the story well. I would heartily recommend this series to anyone who enjoys romance at all, to be frank. At just 33 chapters, it makes for a tight, efficiently written, well paced, satisfying read. And most importantly, it's cute as hell.
I really enjoyed reading this manga. Whenever I have free time I read this manga, right from the start the plot was getting better and better. The story was so good! I recommend you to read this manga, it's the best I've ever read so far in my manga history. Story Rating: 10/10 I give the story for this manga a ten out of ten. Some chapters made me sad and some parts made me feel happy. Every time I read this manga at school, my classmates looks at me, staring and wondering why I get emotional every time I read this manga. Art Rating: 10/10 The art isgood, it helps me understand what they're doing. The scenes and stuff. I give it a ten out of ten! Perfect score! Character Rating: 10/10 UwU | The characters are good especially Botan-chan uwu she's so cute I can't help it. Their personalities fit with there appearance, this is good. Enjoyment: 10/10 LOL I got hyped, sad, and happy! I did not get bored when I was still reading this manga, and because of this manga, it made me feel want to read more manga! Since I love reading manga about gender benders/traps, I should read more of that. Overall score: 10/10 Thank you for making this manga, I really love you. Peace.
Ookami Shounen wa Kyou mo Uso wo Kasaneru or, for short, Ookami Shounen is a harmless romantic drama. It almost feels refreshing with the lack of harem shenanigans and. especially, ecchi elements that pervade the romance manga landscape today. Unfortunately, it does nothing special outside of its unique synopsis. Keitarou's gender bending possess no significance except as facilitator for drama. Remove that unique plot point and it turns into your vanilla romance drama. But Ookami Shounen is an entertaining read nonetheless, it has cute moments and flashes of rapport between characters. The highest praise I could give to this manga is that treats its charactersas real human beings and give them agency that adds complexity. It enables great interactions between Keitarou, Botan, and Aoi. Unfortunately, its drama is hackneyed and superficial. It does everything competently but nothing great, making it perhaps the poster child of the inoffensive romantic drama (which I feel like is a genre that is almost non-existent). Ookami Shounen is short and it does not drag for long, making it a worthy read for any savvy romance manga fan.