Osananajimi wa Onnanoko ni Naare |
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Japanese: 幼なじみは女の子になぁれ
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Morishita, Mao
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3
Capítulos:
41
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Finished
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2013-09-10 to 2015-04-28
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Japanese: 幼なじみは女の子になぁれ
Autor:
Morishita, Mao
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Manga
Volúmenes:
3
Capítulos:
41
Estado:
Finished
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2013-09-10 to 2015-04-28
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Evening
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Resumen
On one particular day, a high school student, Shuichi, saves a magical fairy Sylphy from drowning in a pond. When Sylphy offers to grant one wish out of gratitude, Shuichi immediately asks for a "cute childhood girlfriend." Sylphy then turns Shuichi's childhood male friend, Iori, into a girl...! The newly female Iori is surprisingly cute...!
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Osananajimi wa Onnanoko ni Naare review
Osananajimi wa Onnanoko ni Naare has a one-note premise, and it repeats the same joke for the entire story. It's not that it's really bad, but it lasts for a mere 40 chapters and, even then, overstays its novelty. It's an unimaginative story, through and through.
The most accurate review of this manga comes about the end of chapter 17. At the end of each chapter, a scene is redone with a different, self-referential joke. In this case, a boy is depicted as saying, "haha! Bullying and sexual harassment! Classic!" This is, in essence, the humour of the entire story, and it wears thin very quickly. Lastly, this manga failed to distract me from something I'm actually very good at ignoring: feminist concerns. Generally, I'm happy with, "live and let live". However, my first concern was that there was a man who was being forced to be a woman. Gender dysphoria instantly came to mind. It's obvious none of the concerns of feminism are alive or well inside the mind of this manga's author. Trans concerns are just as inconsequential as bodily autonomy and sexual stereotypes. Overall, the manga was boring and problematic. Nothing to write home about, no huge complaints. Just give it a pass, unless you have an hour or two you'd be happy wasting. |
Osananajimi wa Onnanoko ni Naare review
This is a fun little story to read. Nothing ground breaking, Just something to read to get some humor.
3 things i want to mention that bugged me. 1. The fact that even after the MC gets turned into a girl by his friend. The MC still is friends with him. I in all honesty would love for the MC to be like no i hate you now or something along those lines. 2. This one ties in with the 3rd. But the story has a female childhood friend ( Can't remember her name ) But she is the one that i feel should be shipped with the MC. They are honestly an adorable couple and would make sense for these two to get together than with the guy who changed the MC into a female. 3. There was this interesting thing near the end. Everyone forgot that the MC was originally a boy. The MC's female childhood friend is one of the only ones to remember. I think it may have been interesting for the story to end with only the two of them and the fairies to the only ones to remember. Fun story. Recommend you don't take this seriously. |