D-Frag!

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Synonyms: D-Fragments!

Japanese: ディーふらぐ！

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Jul 27, 2008 to ?

Genre: Comedy

Themes: Romantic Subtext, School

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Comic Alive

Authors: Haruno, Tomoya (Story & Art)

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Score: 8.01¹ (scored by 9,202 users)

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Ranked: #778²

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MangaComic AliveHaruno, Tomoya (Story & Art)

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Kenji Kazama—the leader of an eponymous three-man gang—plans to take over Fujou High and make his legend known to all. However, when his first act of delinquency misfires, he finds himself coerced into the Game Development Club. There, he meets four eccentric girls: tyrannical student council president Chitose Karasuyama, listless club advisor Minami Oosawa, bubbly first-year Sakura Mizukami, and the petite club president and not-so-secret school terror Roka Shibasaki—all of whom are fully intent of keeping him there lest their club be disbanded due to lack of members.

Though Kenji would love nothing more than to escape, his attempts to do so not only further entangle him in the club’s affairs but with their enemies as well, who are just as peculiar as his clubmates, if not more so. Yet as the club's shenanigans continue, Kenji seems to be unaware of one thing: he may actually be enjoying himself.

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D-Frag! has been published in English by Seven Seas Entertainment since August 5, 2014.

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Shibasaki, Roka

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Takao

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Kazama, Kenji

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Mizukami, Sakura

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Karasuyama, Chitose

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Sakai, Tama

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Funabori

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Kazama, Noe

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Conecone, Shawn

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Oosawa, Minami

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Jul 22, 2018

iMysteriousAura

Recommended

Preliminary (102/? eps)

This is my review for D-Frag. I’ll be referring to the characters by what they are most commonly called in the manga. Please note that this review is structured around how I personally felt about the manga: objectively, it deserves an overall rating of 7. (individual ratings of 5/6/9 for story, art, and character, respectively), and subjectively, I give it a 7 as well.

Story: 5/10

The main attraction to D-Frag is the comedy. More specifically, it utilizes a style called manzai, which, in short, is where there is a character(s) creating funny situations (the boke), and another character retorting them as the straight man (the tsukkomi). ... With this being said, when considering only the main cast, the tsukkomi is Kenji (and sometimes Takao) while the bokes are the rest of main characters. It is also important to know that while she isn’t a main character, Noe, who is Kenji’s little sister, is also a tsukkomi. Since D-Frag is complete comedy, there is little to no story, with the closest being at the beginning when Kenji is roped into (and against his will) joining a school club. From there on, most of the chapters are episodic (although there are some arcs that extend for multiple chapters) and he reader proceeds to read about the wacky adventures of the main characters. Although MAL gives this manga the romance tag, it is very, very subtle, and not the main point of this work. Therefore, read D-Frag for the comedy and slice of life, not for the romance. Since there is no story, (it isn’t needed, anyway) it deserves the standard 5 rating.

Art: 6/10

The artwork here is very standard. The illustrations are not super detailed, but the faces of the characters when they react are drawn nicely. This is probably the most important factor to consider when grading the art for a manga such as D-Frag, since the reader would be expecting funny and/or exaggerated reactions. The visuals do not detract from the original humour given in the words, and actually enhances them.

Character: 10/10

D-Frag relies on having quirky and lovable characters to be its selling point, and it does this very well. It is like other manga with similar premises, as without a particularly strong story or art to keep the reader engaged, the characters must be strong enough to “carry” the load. Subsequently, D-Frag does this very well with the cast that is put on paper. The characters here do not fall under certain tropes, (asides from the manzai theme) making them unique and memorable. We have some very interesting dynamics here, such as Kenji x The Kazama Family, Kenji x Roka x Takao, Noe x Sakura, and Chitose x Tama. These are some of the most prevalent relationships between the characters, as a good amount of the comedy is from those pairings. The supporting characters, while appearing far and in between (often for only for a few panels) are humourous when they do appear. You have every boy’s dream girlfriend, Funabori, a super cool teacher in Conecone-sensei, and Kenji’s little sister, Noe. All around an excellent cast of both main and supporting characters.

Enjoyment: 9/10

D-Frag successfully managed to not only capture my attention, but hold it ever since the opening chapter. It has nearly everything anyone could possibly ask for in a work of comedy , and most importantly, excels in the area most important in the category of manga that it falls under: the characters. Although over 100 chapters (in English) have been released at the time of my writing this review, each chapter is approximately 15 pages in length. For anyone looking to laugh out loud, and especially to lovers of the manzai setup, D-Frag is the manga for you.

That’s all I have to say. Thanks for reading!

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Oct 29, 2017

69thStreet

Recommended

Preliminary (98/? eps)

Summary: Kenji Kazama, the main character who gets sucked into a video game club and gets into many random situations.

Story (8): As you can tell by the summary, it's not really anything too special, but it's something to keep you reading. The manga's comedy involves around Kazama's tsukkomis, the situations he gets into, and the characters themselves. It's a harem manga if you haven't notice, as Kazama is probably the only attractive and sensible male in the whole school so it makes lots of sense once you keep on reading lol. I might change my score on this part of the review since ...

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Feb 25, 2021

PixelB

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (50/? eps)

The D-Frag anime is decent, so you'd think the same think would be said for the manga, but honestly, it falls flat in various areas.
It's a gag manga that's really random, but even the randomness doesn't add to the comedic factor. it's just random, not funny, and while it's random, many of the same gags are repeated for the same characters since there's not much depth or characterization to them, so it's randomness that's repetitive in a way.
Art is just bad. Again, it's comedy, so you don't need amazing art, but there's a threshold and this manga just doesn't pass it. Backgrounds, characters, and paneling ...

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