Alternative TitlesEnglish: Otomen Japanese: オトメン(乙男)
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 18
Chapters: 74
Status: Finished
Published: Mar 25, 2006 to Nov 26, 2012
StatisticsScore: 7.941 (scored by 3825 users)
Ranked: #11212
Popularity: #220
Members: 8,741
Favorites: 318 1 indicates a weighted score
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Both are comedies with protagonists who don't match up with what others expect them to be. Yamada Tarou is actually poor, while people think he's rich. Asuka has girly hobbies, while people think he's a manly man.
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Both have male characters having a bit of feminine side yet tough on the outside.
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Those boys love girly stuff, but feels unease about how people look at their hobby ...
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If you like a guy who is girlish and a girl who is manly, these are for you. (Granted, in W Juliet, the girlishness is forced.) Both have a sweet, romantic, shojo feel, and are about the bonds between these (almost, and really) gender bending people.
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The two main character's try to hide their secret from everybody, but fail.
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Both have a strong female lead and a gentle male lead as well as similar humor and romance. Very cute!
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Yet another high school romance. The main girls in both are tomboys.
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They both have very flowery art and story line. They both also have the same manga-ka. If you like the art in this manga then otomen is pretty much the same.
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Both mangas have extremely original story lines and even more exceptional art. Story wise, they share a main male lead who has to put on a facade as a cool, manly person for one reason or another. Both male leads have a main character with some sort of "flaw" where in Otomen, the main lead has feminine hobbies, while in PSI boy the main lead is socially awkward. In addition to similar male leads, in both mangas there is a best friend that helps the lead protect his true identity, and a girl who the male has romantic feelings for and, in turn, is inspired to show more of his true personality.
Both mangas are extremely well done and if you liked either one, i'm positive that you'll enjoy the other as well.
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Shoujo manga in which the main character is hiding his/her true personality, which is not as perfect as his/her fake one.
Karekano has more drama, but still, both are cute school comedies with lovely art.
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Both are sweet shojo fluff aimed at the same audience. The plots aren't too similar, but the feel of them is.
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Both feature a girly man (who is the main character) and a manly girl (who is the love interest). And both are hilarious romantic comedies!
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