Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji (Wolf Girl & Black Prince)

Alternative Titles

English: Wolf Girl & Black Prince

Synonyms: Junketsu Lullaby, Pierrot ja Nee yo, Kamatte-chan de Gomenasai!!, Kimi wo Suki ni Natta Riyuu, The Reason I Love You

Japanese: オオカミ少女と黒王子

Information

Type: Manga

Volumes: 16

Chapters: 67

Status: Finished

Published: Jun 11, 2011 to May 13, 2016

Genres: Comedy, Romance, School, Shoujo

Authors: Hatta, Ayuko (Story & Art)

Serialization: Bessatsu Margaret

Statistics

Score: 7.65¹ (scored by 18,867 users)

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Ranked: #1793²

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Popularity: #180

Members: 44,500

Favorites: 1,146

7.65

Ranked #1793Popularity #180Members 44,500

MangaBessatsu MargaretHatta, Ayuko (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

Erika lies to her friends about having a boyfriend by showing a picture of an anonymous guy. He turns out to be Sata Kyouya, a schoolmate of hers who was later briefly recognized by Erika's friends. Their conversations then are overheard by the guy, so Erika explain to him and proposes her idea of faking as lovers; however, Sata, who initially came off as a charming guy, turns out to be a black prince and instead uses her reasons to blackmail her.

(Source: Anime-tion, edited)

Included one-shots:
Volume 2: Junketsu Lullaby
Volume 3: Pierrot ja Nee yo
Volume 8: Kamatte-chan de Gomenasai!!
Volume 11: Kimi wo Suki ni Natta Riyuu (The Reason I Love You)

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Background

Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji was adapted into a Japanese live-action film directed by Ryuichi Hiroki that was screened on May 28, 2016.

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Related Manga

Other:	Nijikuro Gakuen no Nijichou: Seikatsu Shidou-hen, Bye-bye Liberty
Adaptation:	Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji, Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji: Gishinanki – Happening Kiss

More characters
Characters

Sata, Kyouya

Main

Shinohara, Erika

Main

Hibiya, Takeru

Supporting

Kusakabe, Yuu

Supporting

Sanda, Ayumi

Supporting

Kamiya, Nozomi

Supporting

Sata, Reika

Supporting

Tezuka, Aki

Supporting

Sata, Hitomi

Supporting

Mayu

Supporting

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Jan 31, 2017

58 of 67 chapters read

Overall Rating: 9

tachibana_mei (All reviews)

29 people found this review helpful

So I was reading the other reviews before I started to write this. And well from what I saw, you might have gotten a really bad impression on this manga, huh?
But honestly people shouldn't judge it based on reading just a few chapters. Some of them rated this series even without getting to the part where the protagonists get together. So take my advice and read this. Its worth it a hundred times!
The manga in itself is just a cliché. But who hates cliché? I don't really. In fact I was caught off guard by many of the events even when expecting it. It might read more

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May 14, 2016

67 of 67 chapters read

Overall Rating: 8

phlph (All reviews)

18 people found this review helpful

As someone who painfully followed the monthly release of this manga, I at least can say it was worth it. Ookami Shoujo to Kuro Ouji might leave a bitter taste in your mouth for the first quarter of the story, but it's still too early for judgment. After all, it all comes down to the details, isn't it?

I believe you already know the gist of the story (since you read the synopsis) and yes, it dumbly started that way. One of the typical dumb shoujo starter kick-offs. You will start to hate the guy to the very last bone and you will also start to read more

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Jan 17, 2016

68 of 67 chapters read

Overall Rating: 7

arajiki (All reviews)

13 people found this review helpful

I like this manga. End of story.

For everyone who is complaining about this manga is needs to chill the fuck out.. this manga is more realistic than most shoujo manga
and if you don't like it go back to the kiddy, fantasy, play house mangas that you like reading..

Granted this manga does have some typical romance clichés the manga does well in portraying real life situations beyond - cheating, stealing peoples gf/bf, and relationship insecurities.

It shows stuff like...the struggles a couple goes through at the end of high school during the time they need to chose what they want for there lives, and the feeling read more

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Jan 22, 2017

67 of 67 chapters read

Overall Rating: 8

AzeliaHartwoods (All reviews)

11 people found this review helpful

So, from what I've seen, most people that read this manga fall into one of two categories:
COMPLETELY, UTTERLY HATE IT or LOVE IT.

I am part of the latter.

I normally don't write reviews, but for this manga, I feel like I had to. Maybe to justify why I like it so much?

But anyhow, this is a shoujo manga. Typical school setting, with a kind of ditzy girl as the MC (Erika Shinohara). She just wants to be loved, so she fakes having a boyfriend to her two "friends". However, scared that they're getting suspicious, she takes a picture of a good looking guy on the streets, but...guess what? He goes to her school! And he's a popular "prince"-like figure!

So, while this may seem like a typical shoujo setup (though, I'll say it's the first time I've seen this particular plot device used), there are a lot of elements of it that make it so...for lack of better words...good.

The art, for one. It's nothing swoonworthy, for sure, but I have no complaints. Also, I can't explain why a couple of solid lines that imitates a human being is so attractive but he is, so moving on, meaning that the mangaka has done her job well.

Secondly, the plotline & character development. It is slice of a life and features school life. But at the same time, while the beginning can be very cringeworthy, and even "disgusting" (Sata Kyouya did not exactly endear himself to me at first), I found that as the manga went on, it addressed a lot of issues close to my heart. Nothing tragic, but there was definitely character development, something you might not expect to see from a shoujo like this. But Erika definitely became an admirable character (one might argue from her relationship with Sata-kun). There are definitely arcs and scenarios that are typical shoujo plots, but they didn't read like something cliche.

Third, the ending. I won't say much more, but I feel like if nothing else, the mangaka did the ending, very, very, very well. A lot of loose ends were tied up, we find out what happens to all of the characters, and we even get to see...not just a sneak peek of the future...but THREE WHOLE CHAPTERS! Beauty! I've never seen such beauty since reading Last Game!

*SPOILERS AHEAD*
NOW, HERE'S THE CAVEAT YOU'VE ALL BEEN WAITING FOR:
I'm sure critics might read my review and go "Disgusting! You condone this kind of relationship?" Some have even drawn parallels to 50 Shades of Grey.

No. I don't. I was raised in a physically and mentally abusive household and I would never, ever, ever condone an abusive relationship in any way, shape, or form. And reading this manga, Sata Kyouya comes off as...well...not a "sadist" or "tsundere", but just plain ol' mean. But that's just the beginning. Many critics didn't get further than the first 20 or so chapters, from what I've seen from reviews. But Sata Kyouya does start to change and learn his lesson about being such a douche. And I think that's probably why I really liked this manga. The mangaka didn't actually make an excuse for Sata -- he even says in the beginning that he has no childhood trauma or anything...it's just the way he is. And he's bad with people.

But. He. Changes. That, in my opinion, is the important part.

Now, would I put myself in such a position? Perhaps not. I hope not.

NOTE: >> There is a moment towards the end of the manga that I absolutely couldn't deal with, however. Sata gets extremely possessive and gives Erika an ultimatum when she decides to go to a school in Kyoto to pursue her passion: either him, or her passions. If she chose her passions, they would break up. I couldn't stand that. A guy who gets in the way of her girlfriend's dreams? No way, no how. That would be a dealbreaker for me, in more than one way. <<

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