Aho Girl

Alternative Titles

English: Aho-Girl: Clueless Girl

Synonyms: Dummy Girl, Nandemo Shiteageru, I'd do anything for you.

Japanese: アホガール

Information

Type: Manga

Volumes: 12

Chapters: 155

Status: Finished

Published: Nov 28, 2012 to Dec 9, 2017

Genres: Comedy, School, Shounen

Authors: Hiroyuki (Story & Art)

Serialization: Shounen Magazine (Weekly)

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Score: 7.03¹ (scored by 4,855 users)

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Ranked: #7356²

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Popularity: #779

Members: 14,571

Favorites: 128

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MangaShounen Magazine (Weekly)Hiroyuki (Story & Art)

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Synopsis

This 4-koma style manga features Yoshiko, a genuinely stupid girl (she can even manage to get all 0's on multiple choice tests). She hangs out at school with her childhood friend, who she claims to like, and he has to put up with all her ridiculous behavior!

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Included one-shot:
Volume 12: Nandemo Shiteageru (I'd do anything for you.)

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Background

Aho Girl was serialized in Weekly Shounen Magazine until the 12th 2015 issue, and later moved to Bessatsu Shounen Magazine beginning in the June 2015 issue.

The series has been published in English as Aho-Girl: A Clueless Girl by Kodansha Comics USA since July 18, 2017.

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Characters

Hanabatake, Yoshiko

Main

Akutsu, Akuru

Main

Sumino, Sayaka

Supporting

Fuuki Iinchou

Supporting

Hanabatake, Yoshie

Supporting

Eimura, Akane

Supporting

Akutsu, Ruri

Supporting

Kurosaki, Ryuuichi

Supporting

Oshieda, Atsuko

Supporting

Hiiragi, Kii

Supporting

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Jan 9, 2021

155 of 155 chapters read

Overall Rating: 5

Ekaj (All reviews)

0 people found this review helpful

This is a manga with a lot of good parts that’s bogged down by some irreconcilably bad parts.

The story is extremely simple but passable and the art is very good. What simultaneously makes and breaks Aho Girl are the characters.

The side characters are enjoyable, likable, and quirky. Nothing revolutionary, but they’re all pretty fun. The male protagonist is unconventional for a romcom. He's a loner who is pretty disinterested in the people around him and just wants to study, which works better in this story than that description might lead you to believe.

The main thing bogging down this manga is the titular read more

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Jan 19, 2017

71 of 155 chapters read

Overall Rating: 9

Vakari (All reviews)

21 people found this review helpful

Preliminary

Like a lot of 4-koma, Aho Girl takes a little while to get going but once all the major characters are established, it is relentlessly funny. It's a very simple story about an idiot and the people around her who have to deal with her antics. It's really just dumb fun but the jokes land pretty consistently. This is mostly because of the great characters, who are all hilarious in their own way. The best part about it is how unsympathetically things are portrayed. Yoshiko is a proud idiot has no concern for the people she causes problems for. The main male character Akutsu seems read more

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May 13, 2013

9 of 155 chapters read

Overall Rating: 9

DeathconJ (All reviews)

14 people found this review helpful

Preliminary

I saw that there wasn't a review on this manga so i thought why not make one.

anyway the book is AMAZING, I've never laughed so much while reading a manga. Almost every page is stuffed with comedy and the characters are people you just cant help but like. The art was decent but not mind blowing but that didn't really bother me at all. The one major downfall when it comes to this anime is the extreme lack of story. over all this is a great anime and defiantly something worth reading.
...i would have rated things much higher in my opinion but i want to read more

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Jul 15, 2017

79 of 155 chapters read

Overall Rating: 8

Chehalem (All reviews)

11 people found this review helpful

Preliminary

Both Japanese and western comedy have a tradition of duos composed of an idiot and a straight man. It is very rare to see the role of the idiot taken by a woman, and when it is, the woman typically has the persona of a bimbo or airhead.
In Aho Girl we have the role of the idiot portrayed by a character who is not a passive bimbo or moe airhead, but the aggressively stupid Yoshiko. In an novel way this breaks with the traditional portrayal of stupid girls in manga because there is little to no effort made to portray Yoshiko as moe or even sympathetic. She is an idiot, a burden to those around her, and any redeeming qualities she may have are overshadowed by the chaos she creates. Even in situations that would normally be fanservice when her skirt is flipped or she is sleeping in her underwear, the reactions of the other characters are disgust and disdain as opposed to nose-bleeding ecchi. The audience is treated to equal opportunity idiocy as Yoshiko's antics don't rely on her being a girl, but rather her being a moron who just so happens to be a girl.
As a foil to Yoshiko, we have Akutsu (usually just A-kun) who plays the straight man. When we first meet A-kun it seems like his treatment of Yoshiko is rather harsh, but as the story progresses, we can empathize with his frustration over his neighbor's antics. But, at the same time, he is not an overly empathetic character. In his interactions with other characters he is a bit of an asshole and not entirely an innocent victim of Yoshiko's stupidity. He's not an utter villain that we enjoy seeing suffer either, and because he is neither a complete devil or saint, what could be a one-note character takes on some depth.
Other characters orbit around the main duo drawn in by the gravity of Yoshiko's stupidity and unable to escape. Its a common theme for Yoshiko to burst into someone else's life and create chaos with the iron-clad assurance that she has a solution to a problem, even when there is no problem in the first place.
The art can be surprisingly dynamic without too much complexity. Communicating complex actions via expressions and non-verbal poses is really well done and aids the comedic beats and character portrayals. You can practically hear the wet smacking noises as Yoshiko chews with her mouth open and sprays bits of bananas as she talks. The 4-koma format is utilized well and provides beats between scenes or gags, though some jokes or story elements need multiple columns to get to one punchline.
Overall, there is no greater story or romance, making this a gag manga in the purest sense. This makes the manga easy to pick up anywhere and reading chapters in order isn't especially necessary. This simplicity is a bit of a rarity as so many comedic manga (even 4-koma types) insert serious arcs to varying effect.
If you are looking for a simple laugh, then Aho Girl is a good choice.

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