Another in a litany of Fujimoto one-shots.
This story presents a more critical and acute examination of the gender-bender trope - a deconstruction, if you will - while at the same time being charmingly unrealistic.
The story qualitatively transforms at least twice before it finishes, and while I'm not going to describe it for you because that would spoil it, it touches on themes of sexual predation, primitive emotions, young love and friendship in original ways.
It is extremely interesting, comedic, and a little bit touching towards the end.
The art isn't quite as cutting edge as Chainsaw Man but if you're reading a Fujimoto one-shot that probably isn't an issue for you. I highly recommend this, it's an 8/10 and requires very little effort to read.
