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Ogami-san Can't Keep It In
Synopsis
Fantasies run wild as thirsty high school girl Ogami-san must learn to keep her thoughts, and hands, to herself, in this raunchy coming-of-age romcom manga with a bizarre, blabbermouth twist! Ogami-san has been keeping a dirty little secret from her peers at school: Puberty has emptied her mind of everything but perverted fantasies! For the sake of leading an ordinary school life, she pulls out all the stops to keep her mental wild side under wraps. But when she literally reaches a hand out to Yaginuma-kun, a cute but mysterious boy in her class, her innermost thoughts just come spilling out! All she wants is to get to know him (and his body) better, but she can't do that without the risk of exposing her true self. What's a girl to do?!
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Cheeo
(All reviews)
44
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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Pleasantly surprised by the end of the first chapter. It's an interesting concept that made me want to keep reading. I like the art style, too. Kinda reminds me of Naoshi Komi's art style in Nisekoi.
With the nature of this type of comedy I sometimes see artists draw very hectic panels, which is fine but sometimes I get a bit confused at what I'm looking at and loose track a bit. So I'm glad this is still funny without it.
I'd say the overall feel of it is like, 'Love at Fourteen' where there's no bigger story or climax but just a fun little ride
With the nature of this type of comedy I sometimes see artists draw very hectic panels, which is fine but sometimes I get a bit confused at what I'm looking at and loose track a bit. So I'm glad this is still funny without it.
I'd say the overall feel of it is like, 'Love at Fourteen' where there's no bigger story or climax but just a fun little ride
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Zurreal
(All reviews)
21
people found this review helpful
Preliminary
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(Completely spoiler-free)
This manga starts off really well. It's a unique, quirky, and lighthearted romcom which takes a slightly deeper look into its characters than most romcoms do. However, if you read Chapter 15, it manages to ruin not only the rest of the series, but also everything that came before it. I can't explain why without detracting from the reader's enjoyment of the series in the exact same way that Chapter 15 itself does, so please just trust me when I say it is easily one of the most ill-considered chapters I've ever read.
If you don't read chapter 15 (and chapter 14 is optional), I read more
This manga starts off really well. It's a unique, quirky, and lighthearted romcom which takes a slightly deeper look into its characters than most romcoms do. However, if you read Chapter 15, it manages to ruin not only the rest of the series, but also everything that came before it. I can't explain why without detracting from the reader's enjoyment of the series in the exact same way that Chapter 15 itself does, so please just trust me when I say it is easily one of the most ill-considered chapters I've ever read.
If you don't read chapter 15 (and chapter 14 is optional), I read more