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Description
In the Dekichatta Danshi series:
1. Dekichatta Danshi Childhood friend of the house next door, the tsundere Hisui and the serious Yuujirou are always fighting. Although they're always doing it, Hisui says that they aren't a couple!! Can a baby be raised by those two?! Actually, Hisui and Yuujirou came from a lonely home environment. Will parenting and love be compatible? A popular series, with a lot of H! ~BA
できちゃった男子 できちゃった男子 ハネムーン編 できちゃった男子 ハングリー編 できちゃった男子 ハーレム編 学生奶爸 Capable Young Man Dekichatta Danshi: Harem Hen Dekichatta Danshi: Honeymoon Hen Dekichatta Danshi: Hungry Hen Knocked Up Boys
I was actually surprised - from the synopsis and my past experience with this type of plot, I was expecting a light, fluffy, forgettable manga - but it actually has a lot of depth to the characters, and the story is unexpectedly angsty/sweet.
And of all the childcare yaoi I've read, probably the least cheesy
I personally like the art a lot, it isn't the usual, but it is expressive and appealing.
I thought this was an awesome manga. I only read volume one and I'm hungry for more! The baby, OMG, the baby, super cute! So adorable!! I love how it is unfolding, the crazy situation, how the relationship between Hisui and Yuu is forming, the reason Hisui is the way he is and so on. I do enjoy the art; I like a different look. Very enjoyable and something I don't mind reading over again.
"Dont be turned on by a baby - you fail as a human being" <--- I think i died xD That, outside of context sounds very very bad, but in the manga it'll make you pee yourself laughing.
*Clears throat* anyway this is super hilarious as far as manga's go. Its very light hearted and fun. I really need to read the rest of this, im addicted to the humour and besides i really just want to know what happens. Such a cute story so far!
to me... i think the art is fine, its not to sketchy or anything like that & while i have seen this kind of story before i kind of find this one hard to believe (and yes, i know i shouldn't be looking for realism in BL... foolish me!) if Hisui really was abandoned wouldn't social services picked him up? or the bar been bought by someone? ... so many questions...
Have to agree with Trifoilum on the art, it took a while for me to get used to, but once I did I liked it. Frankly there is much worse art out there. Apart from that, I loved it, I've always been a sucker for the childhood friend situation (with exceptions, of course). Throw in a baby and it got me hooked! The baby is obviously used as the catalyst for the growing romance between the two friends, but he is also adorable to look at in the story. The plot is nice and angsty, especially as we see the playboy gradually emerge from his shell and fall for the childhood friend. Overall, pretty nice, would recommend it especially if you like romantic stories with children thrown in! (as I do)