It's a fetish mango.

However, the vibes deal with the otokonoko theme more seriously. Which gives it a fresher perspective.

But ultimately, it's still a fetish mango.

Characters? They are very cute, teasable, and strong seme x uke vibes.

Was interesting reading but atually about the end...

I don't usually go for "trap"(what an awful, offensive label. Honestly...), but this was readable. I would classify is as shounen-ai for sure, so don't be surprised by the HEAVY implications that there is more than friendship going on between two people who both definitely identify as male. There are a lot of things I wasn't crazy about, but it wasn't the worst thing I've ever read and was certainly less awful than a lot of other, similar things I've happened upon.

The story is simple. Transfer student go to an all-boys school... except the students are forced to take turns cross-dressing as girls. Cross-dressing comedy hijinks and lots of inner thoughts about how women are treated right?

Not really. The story quickly throws the latter out the window and plays the former so straight that its borderline yaoi with the main character outright being infatuated with another student from the very beginning.. And don't forget, the other student is a guy who is crossdressing.

... Last updated on December 13th, 2013, 10:33am

I usually do not read trap manga since a huge bulk of it is forced sissification or incest or yuri[?!] and I just sit there like Do-Not-Want. But this...this is certainly different. Not only is it fancservicey[so many panty flashes!], there is no rape[implied, sure but it's not the centerpiece of the plot...at the moment] and it may be dipping into Yaoi [!!!!]. So now I love trap but my standards are set very high. Damn you DICCA!

If you like this, I really recommend Princess Princess. It has the same feel minus the yaoi [aw I has a sad just thinking of it] but ti's not quite there. It certainly has more of the comedy.

Now that it is over, I must say I am disappointed by the lack of romance at the end. I know it might just be all about friendship and yadda yadda [and Dicca does do a good amount of smut] but I'm really sad that no one hooked up. The protagonist grew a bit and so did everyone else. They aren't perfect and that's just fine. Here's to hoping for a sequel or something else similar.

... Last updated on December 16th, 2013, 2:46pm

After all that cross-dressing and strangeness of adjusting to such regulations, things are finally getting serious! People are falling in love and characters' backgrounds are being explored. It's a lot more than I thought it was! Not just fanservice, but a storyline.

I honestly wish there were more manga like this. I very much enjoy crossdressing characters, and crossdressing fanservice like this just seems to be a rarity. I also really enjoy the fact that there is more to the characters than just normal guys forced to dress up as girls.

It's great! It's like a forbidden sub genre as said in the last post; and something I've been looking for quite sometime. Although, it might not be for everyone; I can assure you. It's a tad confusing that it's considered ecchi, Seinen AND Shounen ai, because- well. I don't know why. do guys go into this sort of stuff? ._. woohooo if they do, btw.

I like the protagonist, he's really good, and you wonder about him sometime. The artwork is really intricate, shiny and neat (just the style I like) and the opening, although wasn't very clear to me, because it was like being thrown in the deep end, it just grows on you.

At first I wasn't too sure anyway, because I saw the ecchi word in the genre; usually I automatically think ecchi= boobs everywhere. It wasn't -yet- and the thing that got me hooked was finding out that it was yaoi borderline. ^u^

this manga is so wrong on many levels
what's with the Panty flash every now and then (remember this is a boys-only school)
the Ojou-sama shojo feel is hilarious (remember this is a boys-only school witch make it "Aniki" with unfortunate implication ...)
this manga is really different from any other manga about traps or crossdressers
there is the potential of exploring the crossdressing theme beyond mere fan-service
i hope i'm not wrong about this maybe it's the successor of Yubisaki in seriously exploring the theme
then again i kow that you've forgotten but the school is boys-only so beware of the Moe!!

... Last updated on September 16th, 2011, 4:55am