Certainly not the best story of gender bender I've read before, but it's really a good one. The only thing missing is a secondary thread interesting enough to generate in the reader the wish to read more. Something like a forbidden love or a strong antagonist to threaten the stability of the lead characters... Maybe that's why only two volumes were published.

The art isn't quite as refined as some other ecchi manga, but it makes up for that with gradual improvement over its short run and decent all around qualities. The characters, plot, and so on aren't particularly extraordinary but this remains a cute, comedic journey with a hint of seriousness and an acceptable ending. Be warned that the ecchi on occasion does march up to the border of hentai and just barely avoids going over.

Only 15 chapters long, all in color (At least the version I read.). Nothing spectacular but a nice quick romp with a guy who thinks that maybe being a girl would be better, since he's feminine looking. Then one day, his life as a girl starts but he tries to hide it. Which is a little difficult when you're on a baseball team. Oh, and let's bring in his tom-boyish sister who likes dressing him up as a girl but doesn't know he really IS a girl....yet. It's a quick read and very light-hearted. There's enough material now where the author could do many more chapters, but I think in order to do that, it needs to have stronger emotions and tensions between the characters. Give it a try, it's not all that bad. A bit wierd, but not bad.

Short, kind of stupid (but aren't most gernder-bender stories), kind of bizarre and oddly compelling, it does an okay job exploring gender bender in a vaguely realistic way,
The ending was reasonably satisfying although still leaving much unexplored.
Only 15 short chapters so not like it's a vast tome, though the ecchi does sometimes push it's limits.
As with all of these sorts of stories it does make you wonder how obsessed people are with disappearing penises.