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9:47 pm, Apr 20 2009
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'ello everybody,

I'm a-looking for any manga that deals with the theme of fitting in + learning social skills, ideally (but not necessarily) in a situation where the child grew up in the absence of human contact. Some mangas that fit the bill are:

Beast Master

Safe Again Today

i know the subject is kinda rare smile obscure mangas are fine. I'm alright with mature manga, shonen ai and in very very rare cases, non-graphic yaoi (if there is such a thing),

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Agghhh, I know one that fits perfectly. Child raised by monkeys, then found by a researcher dude at around 8... hold on, I'll see if I can find the name.

If you don't mind regular books, Clan of the Cave Bear by Jean M. Auel also deals with that theme.

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Agghhh, I know one that fits perfectly. Child raised by monkeys, then found by a researcher dude at around 8... hold on, I'll see if I can find the name.



Pansy

Only one that comes to my mind right now too.


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Cat Street (about a recluse learning social skills, not wild child)

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Agghhh, I know one that fits perfectly. Child raised by monkeys, then found by a researcher dude at around 8... hold on, I'll see if I can find the name.



Pansy

Only one that comes to my mind right now too.

That was it! Thanks.

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Kiichi!! might fit

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For Fitting In~

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9:11 pm, Apr 26 2009
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How 'bout Wild Damon? It's a little similar to Beast Master.

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Wild child? - Yotsuba!)

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9:54 pm, Apr 28 2009
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Wild Damon - i just finished reading it. It was cute, albeit a little too romantic for my tastes. Good concept though!

Kiichi - It's a bit strange, and the kid is kind of unrelatable, but it's pretty good i guess. He's definitely wild lol.

Cat Street -Already am reading it smile I like it quite a bit.

Pansy - looks a bit too old school for me. I might try it some other time.

Yotsuba - a different sort of wild child. I love her and i love the manga. Very cute!

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