Kinda is kinda isnt basically its scott pilgrim using feelings instead of fighting (in most cases) earning a harem of ex's but they're not gay but still makes out with them apparently. So fun interesting but that's it....it is what it is and it does it well but don't expect to much from it

Judged as a story with plot, Oddman 11 is a trainwreck - even the setup mentioned in the synopsis becomes irrelevant two thirds in, and the ending feels rather random.

But as a wacky bizarro comedy with unique oddball characters, Oddman 11 delivers in spades, as one would expect from the author.

As much as I love Douman Seiman’s shorter works and oneshot anthologies, I love his longer series the most. Yes, Douman is a master of short works— he can do more with eight pages than most mangaka can do with eight chapters — but longer series give Douman a chance to display his talent at crafting plots and character developments that otherwise never have the opportunity to blossom in a storyline that is limited to a few loosely connected lchapters.

In Oddman 11, we follow “normal” high schooler Setsu as she embarks on her mission to defeat a series of unusual ex-girlfriends, and in the process we get to see how determined, spunky, and kind Setsu is, and how that earnestness wins over the hearts of several jaded girls. Itami is really a sidenote, the real story is about the quirky misadventures Setsu encounters with her growing circle of Oddmen companions, and how Setsu’s battle to win over Itami turns into the Oddmen’s battle to win over Setsu.

Is this series perverted? Yes. Is it weird? Yes. But as to borderline pornographic or overtly lewd? Not even close, especially after considering some of Douman’s other works, or the fact that Oddman 11 is serialized in an H mag. That’s not to say I would read this series with my grandmother peering over my shoulder, but once you come to terms with the fact that nudity is normalized and high schoolers are horny, Oddman 11 is relatively tame in terms of explicit content. (Not that explicit content would deter most Douman fans, anyway...)
Oddman 11 is hilarious, irreverent, heartwarming, and of course, odd, as the title might suggest. I agree it’s not for the more prudish reader out there, so I wouldn’t reccomend this as someone’s first foray into Douman’s works, but it’s a definite must-read for any returning Douman fan or anyone looking for an odd adult comedy-slice-of-life. 🙂))

I think this is about as perverted as Dowman can get without it becoming pornography, but make no mistake; this series can push it. Oddman 11 is WEIRD. I wrote a long review on it. It's so weird I didn't actually want to read it at first, but I'm glad I gave it a chance. Aside from being hilarious, the series has heart. If I had to complain about something, it'd be how rare it comes out and how there's no actual tankoubon (yet?)

Full review:
https://terrenceswiff.wordpress.com/2016/03/04/dowman-sayman-oddman-11/

A more overtly lewd and weird, gender-flipped "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World". Simple enough. Despite being kind of derivative in that regard (something even acknowledged in one of the chapters), it's got the usual Sayman eccentricity that's always good fun. Is it a parody? I genuinely can't tell. But the cast of characters is as bizarre as you'd expect, and the whole thing progresses with an innocent sense of fun despite being, from the very first page, pretty depraved.

... Last updated on February 6th, 2014, 10:23pm