The premise didn't sound very humorous to me, so I went into this one fully expecting to ditch it after skimming the first chapter...only to be (pleasantly) surprised. I was pulled in completely by the weird premise, the ridiculous characters, and the unique situations they all get into.

Apparently, people find the art style off-putting. How so? Who says a shoujo art style - albeit not the typical shoujo art style - can't be successfully used in a comedy manga? Mofu Danshi, imo, is proof that it can.

Truly refreshing, and great for half an hour of innocent (as per its demographic, no perverted, dark or toilet humour here!) but very, very fun reading. Ignore the awful rating, take my comment and the two below mine to heart, and give Mofu Danshi a chance.

... Last updated on June 26th, 2017, 1:27pm

this manga is REALLY FUNNY. I don't know if it can be considered as a shoujo, but more like a parody of a shoujo. It's not the weirdest thing I've ever read, but it's really funny. If you're looking for a typical shoujo or a true romance story, don't read this. Despite the cover being very typical shojo-esque, it is not that type of manga. However, if you like comedy, this is for you.

The art is good too, like 8.5/10 I would say. Overall cool manga

This is possibly the weirdest thing I've ever read. If I say much more, I'll spoil it, and then maybe it won't be as funny/alarming. So ... read it. Please. There's all of two chapters translated as of February 2015, it won't take long, and you'll laugh quite a bit. Have yourself some (clean) freaky fun!

I don't adore the art, but since it seems to be a bit of a parody of shojou, it's understandable art regardless of my affection for it. But the art IS necessary for the funny, so the fact that I don't find it beautiful is something I got over very quickly.

... Last updated on February 21st, 2015, 9:18am