Full Moon ni Sasayaite

Description

Marlo has a problem. On the night of the full moon, this half-werewolf, half-vampire undergoes a mysterious and terrifying transformation:

He turns into a girl.

Desperate for a cure, his parents call on Doctor Vincent, a long time family friend. But Marlo wants to keep his condition secret from Vincent's son, the vampire playboy David.

Unfortunately, the secret gets out, and a new problem surfaces: David is interested in Marlo's female form! If a remedy can't be found, their parents believe the next best solution is marriage - a marriage between Marlo and David!

Official English

Type

Manga

Related Series

@Full Moon (Sequel)

Associated Names

Full Moon - Sussurros Sob a Lua Cheia

FULL MOONにささやいて

FULLMOON ni sasayaite

Under the Full Moon

Until the Full Moon

Whisper to me at Full Moon Night

Whisper to Me During the Night of the Full moon

Whisper to Me On the Full Moon

向滿月微笑

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Obsession

Latest Release(s)

v.2 c. by Obsession 18 years ago

v.1 c.4b by Obsession 18 years ago

v.1 c.4a by Obsession 18 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

2 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

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Average: 7.2 / 10.0 (130 votes)

Bayesian Average: 7.02 / 10.0

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September 13th, 2025 4:54pm PDT - 4 days ago

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Comedy Gender Bender Romance Shounen Ai Supernatural
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Author(s)

Artist(s)

Year

Original Publisher

Akita Shoten

Biblos

Kodansha (2009)

Serialized In (magazine)

Magazine Be x Boy (Biblos)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Broccoli (Defunct / 2 Vols - Complete)

Futekiya

INKR Comics

Kodansha USA (2 Vols - Complete)

Mangaplaza

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Year Pos #7184

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by Keitorin
1 month ago

Rating: 7.0 / 10.0

2025 reading:

Marlo and David's fathers are brothers, the former living in America, the latter in Europe. When Marlo's condition appears, they go to David's family for help (David's father is a doctor). Marlo and David were childhood friends, David would drink from Marlo during the night. "I like you best" is what little Marlo said to David, who took it to heart. When Marlo realized his own feelings he avoided David. David doesn't care if Marlo is a girl or boy, he just likes him.

I didn't understand the whole 'what do we do, he's my only child...oh we'll marry him to David' thing. He's still a guy all day, he can still sire children, and so what if it's a girl, he can have another child. Just like another other couple's chances. Or hey, why not let a girl inherit for once? Why does Marlo have to give up his inheritance to another man?? And can he even conceive without a period? Patriarchy, man.

At the end of volume 1 there's a story where a vampire visits the Yamu tribe and meets one of the Yami. The Yami doesn't change sex under the full moon but his childhood friend wants him. The Yami ends up changing after falling for the vampire and going with him. This story was found in a legend book Marlo's mom found and she switches the names to the boys'.

Volume 2 tells the story of Holly (David's mother) and Marlo and David's wedding. Holly's fate was so sad, she found love and a family but in doing so lost her life. And to think David probably lost his mom around the time Marlo started avoiding him. Speaking of, Marlo's mother is a werewolf, how has she lived all this time? The boys are said to be 100 or 200 years old at least.

As for the main romance, David was a womanizer so Marlo has some insecurities, and Marlo has an ex-girlfriend who caused some drama but it's not drawn out too long IMO. David and Marlo do kiss while Marlo is in his normal form and I think in time they'll get more comfortable as two men and not try to wait until the full moon so much (I hope lol).

I definitely had a deeper reading of the manga this time but still came to the same rating that I gave volume 1. I will be reading the sequel at a later date.

Finished volume 1 on 03/13/11.

Before I began I was a bit weary because of the style (it's been a while since I read some FAKE so I couldn't remember how I felt about it). However, when I read it I really came to like it, and the story is pretty nifty too.

The one thing that did bug me a bit was the gender issues. Marlo doesn't like when David touches him when he's still a man, yet he only becomes a woman one day a month. Marlo as a man has admitted to loving David, but I do think he has some homophobia/prudish issues.

Then there's Marlo's old girlfriend Ira who stopped trying to get him back after finding out he changed into a girl, saying she wasn't interested in women. Yet David, who says he's straight, still loves both sides of Marlo. A part of me thinks maybe she was still attracted to Marlo even as a women, but it wasn't really made clear besides her getting mad at being teasingly called a 'lesbo'.

I really liked the oneshot, maybe even better than the main story. XP

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Poor rating.

by Megumy
11 years ago

Rating: 2.0 / 10.0

Poor comedy. Almost episodic chapters with unimaginative ideas. No progression.. The romance was bad: no progression no adversity.

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Shoujo

by Sacheverell
14 years ago

Rating: N/A

My expectation level with this one was exceptionally low with this one as I began reading it thinking that the whole werewolf who turns into a girl during the full moon would be just a lame excuse to pair off two guys for some sexy time.

I was therefore pleasantly surprised that the plot was a bit more involved than that such that the vampire would probably be very happy if the werewolf just stayed female on a permanent basis. It does read on the whole like shoujo more than anything else as much of the plot involves the developing relationship between these two characters while everyone else tries to either push them together or pull them apart.

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Fun, Engaging, Light-Hearted; Commited Characters

by MightyMaeve
16 years ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

From the down town New York police beat in Fake, to the fantasy world of werewolves, vampires and the rare gender-changing hybrid in this 2-tankobon long tale, she's got it all: humour, intrigue, an underlying romance, and emotions ranging from murderous envy to tender forgiveness.

The two main characters are devoted almost from the very start, even though Marlo is a bit rough around the edges in displaying his love. All the secondary characters stand on their own two feet with vivid personalities that weave around the main two characters in a true, believable fashion to really create a 'community' in this fantastical world of mysterious creatures and magic.

The art is full of 90s fashion and the manga illustration style of the era. If you liked, for example, CLAMP's earlier 80s/90s style such as RG Vega, this will appeal to you as well. Matoh-sensei's takes extreme care in some background scenes, watching for great detail. She also takes extreme care in a select outfit details as well. I, for one, found it titillating to see styles I remembered portrayed so perfectly from the hair to the toes! Her extremely wide eyes and copious eyelashes are so dominate in some of the frames that I lost myself in the emotion of them.

I really liked the art of Marlo: even when he changed into a woman, you could still see his man characters only with softened edges (albeit, always bishounen). Speaking of artful, the English licence book is tangibly beautiful, published with thick, bright pages and and a clean print job.

This lassy sure knows how to write a fun, light-hearted story! And that is were her focus is: A fast-paced plot driven by the interwoven lives of the characters. Although ever present, she doesn't focus on the sexual intimacy; that part is always kept minimized. In fact, if you remember Dee and Ryo's final consummation in volume 7 of Fake, you'll know her style for intimacy scenes for this one as well.

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Rawr. <3

by Disremembrance
17 years ago

Rating: N/A

I don't see why everyone is having such a big to do about it. He excepted Marlo whether he was a she or a he. I thought that was sweet, and didn't make the story any worse. And Marlo, being a normal person, why would he/she want to reject his love? It's perfectly normal to feel that way.

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Get a life!

by Shuu-chan
17 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

To everyone complaining "NO SHOUNEN AI!!! AHHHHHH EHHHHHH!!!!" need to get a life. How about you just read it for the story, not just so you can see two guys making love.

While Marlo was really whiny and resistant to Davids affections it was great in the scenes where he would nearly give in. Two volumes seems really safe to me, because it would be REALLY hard to veer off story and lose the audience. I read both volumes in about three hours and I really enjoyed it. My only real complaint was the lack of ACTUAL problems between Marlo and David. I would have preferred if, near the end, there had been some situation that nearly split Marlo and David before they realize how truly they loved each other and got together, living happily ever after. Also it felt really weird that, in between two chapters, it went from a year before the wedding to ten days before. We missed a WHOLE YEAR of antics. Matoh could have spread this out a couple more volumes and really dove into the pasts of both Marlo and David.

This manga was a story, not fan service. If that's what you are looking for than look somewhere else, but if you are looking for a quick satisfying story to read give it a go.

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hmm

by elenaluz
17 years ago

Rating: N/A

I probably shouldn't rate it because I haven't read this in a while, but like the people below have said, this really doesn't measure up to her other work. I don't remember the uke being that annoying, but I hated the ending and the fact that their "wedding night" was done on a full moon. Seemed like such a cop-out to me and unrealistic, pandering to the hetero-only market (meaning will only read hetero, not just hetero themselves ^^; ). I mean, what were they gonna do after they got married, only have sex once a month on a full moon?!?

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really Matoh...really!

by huggybear1218
17 years ago

Rating: 1.0 / 10.0

after reading fake and access....this was disappointing. i read this because it was soposed to be shonen ai and there was barely a malexmale hug let alone kiss! it was all surrounded around the girl marlo. shame Matoh Sanami shame!

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well

by iaminlovewithU
17 years ago

Rating: 7.0 / 10.0

i think the mangaka did what she did to attract the ppl who can't really read shonen ai and the ppl who really love it... b-cuz it's about 2 guys but the guy always turns into a chick so it's not much male/male stuff ergo u have a larger fan base... however i don't think that tatic worked bcuz there's not enough development for me (who doesn't really read shonen-ai xccept 4 loveless) and there isn't really enough shonen-ai for the ppl who enjoy that genre...

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Much ado about nothing...

by louie29
17 years ago

Rating: 6.0 / 10.0

I could forgive the minimal shounen ai content, but there just wasn't enough going on between the main couple to really keep my interest, although I slogged through to the end. Overall, it was pretty disappointing, even though the storyline sounded intriguing. Where was the romance? Marlo came across as an irritant, not a sympathic hero/heroine, and it killed the story for me.

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