Otomen, Vol. 7 (7)

Loved it

Well a few days ago bought me Otomen vol. 6 and I realized that I haven't purchased the manga for a while so I decided to continue buying the manga books again, but only every now and then.

This series consistently delivers on comedy and surprises with real heart. The comedy of gender/societal roles vs. staying true to yourself yields a lot of surprisingly thoughtful material. The romance is not at the forefront (I don't really mind), but the cliffhanger might shake things up for our main character.

Once again, the artwork is lovely as is the story captivating. Otomen is a series I recommend on everyone's bookshelf. You won't be disappointed.

Continuing with the back of the book blurb trend with this series, the blurb is just one of the stories in the volume. We finish the story about the band that the last volume ended with, the we have a ghost story that is cute and not scary at all, then Juta's story, then at last we get more cute drama between Asuka and Ryo. So this volume as some great side character development with Juta and he gets some resolution about his first love. Asuka is feeling very uncertain about Ryo, so Juta decides to help them by spread a rumor that Asuka is going to America. But we get a cliffhanger because Ryo is moving! More cuteness and drama ahead!I give volume a Five out of Five stars. I get nothing for my review and I bought this manga with my own money.