Briefly about Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko Manga:
Tomo Aizawa managed to admit to her crush Junichirou Kubota effortlessly. The tightest bros you would ever notice will be Tomo Aizawa and Junichirou”Jun” Kubota. They’re roughhouse and spar however they have each other’s back across thin and thick. Yet there’s just one small problem: Tomo’s in love with Jun! Tomboyish Tomo was only another of those men since she was young; due to his extreme muscle-brained mood, Jun does not hear some of her improvements — not even if she certainly admits. To add insult to injury, he did not even know she was a female to the longest period. Onnanoko Tomo-chan wa. Combine Tomo and her buddies’ comic hijinks as she tries to grab Jun’s attention and prevent the infamous brozone.
In the genres of this manga, in theory, there could be gender intrigue. Theoretically. In fact, it would have killed the idea of the manga altogether. It’s about a girl who’s like a guy in character. Her interests are like a guy’s. And her appearance, with the exception of her breasts, isn’t very girly. So, she’s even confused in places. And if the main plot was about her childhood, it wouldn’t be without intrigue in the genre). That said, Tomo is, well, a hundred percent girl. Yes, she has a lot in common with guys, but she doesn’t identify with them in any way. She has a lot in common with guys, but she doesn’t identify with them in any way. Except I wish the guy she loves could see her as a girl.
But you can understand this guy, too. Even though Tomo is quite attractive (in her own, not very feminine way). He had been in contact with her since she was a child. And for a long time Tomo did not even give him a reason to think that she was a girl. As a result, poor Jun’s mind is completely confused. And he tries his best to treat Tomo like a guy. So, too serious signs that he isn’t, tears his pattern. And Tomo, though he wants Jun to see her as a girl. Doesn’t really want him to treat her like a girl.
In all seriousness and pathos, this is the story of a very misunderstood man. You won’t understand Tomo’s problem until the end. She seems to want to be his girlfriend. But at the same time, the very thought of any kind of intimacy terrifies her. And as you read the manga, you start to get a vague suspicion at first. She is the kind of character that, on the contrary, has a certain amount of chemistry with other people, but she doesn’t have a problem with it. She’s such a character that, on the contrary, she’d clearly fit the role of someone’s boyfriend. Well, based on standard relationship concepts, and Tomo has very standard ones. How could she get any other ones….
She’d probably be very lucky if instead of Jun, she fell in love with some weak, coy boy who needs to be taken care of all the time. They would have been perfect for each other. And they would have complemented each other, even if they hadn’t quite traditionally assigned roles. But no, Tomo is in love with Jun. Who is completely and completely normal. And even somewhere stereotypical, the guy.
As a result, they make a perfect couple for friendship and a completely ludicrous one for a more intimate relationship. And they make great friends. But Tomo is in love with him. And Jun has a special relationship with her. Even if it’s not really about romance. On top of that, he’s a guy. And he has, how should I say, needs of his own. And being too close to Tomo puts him in some strange situations sometimes….
