Tomo-chan wa Onnanoko!

トモちゃんは女の子! Manga

Informações adicionais

Format MANGA
Status Finished
Start date Apr 07, 2015
End date Jul 14, 2019
Average score 77/100
Popularity 46224
Favorites 1604
Genres Comedy
Romance
Slice of Life

Tags

Tomboy 98%
Features a girl who exhibits characteristics or behaviors considered in many cultures to be typical of boys.
4-koma 92%
A manga in the 'yonkoma' format, which consists of four equal-sized panels arranged in a vertical strip.
Female Protagonist 89%
Main character is female.
Heterosexual 81%
Prominently features a romance between a man and a woman, not inherently sexual.
School 80%
Partly or completely set in a primary or secondary educational institution.
Slapstick 79%
Prominently features comedy based on deliberately clumsy actions or embarrassing events.
Short-Form Chapter 79%
Manga which consists of the chapters being up to two pages long.
Primarily Teen Cast 77%
Main cast is mostly composed of teen characters.
Tsundere 76%
Prominently features a character who acts cold and hostile in order to mask warmer emotions.
Episodic 66%
Features story arcs that are loosely tied or lack an overarching plot.
Athletics 63%
Centers around sporting events that involve competitive running, jumping, throwing, or walking.
Shounen 60%
Target demographic is teenage and young adult males.
Martial Arts 53%
Centers around the use of traditional hand-to-hand combat.
Judo 44%
Centers around the sport of judo.
School Club 38%
Partly or completely set in a school club scene.

Sinopse

Boyish high school girl Aizawa Tomo finally manages to tell her childhood friend Jun that she’s got a crush on him. Unfortunately, her confession goes right over his head—he didn’t even realize she was a girl until junior high, and even now, Jun still thinks of her as a bro! How can Tomo-chan possibly convince him otherwise and win Jun’s heart?

(Source: Seven Seas Entertainment)

Notes:
- Originally published daily on Twi4. The volume release compiled the series into 51 chapters.
- Includes 8 sets of bonus pages, where each set is considered a chapter; each volume contains a set.