Oniichan wa Oshimai!
Onimai: I'm Now Your Sister!

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How do you like your eggs?* Scrambled? Poached? Forcibly hatched? Well then you've come to the right place, cause this is a nice and cutesy SOL genderbender story! I like nice and cozy stuff like this. Though one of the gags is a little weird. Like they say, "if I had a nickel for everytime someone peed themselves during this story I would have 3 nickels; that isn't much, but it's a little strange that it happened that many times." I guess he wants to call attention to the smaller bladder of girls?



*If you have no idea what the fuck i'm talking about, visit the ... egg_irl subreddit for a fun(?) time!

Yeah I accept, this is a Gender Bender CGDCT manga and I enjoyed it.

First of all, for my defense. As a zoomer I grew up in the era of Cute girls doing cute things (CGDCT), not in generation of Cowboy Bebop, Trigun and Joe. So I enjoy this just like I would any other series, unlike the elitists I don't complain, I accept whatever I'm given.

So this is the story of a NEE- *ahem* "In-Home Security Guard" He was a useless member of the society so to fix that can you guess what his sister did? She drugged him and turned him into a ... girl (yes, you read that right, physically he/she became a 100% girl)

So this is their daily life of turning the NEET into a normal human. The art is fine, story is enjoyable enough for a weekly or even a binge read, characters are like you'd expect (not that I have any problem with it) Our MC is developing towards becoming a normal member of society. If you let go of science for a bit then Enjoyment is plenty. So in the scenario of you having 3-4 hour of free time, I'd recommend to check this out.

I'm writing this review from the standpoint a trans woman who reaaaaally sees this as unintentionally relatable at time, or wish fulfillment. I know a majority of people are not this way, and that's perfectly fine.

Onimai means a lot to me on an emotional level, it's primarily what cracked my trans egg all the way in 2018 when there were only a few chapters released. I read it in a hotel room at 3am, and promptly forgot the name of the series a week later. Forward to 2022 where I see a gender-bender anime get announced with a name that keeps poking in the back ... of my head "hey I think I know this." Read the synopsis and go "oh shit, its this" and promptly add it to my plan to watch. I watched the anime air on the day it came out. For the most part I was kind of disappointed. A few months later (when I'm writing this) I decide to read the manga and see if my vague memory was right and that I would like the manga more. And it was right, the manga is much more fun to read through because at least in the parts that make me uncomfortable (because I'm an adult now and not the same age as a transformed Mahiro as I was the first time I read this) I can skip through it faster than an anime. Overall I really enjoy it and will probably actually recommend the manga to other people, unlike the anime.