 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Monster Maiden Caramelize, Meiden Kaiju Carameliser Japanese: 乙女怪獣キャラメリゼ More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Feb 27, 2018 to ?
Theme:
School
Demographic:
Seinen
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Naki, Ringo (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: #28472 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #1866
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Jun 5, 2019
Love does not look at appearance. Those words seemed to fit this one manga. Focuses on the love story of a woman who has a body like a monster. His daily life is like most normal people. With such a body, it seems like the main conflict here is the main character's body itself. The art here is very good even though there is nothing special and nothing needs to be discussed. But the plus point I give to character design. How can the female main character be described as a cute woman despite having a body like a monster. As a
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Feb 20, 2020
Having read the two volumes available of this manga, I can only say I have been totally hooked, and I will surely buy the nexts installments. At the surface, reading the sinopsis, you, like anyone else, would think that this idea of a shoujo where the female protagonist transforms into a godzilla is stupid. And I have to agree, it really is. But the fact that she transforms when she gets really embarrassed and when she doesn't accept her feelings gives a good metaphorical insight in this romance story, turning love from an internal conflict to a very external one.
The dialogs and art style are ... 
Sep 9, 2020
Otome Kaijuu is a Seinen comedy disguised as a Shoujo romance, but is actually still a decent romance with satisfying progression. At first the characters seem like parodies of Shoujo romance archetypes, but those flat, seemingly generic characters all develop naturally beyond their tropes to reveal interesting traits, hobbies, and reasons why they act as they do. Some characters have yet to receive that treatment, but I have little doubt at this point that their development will be satisfying.
At its core, it's a story about not judging by initial appearances because people are more complex than they may seem, and it adheres to that philosophy ... 
Sep 16, 2021
I couldn't have had a better romance to start with the genre. It started when I was browsing some fan translations of mangas in a Brazilian website (and now I'm waiting for it to be published officially so I can support Naki Ringo)
In a world so filled with shallow characters, sexualization and hair-thin plots, Caraméliser has shown to be an oasis. Not only the characters are well developed within their backstories and personalities, but also change and act in a believable way throught the story. Nothing feels out of place or ensured for the sake of the plot, all it's pieces are in harmony. There ... 
Sep 27, 2022
A lot of reviews I've read has described this as about "not judging by appearance" and while for a majority of the characters this is true, I feel that explanation is a little too surface level and fails to cover what makes this manga so compelling. At every turn, the story adheres to every single shoujo manga cliché, beginning with the resident hotboy™ for some inexplicable reason falling for the shy, introverted lead just relatable enough to project upon. What differentiates it however, and what makes it all so damn engaging, is the extent at which it exaggerates every single trope of the genre to
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Jul 12, 2023
I love when shojo is full gush. All the sparkle, heart-eyes, roses on every panel. And here is on a seinen, imagine that.
I am asking you to give it one chapter, in the first chapter you will know exactly if you're going to like the story. The premise is about a girl who grows lizard-like features on her body when her emotions bubble up. The high jinks that ensue after this are what you'd expect, the scenarios that come to your mind right now will probably happen In this work you will read a well crafted romantic comedy with a charm that you only find ... |
