Mousou Shoujo Otaku-kei

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Synonyms: Otaku-Type Delusion Girl, Otaku Girls, Mousou Shoujo Otakukei

Japanese: 妄想少女オタク系

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Type: Manga

Volumes: 7

Chapters: 51

Status: Finished

Published: Apr 12, 2006 to Sep 11, 2010

Genres: Comedy, Romance, Ecchi

Theme: School

Demographic: Seinen

Serialization: Comic High!

Authors: Konjou, Natsumi (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.47¹ (scored by 1,509 users)

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Ranked: #3203²

² based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded.

Popularity: #4444

Members: 5,030

Favorites: 42

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Genshiken addpermalink

Are you a lonely otaku, in need of love? Do your figurines and BL comics just not *do it* for you in anymore? Are you in need of reassurance that even you, with pretty boy rape fantasies, can find love? THEN READ THESE SERIES. RIGHT NOW... I MEAN IT!

Genshiken does, towards the end, deal with the subject of nutty yaoi fangirls, but the majority of the content is focused on anime, manga, and other more 'normal' otaku activities. Fujoshi, however, is all about the dark shadow that plagues MAL and makes me clench my anus in disgust: females who are into yaoi. After reading it, I actually started to think less nasty things about those who finger themselves over ladyboys, and that's saying a lot.

Read my review if you want to know why I like Fujoshi more than Genshiken. (You could also read my Genshiken review, too, but I doubt you'd survive until the end...) read more 

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Watashi ga Motete Dousunda addpermalink

Both are about girls who love BL and how they go from loving only 2D gay boys to 3D straight ones. 

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Fujoshi Kanojo. addpermalink

The clue here is kind of in the titles, but since I'm always willing to lend a hand to those in need:

Both stories are about fujoshis; crazy females who create ladyboyxladyboy fantasies in their depraved minds and scare me. 

Rumi is a little over the top compared to Kanojo, and its titular female lead is what I imagine to be a severe/worrying case. This is because, where as Rumi is fictional, the Kanojo manga was based on the real-life experiences of a blogger who detailed what he has endured to be with the woman he loves. But both series have plenty of 'laugh out loud' moments, in any event, so it matters not in the grand scheme of things.

Read both and you'll either A) laugh a lot; internally or otherwise or B) reveal to yourself that you're too dull to ever get laid. One of the two. read more

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Gakuen Ouji addpermalink

The main girl is quite similar as Okutsi wants to be plain and boring and not get involved in relationships and attention. And Rumi only wants a relationship with an anime character or ship the guys in her school.

if we go to Abe and Mizutani they are also alike because they are trying to get attention from a girl who clearly doesn’t like them, or does she????

 alsothe art style is also looks a lot like each other and the ecchi scenes and comedy. 

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Susume! Otome Road addpermalink

Fujoshis that fantasize about their male classmates being in boyxboy relationships. <3 

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Ganota no Onna addpermalink

Both manga deal with female protagonists who are devoted otakus to a specific genre.  However, Ganota no Onna is a gag manga while Mousou Shoujo Otaku-kei is a high school romance 

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Oujisama Sama no Jijou. addpermalink

Both are about otaku. 

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Joshikousei: Girls-High addpermalink

In my review of Fujoshi, I described it as a love child of High School Girls and Genshiken. Fujoshi was actually recommended to me because I liked High School Girls as much I did, and it's easy to see why a fan of it could go on to like Fujoshi, if they were to give it a chance.

From Genshiken the otaku side was given, as well as all of the main characters being in a club together. From High School Girls the semi-realistic, ever-so-slightly crazy, larger than life high school girls got transferred over. There's no discussions about the drama females go through to remove hairs from their bodies in Fujoshi, but Matsui has enough spunk to make up for that, all on her own.

Genshiken > High School Girls > Fujoshi = Happiness read more 

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Kuragehime addpermalink

Both shows are about rabid fangirls, one deals with the yaoi fandom, and the other deals with several more fandoms. Both girls have boys that are attracted to them.  

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Tonari no 801-chan addpermalink

Another story about fujoshi. When you like Tonari no 801-chan, you will like it too. 

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Manga: Tonari no 801-chan: Fujoshi-teki♥High School Life

Tonari no 801-chan: Fujoshi-teki♥High School Life addpermalink

they're both about fujoshi slowly falling in love with 3D  

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