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Who Says Warriors Can't be Babes?

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Alright. I'll get straight to the point. The story is 'eh'. The characters feel one-dimensional, and the ending was way too... controversial?

Let me explain, from the beginning.

The story is, as you read from the synopsis, a girl, uh sorry; a VERY strong girl wants his crush to fall for her and wants to marry him. Yep. That's it. The MC is the typical hard brained harem MC we all know and hate, but the only difference is that there is no harem. Nice. Having no harem leads to a very straightforward story. There is a main focus on our protagonist, the lovesick warrior woman, ... and her attempts at bewitching and enchanting the MC with her charms but epically failing to do so, in some cases, ironically backfiring. Read the manga for details duh.
The story is cute. There are no other words that can describe it better so I'll leave it at that.

After the first few chapters, the story became a little predictable, but it never became boring. Even though there were only 4 main characters, you never get bored. You never quite get the other two characters much, but when they got some page space, they really made the best out of it.

The art was average but didn't feel bad. The characters were the same you would see in any other story, but they didn't feel lacking. There were no ''useless'' backstories in the manga which made it really simple and easy to be along with. The author didn't find the need to explore the other 2 characters more which I felt was a bit sad as they seemed to have some potential at least. At least, the author didn't try to use boring and repetitive backstories to give dimension to the characters which usually feels superfluous and pretentious.

How much ever you dislike the story, the overall reading experience will definitely be really great for you because all of the chapters, mainly focus on one character. You get attached to her and start rooting for her before you know it.

Talking about the remaining characters, well some just didn't get much time to shine, and the MC was just "a guy". Yep, that's it. He didn't have any personality whatsoever. He was just that guy who likes strong warrior and loves to adventure and helps others. That's it. This, according to me is enough for a gag manga... but some won't like it that much which is pretty acceptable.

Let's talk about the main thing which you will remember after having finished the manga, the ENDING! At one glance, the ending is bad. It feels as if it ended way too abruptly. But take some time, take a break for a few hours, sleep, eat, and then return to the ending. You then won't feel as if it was too abrupt. It was just too simple and straightforward. All the hype made in the chapters, all the jokes about warrior woman's attempts failing and backfiring, everything, just, ended way too quickly. Even though I thoroughly enjoyed the ending, a part of me still feels as if the ending could have been stretched a little, 2 chapters I guess.

Conclusion: If you are in the mood to read a short and cute rom-com in only a handful of sittings, read this manga. You won't regret it.

The series is about a women who's continuously trying to win the affection of the hero.

However she has gotten too strong as such its a running gag that everyone treats her like a guy instead. Stuff like Her having too much muscle mass so a computer can't recognize her as female etc. Also this is set in the fantasy world with goblins and monsters so who knows where all this technology shit is coming from. The manga is also somewhat a parody of JRPG's as well. Not just the party aspect but the fact that its a turn based manga. They eat an item ... and wait for the enemy to do his turn and vice versa. Honestly these subtle type jokes were probably the funniest in the series.

There isn't a lot to talk about this series as it is only 3 volumes long. Its basically gags of the female lead constantly trying to win the affection of the male lead. But you know do to her non feminine charms she keeps messing up.

The ending could be better as well. It was incredibly anti-climatic and we don't really see anything either which kinda sucks.

There is also several gags like reviving team members and role reversal gags. Such as when the girls try to peek the mens bath etc. Some of those were funny some weren't.

I still enjoyed the series overall. I think the series could be a lot better. The male lead's personality could be more than just a guy. But overall you know fun.

TLDR: A good time waster. 6/10

tl;dr: A gag manga without any substance that also only has semi-decent comedy.

This is a pretty simplistic gag manga in a really generic RPG setting with a hero and his party on a quest to defeat the demon lord. Characters don’t even have names and are defined by their classes, Hero, Warrior, Mage, and Priest. Hero is a guy, while the rest are women. That kind of makes it sound like there’ll be a harem like dynamic, but there isn’t at all. Mage kind of sorta seems to be slightly interested in Hero at times but that ultimately doesn’t go anywhere. Priest is just perpetually ... horny. Warrior has a really strong crush on Hero and that’s the primary focus of the manga. She keeps trying to get him to notice her, but keeps failing as he basically sees her as a fellow guy.

At the beginning of the manga, Warrior starts off being portrayed as a naïve tomboy that doesn’t know her own strength which I found pretty likable. That quickly changes to her being portrayed as an overpowered berserker character that’s intentionally constantly violent which I was far less fond of. The rest of the cast are all pretty flat. Thus, just overall I wasn’t all that invested in the characters, the relationship, or plot. That may well be a good thing, as there was no progression or development of any kind, and though the ending does resolve things decently enough, it’s just kind of abruptly thrown in at the end without any build up.

Thus, all the manga has to rely on is its comedy. There essentially seem to be three kinds of humor in this manga: Warrior trying to act feminine to woo Hero but failing; Warrior being insane beyond the bounds of common sense even for the fantasy world the manga is set in; playing around with classic RPG tropes and mechanics; or some combination of the three. It was decent enough at first but quickly gets really repetitive, even with the manga being pretty short at only three volumes. The jokes in general just were never all that witty or well written. Thus, I don’t think it’s particularly strong in this regard either.

The art in general wasn’t very good. The volume and chapter covers are solid but the manga itself is a mixed bag and often just straight up ugly. Designs were mostly overtly generic even for what the manga was trying to do. Also, the series is listed as ecchi on some sites but it really isn’t at all outside of the mini bonus chapters at the end of the first and second volume.

If you're looking for a quick comedy about a lady failing miserably to entice her dense love interest then this is the manga for you. This manga doesn't get very deep character-wise but that's not what this kind of gag-manga is about. It's more about misunderstandings and embarrassing situations which some (Like Me) find hilarious.

And if you played or liked the Dr*gon Qu*st Series (Also Like Me) then you'd probably like this manga too, since the majority of the world/character building is based on it. It's a common approach for a lot of smaller authors I've seen where they take an existing world and play ... off of it. I found this works with the humor of the manga as common RPG tropes become the base of some of the jokes.

Overall if you're looking for a short love comedy set in a video game then you've found it.