Yarichin☆Bitch-bu
Yarichin Bitch Club

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I'll keep it short. After finding out about the anime/manga from the popular opening, I was curious about it.

The story is about a high school boy who gets transferred to an all boys school. The Art in the manga was great, I'd have to admit, and the characters were interesting. But it's weird. The main characters is a straight male who is forced to literally join a prostitution club against his will. There he was threatened to do at least some sort of sexual act before the end of the month or else he'd be gang-banged (against his will)

Now I'll admit, I did slowly ... start to enjoy the main character with the sweet guy who protected him from being gang banged; by claiming they were dating. A little romance between them had bloomed yet it was still iffy with me.

So, The story is literally: "Straight boy goes to an only guy school. There, he is forced to become gay and fear the gang bang."

Ogeretsu Tanaka created this manga as a hobby. I first saw it on Pixiv and cheered them on (because it looked like they were taking a shot at creating a manga--sorry if I'm wrong.) They wanted to try creating something that they were obsessed with at the time (yarichins and bitches) resulting to this manga.

Story-wise, it pulls me in, leaves me wondering, "What will happen to these people?" I haven't seen a BL this vulgar, mixed with humor, so I'll give it that.

Comparing the art from before to now (2018) it's greatly improved, especially how expressive the characters faces look. The cover arts for every ... chapter gets me every time.

The creator went all out with the characterization, the characters stand on their own. I'll admit I didn't dislike any of them and their quirks.

The experience of humor, vulgarity, fluff made reading the manga enjoyable. Reread it 5 times + with the drama CDs. If anything, I just learned a bunch of vulgar vocabulary. lmao.

I'm not a reviewer of any sort but here's my opinion:

Ogeretsu Tanaka is one of my favourite yaoi authors and her works have great art, well thought out plots and are very explicit and don't censor anything. Yarichin Bitch Club is no exception.

The plot is unique and you get to know and love each of the characters as the story moves forward. It has light hearted and hilarious moments similar to the comedy that I found in Tanaka's other works, and surprising plot twists that gives you a deeper insight into each characters personality and deepens the plot that I thought at first was ... just a fun little manga but turns out to be a lot more as it progresses.

I would like to see more from other characters perspectives as so far the manga has shown mostly Yuu's, Takashi's and Yacchan's perspective and Tamura's and Yuri's story in the dj: Yarichin Bitch-bu dj-Wa! The manga is only 8.6 chapters in.

So far, I love the series and it's a great series for those who are fans of Tanaka's works and those who like very explicit yaoi.

I've never reviewed before, but for this manga, I HAD to. So long as you're not looking for something super serious, it is SO MUCH FUN.

There's drama and a touch of angst here and there, but mostly it is ridiculous smut, banter, comedy of errors, and even a surprising amount of feels. You will ship some ships very hard, witness a lot of characters ALSO very hard, and laugh even harder (which considering how this is literally a group of dude who have sex, is damn hard).

The story is fun, fairly generic, but with enough unique, ridiculous, hilarious twists that it works wonderfully. Up ... to Volume 2 Chapter 11, it even has some drama worked in there which has me desperately awaiting more.

Our protagonist is kind of annoying to begin with, but you warm up to him as he gets over the shock of joining a photography club that turns out to basically be a brothel. I suppose I, too, might be a bit pissy were that to happen to me. Especially since if I didn't screw someone within a month, I'd be gang-raped.

That is the primary word of warning: The word rape is thrown around a lot in this manga, but it is not meant in the criminal sense of rape. You never get the feeling that someone is doing anything against their will, or that they do not enjoy. It actually feels ALOT more consensual than most yaoi I've read.

The characters pretty much all LOVE sex, joke and make comments about it all the time, and it's a surprisingly sex-positive, open-minded manga. Characters are into all sorts, and though sometimes they're teased for it, they're never ostracised.

Overall it's cute, smutty fun with enough feels and depth-of-character to actually make you care as well. I would highly recommend it to anyone who is well accustomed to yaoi, but is looking for something a little more fun, and little less typical uke-dominated-by-seme :)

I've never written a review on MAL yet so I hope this turns out okay. But to keep it short the series is better than I expected it to be with originally starting it as a joke thinking I wouldn't enjoy it at all.

Story: It's actually not bad, once you get past the whole joke of the club is like a sex club its actually pretty interesting, and the plot has me actually enjoying it more than what I initially thought

Art: Amazing 10/10 don't have any complaints

Characters: They're all so interesting, There were two characters I originally didn't like at the start of the series ... but they grew on me as I continued the series.

Enjoyment: Like I said before the series surprisingly grew on me and I ended up really enjoying it

Story: 7
Art: 8
Character: 10
Enjoyment: 8

The biggest highlight in Yarichin Bitch Bu is having cool layered characters.

Honestly the plot is very fanfic-esque and random at first, so I honestly didn't expect t like it or enjoy it as much as I did. The general story from the main character is very random and him staying in the club doesn't make much sense, but the other characters views and personalities are what made the story so good.

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When talking about characters I could not forget about Yuri, of course. He is the biggest "surprise box" in the story, and even if he's most of the time a comic relief, he's really well made and makes any one who reads want to know more about him. From the beginning meeting him and wondering "is he really out of his mind?" to knowing he's actually really smart and the top of his class, and slowly realising all the little layers of his sentiment for Fujisaki (Jimmy), the rest of the club and getting a grip in the way he expresses himsef. A good exemple would be the first time he meets and saves Jimmy, he says "bungee" wich (as english is not my first language) I didn't understand, and only a few days ago in a re-read I realized he was refering to bungee-jump, cause Jimmy was aout to jump off the building. Even being kinda of a niphomaniac, he has a pure underlay of a boy who actually likes his friends and cares about those around him. In my view, he's one of the most perfect truly "insane" characters I've ever read.

The relations between characters are what makes this manga great. From the way Tamura expresses (or at least tries lol) his attraction to Yaguchi, Shikatani's misterious way of being and his whole arc with his middle school(?) crush and Matsumura, Akemi's duality and even the lack of confidence Itome has (his own voice actor has said once that sometimes can feel like he's not even there, which is honestly a crucial part of his character).

The art itself has nothing wrong and I haven't read that much mangas in my life so spare me for not having any actual opinion on it, but as a not very enthusiastic manga reader, some storys can get confusing for me that is not used to reading mangas a lot, but yarichin does a fairly good work in makin things very self explanatory and letting visuals complement the written (also, most of the charaters are pretty af and nsfw scenes are never confusing or unnatractive)

Conclusion: If your looking for a funny and horny yaoi, that still has some depth and curious things about it's characters, Yarichin Bitch Bu might be the best for you. My favorite characters are for sure Yuri and also I'm starting to like Fujisaki more, but every character has something worth analyzing and appreciating, even with an akward main plot (and weird rape innuendos)

Compared to the anime, the manga was surprisingly more interesting and provided more depth and roundness to the characters, giving each of them their own storyline and conflicts to handle.

Like some of the characters look like they're based off stereotypes, but they act almost in a completely different way or have other tropes applied to them (Shikatani seeming like the serious type; nerd even but is pretty much a tsundere, or even the mom of the group with how much he cares about everyones wellbeing). And then you have the main protagonist, Toono, whos the straight man of the group (hah) and gets roped into ... this horny mess of a club and it's just amusing to see how he tries to get through it.

Refraining from spoilers but it's kinda misjudged with all the hentai but its got a pretty decent plot. Only downside is how long it takes for the manga to update since it happens randomly but its understandable.

I don't even know what I just read, what kind of manga is this?
At first I was curious about the title, I thought it was wrong and it was a beach club, but it really is "bitch". I didn't intend to read it because it's not really my style, nor do I usually read BL, but one of the characters intrigued me and I decided to read it just to find out what is his thing. When I realized, I had already read all the available chapters, I found the story interesting and I started to like the protagonist having a romance with Yuu.
But ... it's weird, I can't say I enjoyed it because there are so many things wrong with it, like gangbang threats, a character who looks like an irrational animal and a straight protagonist who seems being forced to be gay. Many lines that imply that they are only interested in another guy because he looks like a woman and things like that bothered me too.
It's a huge bizarre, a somewhat unexpected theme, but it kept me reading anyway? I don't usually read NSFW manga, but I already read one and thought it was amazing. The sex scenes in this one didn't interest me, I found it a little disappointing. And it's crazy how I felt this way about something that I don't usually read. Like, what was I expecting and why didn't it satisfy me?
I don't know, I really don't know what to feel about this manga.