The story is told from third person close of the main character with moments of the other characters added in for plot development. There is no foul language, no sex, and no violence in this manga. The intended reader is someone who likes shojo manga, humor, and love stories. The cover is deep pink with Asuka and his mother on it looking at each other. As this is the sixteenth volume in this series, you need to have read the first fifteenth volumes to understand the story. It is 192 pages long and is publishes by Shojo Beat. It is the sixteenth in her Otomen series. Today's post is on Otomen volume 16 by Aya Kanno. I think it’s more deeper than that but I hope that within the next two volumes it reveals why she is like this and maybe, hopefully, allow Asuka be his true self with the people who knows and loves him the most. I really want to know the real reason why the concept scares her so much and I don’t think it’s cause of her husband. This sticks to me so much cause that’s basically what will be the main theme for the last three volumes and this is spoken by a cruel character, in my honest opinion. That bloody narrow-minded twat of a mother and this is me being nice about it The story is finally hitting a high, I dread but look forward to reading more Which is a great motivator, but I am sad that it is occurring in the last three volumes, like it happens with long run series. I like how this story makes me emotional, even if it makes me so angry since this whole theme is out-dated but I need to know more, I need to know how it ends. In the end, so many changes are occurring, will they be able to keep true to themselves? Or is this the end to our gang of open and caring Otomen friends. That’s not all, Asuka and friends go on a retreat to a cute little farm where they could be free to enjoy all things cute, but they are not alone. Will this be the end of Asuka and his love for all things cute? They all seem to be competing for the hand of Princess Kaguya, who is played by our darling Ryo, but that’s not the major problem, Asuka’s mother is watching and Asuka reveals his Otomen heart for all to see, especially her. Asuka and his friends has ended up getting involved in the school play.

Otomen, Vol. 1 by Aya Kanno