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I feel like I need to catch up on this manga but it's pretty boring.

That manga seems interesting.

And I would try to be the little girl, even though it would be hard.

>>2983927
Well it is mostly a fanservice piece.

The horror.

This comic reminds me of the ryofuko-chan anime, and as such I won't be reading it.

I don't think my personality would change in the least, or at worst I might act like in the anime mentioned above.

I wish to be the scientist.

>>2983960
Why does she have two left legs?

>>2983906

Man that's a huge egg yoke MC is eating. I wonder what eggs taste like in Japan. Here where I live, there's no taste.

>>2983992
Because you're not staring at her ass hard enough.

>>2983998
I first have to ensure that the picture is anatomically correct to have a boner

Tears. Naked. Lolicon.
>>2984012
Sounds like a crippling disability.

>>2984012

>give in and have your prior identity fade away?
It's not like I have an identity as of now, so I probably wouldn't care. Being able to live as a little girl would be enough for me~

>>2983906

Um, is there a download anywhere?

>>2984219
http://www.mangafox.com/manga/ichinensei_ni_nacchattara/

That was a good read. Here's my fun take on it.

I think there's a strong possibility Iori (17m) and Iori (7f) are different people. You'd have to explain a few things though, like the posterior mark, knowledge, how Yume treats him, and her familiarity with the real Iori's life.

To explain the posterier mark, although the bath scene was a joke perhaps that is a true memory? Perhaps the real Iori saved a fake Iori one day in a snowstorm and she developed a mental complex over it. As odd as it sounds the evidence of a mark being there at all supports this fact. It's a new body so he/she would have had to reapply the mark for it to be back.

To explain the intelligence, Iori's(7f) "fictional" parents are both Scientists. It's believable a manga would use this as proof the child would also be smart.

To explain the living conditions and Yume(the weird scientist lady), Sometimes parents humor their children when their children pretend to be something else. Children acting out roles and pretending to be other things is nothing new. By extension someone temporarily taking care of a kid wouldn't really care enough to challenge a child playing out a role. This is supported by the fact that Yume still treats Iori like a kid, Saying she shouldn't be reading difficult things or making Iori go to bed on time, the author makes a strong point to point out Iori is confused by this treatment.

To explain the intimate knowledge of Iori(17m)'s life, Iori(7f) lives with Iori(17m)'s target of affection and has contact with his sister. While forming this complex it wouldn't be impossible for her to absorb information like this vicariously, even more so if the fake memory from the bath house was real then Iori(7f) would have had contact earlier in her life.

This leaves only the actual surgery scene as a problem, of course this can always be explained as a dishonest narrator. There was no one we can trust to actually give us that story besides the person with a complex that could be distorting it.

>>2985091
>>2985095
You missed the memo that said 'Laugh & Fap' and tried to think about it instead?

>>2985104

I blave VNs for doing this to me. ;_;

>>2985104

I blame VNs for doing this to me. ;_;

>>2985095

Lots of supportin facts too
-No one talks about male Iori being missing. No one talks about the accident being fatal or Iori still being hosptialized. You would think this would be a big deal. Rin (girl who was saved) acts as if he's fine and is going to save a kiss for him. She's also the only first hand account we have of the accident. The sister doesn't seem to care in the least.
-Ero mag does nothing for young Iori
-When the young Iori is kissed she says her heart is racing.
-Often young Iori's actions, expressions, and attitudes slip into age appropriateness.
-We aren't given an older Iori to compare with the younger one, all we get are possibly fake reflections by the younger one.
-We're given the guise of Iori having to learn things anew because of a gender swap when it's possible she/he is learning them for the first time.

Sister talks like she's still in current contact with him too.

>>2985304
>>2985184

I always thought that it was just bad writing on the author's part. Of what I read, Iori's sister did have one chapter dedicated to her missing her brother, but it doesn't really come up. It's swept to the wayside in favor of loli butts, and that doesn't really make for a good story, especially since a lot of the humor is very weak. The OP image doesn't look like the plot is going to get interesting (i.e. exist), though

I'd think it would be neat to have 7 year-old Irori go out of her way to find out what's going on with her family at her old would be awesome (Unless It did already and I just missed it due to dropping it). Any character development for Yume would be nice, the female super-pedo shtick is old.

>>2985415

It could be bad writing, or it could end up to be super fuck win writing. Iori meeting with Iori would be one of the largest mindfucks ever.

Too bad it's not going to happen though, still there being enough evidence for Irori's brain to melt down to the point he isn't sure himself anymore is pretty win.

I would expect /jp/ to discuss being the little girl, pedo doctors, or even the curvature of fine loli ass.
But /jp/ actually discussing the merits, demerits, and 'mindfucks' of this were far beyond my imagination.
Umineko is making /jp/ think too hard apparently.

>>2985613
I honestly don't mind this sort of discussion as long as it isn't about Umineko itself.

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>>2985642
Talking to a spambot?

>>2985613

I read it expecting some cute with a truck load of plot and some mind fuck (though very little wangst). I was naturally disappointed when all I got was loli fan service and weak humor.

And I like my butts healthy, thank you very much.

>>2985680
Their rears are rather healthy for such diminutive frames though.
And the girl he likes is practically overflowing with healthy.

>>2985680
>And I like my butts healthy, thank you very much.
If that's the case, I think you're reading the wrong manga.

Dumb question. I've transcended. Who would look back to an inferior life and think it was a good thing?

>>2985613

>But /jp/ actually discussing the merits, demerits, and 'mindfucks' of this were far beyond my imagination.


It's been like that for the longest time. You new here, son? I take it you've not been an audience to the lengthy dissertations on the pros and cons of Gensokyo VS. Grimsokyo and Slutsokyo.

Is there any good fiction/game/comic/anything that uses this concept? Most gender bender fiction tend to be meh to absolute shit, the only good one I could find was Ranma, and that's ancient.

Somebody HAS to have made a decent "Guy turns to little girl" story somewhere.

>>2986001
"As Gregor Samsa awoke one morning from uneasy dreams he found himself transformed in his bed into a little girl. "

I'd much rather prefer a "guy turns to giant robot" story, though. You wake up one day and holy shit you are Demonbane, time to slay great old ones in the name of justice.

>>2983906
Remind me too much of pretty face for me to take this seriously.

>>2986024

Isn't that what happens in Jeeg? Either way, that would be awesome

>>2985091
>>2985095
That's actually a wonderful theory you have there. Reading through the whole thing, I kept wondering why no one cared the dead male Iori. It's like he disappeared from the world and everyone seem to forget about him except for a certain few unless he is, of course, alive and still going to school. Could it be possible that Yume prematurally assumed that he died, made the body with his small extracts of his memory and called it a day? Rather than being a boy turns into girl story, it's a boy has a girl copy roaming around story.

Of course, this is mostly likely a loli fanservice manga, but I like it regardless. Oh well, one can dream.

It's nice to dream but you know that the next volume is just going to go back to loli jokes. Sorry, no personal identity despair manga.

I really love the idea of a manga being more serious business about this theme though, you could do a lot with it.

>>2985819
>I take it you've not been an audience to the lengthy dissertations on the pros and cons of Gensokyo VS. Grimsokyo and Slutsokyo.
Those topics are flat-out retarded. I'd hardly consider the average post in those topics "dissertations". They're more like monkeys flinging shit at each other.

>>2987812
And the nice thing is that I enjoy loli jokes as well. However, it's a crime for a loli fanservice manga to not use its fullpage illustration for loli fanservice. That and the synopsis at the begining of each chapter.

>>2987812

It almost makes me want to write a story alone those lines...or at least attempt, since I don't write often, and when I do, it's often for humor. It just sucks that this premise isn't being explored.

Ah well, I always have Ranma and Futaba-kun...

Can anyone think of something that would play out like

>>2985091
>>2985095

where it starts as a goofy adventure but ends up taking a turn for mindfuckery? I really want to read something like this.

>>2988101
This. Just read the OP manga and echo what other anons itt said.

>>2987816

>>2987816

>Those topics are flat-out retarded. I'd hardly consider the average post in those topics "dissertations". They're more like monkeys flinging shit at each other.

Ah, but the Anons take them very seriously indeed, and they go on for up to 50 posts or more.

>>2988143

Did read it, but conjecture in this thread and the reality of the manga are admittedly just that. It would be cool to find a series that actually played out like this.

I'd be an adorable loli on the outside, and normal on the inside, when i'm alone. I may get a cat to keep as a pet and talk to it. And kill anyone who see's my other side.

>>2988265

Actually wasn't that kind of FF7's story line with Cloud? except he was a soldier instead of a little girl...