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Joonha is a normal, healthy boy of sixteen who has cruised through life without too many problems. Imagine his surprise when a recent trip to the bathroom suddenly reveals that he's not normal at all! With a shriek of "Oh, my God!!!," he finds himself missing, well, something he never thought he could live without. The impact is too much for poor Joonha and he soon passes out. While in his half-conscious state, he overhears the incredible truth: his family is abnormal in the weirdest possible way. After puberty, their chromosomes undergo some kind of mutation, which converts their bodies into the opposite sex! Which means his father is really a woman who has been living as a man since the gene change took place. Now Joonha has to leave behind 16 years of life as a man and live as a woman. What will his childhood friend Jinhoo and the girl he has always liked, Heewon, say when they find out?!
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Bran Roth
reviewed Click, Volume 3 on December 21, 2012
Click, Volume 3
Dragon Knights has got to be my favorite manga series ever. It so deserves to become an anime. Although the first couple books were not that good at all, Ohkami has shown so, so much improvement. That's one of the best things about it, because instead of starting out great then getting worse like, say, Naruto for example, it started out as, perhaps not one of the worst, but definitely not the best, then got better and better.
Something else I love about this series is the complexity. If you don't like to think a lot when you read manga, you won't like this, but I love it because every time I read it again, I find new things, figure out stuff I hadn't the slightest clue of the first time around.
Oh, and another quality I just have to mention is the dragons, which pulled me into the series in the first time. I still cannot get over the genuis of having these huge, awe-inspiring dragons turn into little chibi creatures who have to hold up signs to talk. It's a more ingenuis way of having more interaction between the humans and the dragons than the telepathy most fantasy writers have their characters use, and a cute way at that.
I have so, so much more I could say about this series, but I won't because if I did it would probably take up the whole page. All I'll say is that, for fantasy lovers like me, Dragon Knights is one of the best manga ever created.
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