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I believe the controller in the first chapter was metaphorical, I don't think Hareta exists outside of the game world or that there's a player controlling him. Nothing in the work alludes to it and Hareta is bound by the same rules as everyone else. As we have seen before the world they inhabit...

While I can respect your interpretation, I don't think this is enough to prove that the character is trans. If the author wanted the character to be trans he would've given indication of that, and until now they didn't. The character presented themselves as a boy, identifies as such, and is...

WHen translating a work one should always be mindful of context. Yes, Watashi is a formal and feminine pronoun in Japan, now, it's not equivalent to She/Her, once that the latter aren't feminine pronouns, they're female pronouns. While in some cases it can make sense to translate Watashi as...

I don't th I don't think this would work, because one of the bad ends for the Gyaru has her ending with another boy. If Hareta doesn't get with one of the girls or if the girls choose someone that isn't him, the world will read this as a bad ending and reset

It's a take on the same idea, but way more bitter. In Misaki-kun Hareta is never vilified or treated as someone bad, the rules of the world in which they live in is the source of their pain. The protagonist is actually one of the victims of the system and struggles with the oppression imposed...

The heroines, in the very first chapters, talk about how frustrating it's to be a heroine in a dating sim. The gyaru dislikes the fact that the game forces her to love Hareta, not because she doesn't love him, but because this makes their love less genuine. The yandere hates the fact that...

Like being make up and shaving

If it was just this the parents wouldn't be framed as dark ominous figures and Kokuyou's eyes wouldn't be covered by shadows

If it was this the author wouldn't have coveted Kokuyou's eyes in dramatic way when he agreed with them about wanting to be a girl

I'm doing my best to be able to. I'm not fluent or even good enough yet, but I try to read many works in Japanese to improve my skills. Otokonoko stories are one of my main interests, alongside BL, Harem, Romcom, Shoujo and Shonen, so I try to read a lot of those works and to translate them...

The scene with the parents depicts the whole situation ominous and sad. See the parent's eyes being covered by shadows, Kukoyou getting sad when agreeing with their father over the idea of becoming a girl, the way the parents scare and neglect their younger child, etc. Everything in there is...

There are many reasons as to why someone would want to be a girl, one of them is gender dysphoria born out of Transsexuality, and I wouldn't judge those who read Kokuyou as such, but that isn't the only reason as to why someone would have those desires As shown in the series, Kukoyou main wish...

I have nothing against different interpretations or headcanons, but some people here are too aggressive when it comes to sharing their views. I don't think it's bad for someone to see Minato as trans, but don't force this on other or act as if not seeing the character as being so is an...

I got four strikes in my comment. I'm sorry people, but I won't call the guy who cums in his pants because he's wearing girl's clothes a trans woman, that's offensive. Minato is an Otokonoko with transvestic fetishism.

It doesn't see like the protagonist is saying that they want to be a girl, see how the meeting is framed. Also, in the sequel of this series the protagonist says that they don't want to be a girl

By the way the meeting is framed, this doesn't look like something positive or that represents the whole truth.

One is a girl(boy) and the other is a girl(girl)

Otokonoko, that's his character trope. He's a boy who's extremely feminine and has interest in female presentation and expression

He's developing an Otokonoko fetish, and the Otokonoko he's interested in is himself

It's stated that they live in the world of a game, but it's never said that the protagonist is a player, by all we know Hareta is just the protagonist Character, not someone who came from outside or that is playing the story, he's a character.