Tama Torarechatta Yooooo - Vol. 3 Ch. 15 - Pride

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Perhaps a hot take but Souji didn't have much a character that a girl version of him is all that exciting to begin with. There is a lot to love about this manga but "non-generic protagonist" ain't one of those things.

Thanks for the TL though, this has been a journey.
 
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For him to be the only one to go back to normal after the sword lost its power makes no sense whatsoever. Even remaining an adult woman would have been a stretch since that power was supposed to be temporary. Should ended with him reverting back to the baby girl form and having to start his life over just like everyone else that got cut down by his sword. Going back to his original male form is just a terrible ass-pull by the author.
 
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Perhaps a hot take but Souji didn't have much a character that a girl version of him is all that exciting to begin with. There is a lot to love about this manga but "non-generic protagonist" ain't one of those things.

Thanks for the TL though, this has been a journey.
There's not but becoming a girl still would've been a chance to get out of that generic protag section
 
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For him to be the only one to go back to normal after the sword lost its power makes no sense whatsoever. Even remaining an adult woman would have been a stretch since that power was supposed to be temporary. Should ended with him reverting back to the baby girl form and having to start his life over just like everyone else that got cut down by his sword. Going back to his original male form is just a terrible ass-pull by the author.
Fully agreed. That'd be a challenging, philosophical ending. Would be kind of beautiful to be raised alongside Tsuchikare as a twin sister and their respective swords beginning to share each other's power. Yeah, you lose on the "childhood friend romance" angle if Ureha is having to help raise them but I miss endings where romance doesn't actually happen despite being built up. Lost loves is a lost art nowadays.

There's not but becoming a girl still would've been a chance to get out of that generic protag section
In theory, yes, if there was still enough time to explore it in earnest. But my point is more that Souji is so bland and the story is almost over that even if he didn't turn back it wouldn't make much of a tangible difference if we're getting a glossing over status quo ending regardless.
 
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Fully agreed. That'd be a challenging, philosophical ending. Would be kind of beautiful to be raised alongside Tsuchikare as a twin sister and their respective swords beginning to share each other's power. Yeah, you lose on the "childhood friend romance" angle if Ureha is having to help raise them but I miss endings where romance doesn't actually happen despite being built up. Lost loves is a lost art nowadays.


In theory, yes, if there was still enough time to explore it in earnest. But my point is more that Souji is so bland and the story is almost over that even if he didn't turn back it wouldn't make much of a tangible difference if we're getting a glossing over status quo ending regardless.
Well you know what that means!

Time to write some fanfic where that premise happens!
 

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