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Like a Butterfly
2012★ 7.2MANGAFinished
Romance
Like a Butterfly shares the Romance genre and similar themes: Shoujo, School, Heterosexual.
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Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi
なみだうさぎ~制服の片思い~
By Ai Minase2009MANGA58 ch.10 vol.Finished
The class is changing seats and Momoka got stuck sitting by Narumi, the weird kid in the class. He has long hair that covers his eyes, he doesn't talk much and when he does he is kind off scary, and a circle of rumors follows him everywhere he goes. But is Narumi really a weird boy? Or is he just misunderstood? what kind of pure love could result from this...?
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What is Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi about?
The class is changing seats and Momoka got stuck sitting by Narumi, the weird kid in the class. He has long hair that covers his eyes, he doesn't talk much and when he does he is kind off scary, and a circle of rumors follows him everywhere he goes. But is Narumi really a weird boy? Or is he just mi...
How many chapters does Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi have?
Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi has 58 chapters.
What genre is Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi?
Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi belongs to the Drama, Romance genres.
What are the best manga similar to Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi?
The top manga similar to Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi include Like a Butterfly, Strobe Edge, 360° Material. These share key genres and themes with Namida Usagi: Seifuku no Kataomoi.