Souka and her recently divorced mother move to a new place to start over. In looking for a school to enroll in, Souka decides to leave her preppy, private high school behind and transfers into a technical high school. To her surprise, she's the only girl student in the entire school! The first day of school is nothing like she ever imagined -- boys crashing through the window, fighting for all they are worth. One day, the school's current "Bancho" (a term for a gang leader) ambushes Souka. Determined to protect her, Yu, one of the classmates, comes to her rescue, but Yu ends up in a struggle. Trying to help, Souka swings her book bag and ends up taking down the Bancho herself! What Souka didn't know was that when someone takes down the class' leader, you became the leader of that class. This wasn't a role she was expecting for herself, but will she be able to relinquish it?
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Shoujo Roma-Comi meets Cromartie High School,
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This review is from: My Darling! Miss Bancho 1 (Paperback)
A lighthearted story about a pretty but otherwise ordinary girl who, because of certain circumstances, enrolls in a technical high school. What she doesn't know is the the boys are out of control and all the girls have transferred, so she is the only one! She meets a boy, attractive, strong and charismatic, and he vows to protect her and even teaches her a few tricks. The next thing you know, she has become the "boss king" or Bancho of the high school!
I like the story and enjoy the gags in this comic. I like the main character, who has hidden strength that only surfaces when she really needs to show it. Could she really be suited to be a gang boss? This is Fujikata-san's debut manga, and the art is a little uneven. Strangely, the art inside the book is better, IMO, than the cover art! The story feels fresh despite some common elements. I will continue to read the series and encourage you to join me. Its perfect for a Sunday afternoon.
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