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Obsessive Fangirl Horror: I Want to Be That Streamer's Girlfriend
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Hinaki Kaguya is a college student with good looks who often catches the glances of her peers. However, she has a secret she can't tell anybody... she's obsessively in love with Subaru, one of the members of a popular online streamer group! Suddenly, a message from an unknown account comes to Hinaki as she wishes to be able to date Subaru... will this be an answer to her intense passion?
Obsessive Fangirl Horror: I Want to Be That Streamer's Girlfriend
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Romance / Mystery/Suspense / Media Tie-In / Only on MangaPlaza / Josei
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Monochrome
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Digital Release Date :
June 22, 2023 (PST)
- Best Seller Mystery/Suspense #6 Best Seller
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4.6 (18 Ratings)
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Obsessive Fangirl HorrorThis review contains spoilers. Really loved the first chapter I like stories like this they are very fun to read I love when there a little crazy but overall pretty good 😊
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I support women's rights and women's wrongs <3This review contains spoilers. We love to see a female yandere and a scumbag male love interest <3 they deserve each other. Spent the first half going "girrrrlll he's using you!" and the second half going "boooooy she gonna mess you up!"
Could not stop grinning through the whole thing, absolutely loved it. So glad Mero was able to start moving on with her life, at least someone walked away from this trash fire in a positive direction. Good for her <3
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Traumatize men who traumatized you right backFun & expressive art style. Super unique ! I loved all the characters, even though they're all awful people in their own way. Does a great job of showing the online world.
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Eerie FangirlingFirst of all, the art style of this manga is very nice!
The story itself is also really good. What i would have wished for is an in-depth explanation of how the characters turned out the way they did. But otherwise great work! :)
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Really Interesting and Relevant, wish it wasn't paThis manga so far has a really interesting premise that is relevant to the modern day. The art is dynamic and expressive and the characters have very clear flaws that adds to the story. I wish the series wasn't pay gated by paying chapter for chapter. If I could read it all up front I would be more likely to purchase the series afterward to gladly support their creator.
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- Streaming and Social Media Portrayed Without Feeling Weird x Absolutely Good Horror Elements
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I've never been to privvy to stories that utilize social media or streaming (although this is more in the realm of tv than comic/manga). It always feels like whoever tries to set up a story with internet culture just has no idea what would actually become famous or a meme, or just lack the visual literacy to translate it to a story telling medium. This is absolutely not the case here. It totally helps that it tries not to spend too much time displaying "content" and interfaces, but the horror elements that are very quick to show themselves in the SFX and art-style allow the social media literacy to take a back seat and let the reader be freaked the freak out by how off the rails the story and the characters get. The relevance of creepiness in parasocial relationships elevates the fear factor of this one even further.
