“Tomboy Akira, rejected after confessing to Haru, cuts her hair and becomes "Prince Akira" in high school.”
Your Melody
キミノネイロ
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Synopsis
Tomboy Akira, rejected after confessing to Haru, cuts her hair and becomes "Prince Akira" in high school.
Akira Tsubakiya has spent her whole life being told she looks like a boy. She's super tall, has a flat chest, and isn't girly at all. In middle school, she made a promise with a boy from her cram school, Haru - they would both aim to get into the same prestigious high school. Inspired by Haru's comment that he likes girls with long hair, Akira grew her hair out as she began to develop feelings for him. Now graduating from middle school, Akira decides to confess her feelings to Haru, but things don't go as planned. Heartbroken, she returns home and cuts off all her hair, deciding to stop trying to fit into a girly mold. Fast forward to Akira's first year in high school. She still wears a skirt but pairs it with the boys' uniform top, earning her the nickname "Prince Akira" and making her the object of many girls' admiration. As she navigates her new school life, Akira finds herself encountering unexpected situations and people from her past, leading to new discoveries about herself and others around her.
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Running avg · Aug 2012 → Jun 2020
- 10 “Kimi no Neiro features smooth pacing, a cute and funny narrative, and a refreshingly well-written protagonist in Neiro. While the art can be inconsistent and sloppy in its anatomy, and the genre...”
- 10 “This manga is a fabulous, highly original shoujo that excels with its detailed art, hilarious comedy, and charming character dynamics. While I initially found Akira’s character to be a bit cliché...”
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A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Your Melody begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 16 × 4 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 08m approx
- Published Jul 2010 – Nov 2011
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M13382 catalog