Otome Kaijuu is a Seinen comedy disguised as a Shoujo romance, but is actually still a decent romance with satisfying progression. At first the characters seem like parodies of Shoujo romance archetypes, but those flat, seemingly generic characters all develop naturally beyond their tropes to reveal interesting traits, hobbies, and reasons why they act as they do. Some characters have yet to receive that treatment, but I have little doubt at this point that their development will be satisfying. At its core, it's a story about not judging by initial appearances because people are more complex than they may seem, and it adheres to that philosophynot only through its characters and storyline, but also its own structure and artstyle. The art is high quality throughout, whether in the cute Shoujo artstyle or when things are weirder. All of this makes for an enjoyable, albeit short experience that might not change your view on the world or cause fits of laughter, but will still resonate and thus is absolutely worth a read.