Trap Heroine

It was roughly around 19th century when great philosophers started questioning existentialism. The thought of a human being not as mere subject, but as an individual, a piece which builds the society as we know it now. Questions like:

What defines you? ; How should people live their lives? ; What is the meaning of life? ; and finally,

Are traps gay?

From the moment that question popped out, many-many masterminds of this world roamed their way on a journey of finding an answer. Countless attempts of seeking the truth to this thought-provoking question, stimulating them more and more. Sleepless nights, many have fallen in this one-sided slaughter without getting a hint of the answer... Despair, deep angst hung on them, until now

Why, you ask? Because a notorious event broke through all the doubts and revealed the answers upon them. And that event is the creation of manga "Trap Heroine". It has it all : the uneasiness ; is that thing down there really makes it cuter ; the truth that all these years was searched for

The greatness. The genius. The heroism.

If you seek the answers, then this manga is undoubtedly a must-read for you. Behold and enjoy

Before we get any further into the review, I'm going to answer what we're all thinking. It's not BL, and it doesn't have the BL vibes.

So far, Trap Heroine has delved into an area that isn't touched upon by most of the content being released in 2018. We've been flooded by isekai novels and while those are great, and while many do provide great romance stories; it's usually the same harem template with the personalities involved are so similar that I start to mix up which characters belong to which universe.

In contrast, Trap Heroine dares to tell us the story of a budding relationship between two men with both of them having their own conflicting circumstances and ideas. All the while telling jokes along the way to keep the mood light.

Many men will cringe at the mere thought of two males in a romantic relationship, but somehow this manga presents it in a way that anyone can grow to accept. It may be presumptuous of me to say, but I think that if this manga is allowed to be drawn to completion; it could be game changing.

There haven't been many chapters out yet(At the time of writing 5 are out) but, so far I'm really liking what I see and I'll be reading as chapters are released. And, I hope that you will give Trap Heroine a chance too, you might like it.

This is oddly philosophical for a trap comic —

I am personally of the opinion that fuzzing too much over gender — especially of cartoon characters — is ludicrous and that especially with the commonplace occurrence of traps that a character's gender is essentially that the author tells you it is: this comic explores on a philosophical level the implications of that concept and the futility of so-called "sexual orientations". Rather than being one's typical trap moeblob (— which is by they way delicious — )this story deals with this situation.

- There is a character that looks female, even looks female in male clothing
- Keeps casually insisting being male though being fully aware of being easily mistaken for a female
- No other character has ever seen this character's genitals

It explores the philosophical implications of that the only thing that makes this character male is his word and the implications thereof for rules pertaining to gender and sexual orientations.