Cover image for Otometic Syndrome (乙女的シンドローム; Otome-teki Syndrome; Otometeki Shindoromu; 乙女的〈おとめてぃっく〉シンドローム; สาวน้อยหัวใจแหวว)
Original Story by Haru Harukawa
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Otometic Syndrome

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Type Manga
Release Year / Date Jun 14, 2015
Country Japan
Author Haru Harukawa
Artist / Illustrator Haru Harukawa
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Sixteen-year-old Tachibana Otome is a dedicated otaku whose passions are firmly rooted in the world of two-dimensional fiction. Like many fans deeply immersed in anime and manga culture, she has developed a highly specific standard for her ideal romantic partner: a young man with striking blonde hair and bright blue eyes. For Otome, this precise aesthetic preference has always been nothing more than a fantasy trope confined to the pages of her favorite stories and the screens she watches daily, existing safely within the boundaries of her fictional interests. However, her comfortable routine is unexpectedly disrupted when she suddenly crosses paths with someone in the real world who perfectly embodies her exact specifications. Confronted by a living, breathing version of the very archetype she has only ever admired from afar, Otome finds herself entirely unprepared for the reality of the situation. The encounter forces her to navigate the unfamiliar territory between her sheltered otaku lifestyle and genuine human interaction. As she struggles to process this surreal coincidence, the story explores how a girl so accustomed to fictional romance will handle the unpredictable complexities of facing her ultimate ideal type outside the safety of imagination.
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