DNA Doesn't Tell Us Manga Volume 1
About DNA Doesn't Tell Us Manga Volume 1
DNA Doesn't Tell Us volume 1 features story and art by Mintarou.
Across the planet, animals are turning into humans! Well, mostly human anyway. These animal-featured new individuals must learn how to live in their new bodies and among one other. It’s for this reason some are sent to Animalium—an all-girls school specifically for this new species—and it’s there these girls will learn all they need to know about themselves and each other!
Details
- Publisher: SEVEN SEAS
- Media: Manga
- Genre: Drama
- Themes: Supernatural
- Age Rating: 13+
- Release Date: 3/20/2018
- Page Count: 180
- Dimensional Weight: 1
- Written Language: English
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Ratings & Reviews
2 reviews
Not the kind of fan service I like.
by This Guy -
The art was super cute. The story was interesting enough. And while I never really argue with fanservice when it shows up, I can't say I liked how it was done in here. If you like cutesie cutesie with some panty and bra shots, go for it by all means. It just wasn't for me.
Anthropomorphic Moe Yuri
by John
This is a great little tale of real animals who turn into teenage girls and have to learn how to act like people so they can integrate into society successfully. Its surprisingly funny, I laughed a lot while reading it. The author does situational comedy very well. The characters are based on actual animal species (both in physical appearance and personalities) which creates clear character differentiation and dynamic personal interactions. Its very light in fan service, which is appropriate given the moe character design, but there is lots of erotic interaction and relationship development between the girls. If you appreciate animal girls, yuri manga, and good writing, you should check this out.