Girls of the Wild's - Recommendations

JAhU says...

When Koreans make a manhwa about a guy being admitted to an all-girls school, it's not quite what you would expect from a Japanese authors. Both Girls of the Wild's and XO Sisters feature such (un)fortunate protagonist. There are some other similarities such as girls who can fight really well and an extremely good art style. However, aside from previously mentioned themes those manhwa are not very similar. Nonetheless, I hope the things I wrote do encourage you to check them out, as those are good quality series.

Jerny says...

Because both the male Mc enters into a newly coed all girls high school and the Mc in xo sisters is delinquent which he got beat up by a girl and in girls of the wild the Mc is weak and becomes strong later Both has significant harem females.

JAhU says...

When I was reading Green Boy I thought of Girls of the Wild's for some reason. Sure, both of those series have strong girls and a boy who starts weak but gets gradually stronger, but truth to be told, I would count this recommendation as one of those "gut feel" ones. So, if you liked one of those two manhwa, you ought to check the other one as well.

P.S. As a bonus both of those series feature good and colored art, since both of them are korean webcomics.

andreichekov says...

They both have the physically strong girl archetype. Which is the usual draw to either of them. They both have light romance, and a weak guy that gets stronger as the series progresses. Also, they are both filled with the same type of antagonists, usually bullies and the like.

Oh, and they are both really funny. The sense of humour is so similar that I thought they were written by the same persons at first.

pin3appl333 says...

Well, it´s from one of the authors of Eleceed. It´s a little different, but the chemistry between the caracters feels the same. Just go check it out, and see if you like it!

Sandiya says...

I read this manga because I really liked Girls Of The Wilds. Zhena worked both on these manga. I highly recommend both of these.

JAhU says...

Both Trinity Seven and Girls of the Wild's are harem series with the unusual, "down to earth" harem lead. In both of those series the main character gets transferred to a new, female dominated school, where he instantly attracts the attention of several most powerful girls (we're talking about destructive power here). Girls of the Wild's is actually a non-ecchi series and has some drama going on. On the other hand Trinity Seven is light comedy with some bits of ecchi here and there. Still, if you liked one of those, the other one might just prove interesting as well.

Stn360 says...

In both the female lead has trouble expressing emotions and has a deep affection for the main character. Also, both are harem.

JAhU says...

Both series feature a weak male lead who gradually becomes stronger under the guidance of some kick-ass girls. While Girls of the Wild's is completely ecchi free, Tsumanuda Fight Town features some fanservice (occasionally), but in the end both series really focus on martial arts. If you liked one series, you might want to read the other one too.

Thrawn says...

The main guy protagonists start out as total wuss bags, unable to properly punch some guy in the face or kick his balls clean off. So they meet up with a bunch of hot chicks (Wilds) and a hot chick with another hot chick and manly flex men (Kenichi). But they learn about martial arts, how to defend themselves and even engage in some romantic tension while they're busy kicking ass and when they aren't breaking faces. Kenichi focuses more on ecchi than Wilds but both provide solid martial arts action and some depth behind all the bone breaking moves and styles with some great bouts of comedy; fun reads for fans of the martial arts genre.

JAhU says...

If one thinks of harem series, the first thing that may come to mind is how the male lead is always treated horribly by his supposed love interests. However there are two series that break this trend. You have guessed right, I'm talking about Girls of The Wild's and Kanojo ga Flag o Oraretara. In both the protagonist is treated very nicely by the surrounding girls and I believe that this refreshing break from the norm is a good enough reason to recommend those series to each other.

JAhU says...

There are some similarities between those two series... well, mainly it's the 2 main characters. In both the main duo is composed of a really strong, tall girl who happens to be a kuudere and a weak guy who ends up hanging a lot with the girl and also being protected by her (at times in Girls of the Wild and pretty much all the time in Witch Craft Works). The authors do different things with this setup (in one the girl is quite obsessive and in the other the guy actually learns how to protect himself) so the series don't look all that similar for most part, but when they do, they do. If you liked the personalities (or the composition of them) of main characters in one series, you might find the similar (yet different) characters in the other series interesting.

Zaig says...

A guy suddenly attends a new school with crazy(-powerful) classmates, going from weak to strong, getting his own harem (that goes ballistic whenever their crush gets hurt!) and the girls being similar in personality/being badass; the list really goes on here. I continuously get these Rosario+Vampire vibes while reading Girls of the Wild's, so I'm sure you'll feel like turning to the other for a read when you need to get that fix.