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Otomen Character Analysis
In the story Otomen the readers were introduced to a very interesting character named Asuka. This character is a very popular high school student who is very athletic, and smart. He was famous with the name "the men's man " At first he acted very mature and manly in front of everyone around him. He joined every sports club in school and usually won many sports prizes, he got good grades, and always avoid sweets because he thought that eating sweets would make him look less manly but no one know another side of him which is secret to everyone. He also secretly does the sweet hobbies that he really like for example cooking, baking, knitting and etc. Later in the story, Asuka started to show his true personality in front of his friends and later in front of everyone because he learned a lesson that he doesn't have to care what other people think he just has to be himself. These are some example of the event that shows Asuka changes throughout the story. For example, when he met some new close friends who never judge him because of his secret hobbies he started to make a lot of beautiful and delicious Bentos(lunch boxes) for …show more content…
Then later when he already knew that he shouldn't care about making everyone happy, which makes himself uncomfortable. He started to change and show his true self to everyone more and more which made his life so much easier and happier because he doesn't have act in front of people all the time anymore. I think that everyone should do that too because by doing that make everyone a unique person and have their own ways of doing things and people shouldn't copy anyone because every was born an original why die a copy,

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