あ's manga / #omegaverse(5)

Tachi/seme is the omega, which just by itself deserves some head-turning/interest. Hilarious manga, exagerating and using some of the thropes of the genre (omegaverse) but without being bland or too repetitive. Mainly a comedy manga, I'd say, but also with strong relationship elements, and a wholesome (thought certainly sexual) love between the most absurdly "elite rich and powerful" alfa and the omega, who is smaller and has a cute face but is 100% a top. The "falling in love" part is very, VERY quick, and there isn't much depth to the main characters, they also don't really face many challenges, but I feel like the comedy aspect is so good it doesn't matter too much. Beta charcater surprised me, as a lot of other people have said, favorite character. I would like to see another manga with his relationship with the foreign prince, but it doesn't seem like something that would happen given the way they're positioned in relation to each other. The comedy aspect is done mostly by exagerating to the point of near absurdity the caracteristics often attributed to powerful, wealthy, company-president elite alfas, and throw the main character into it with him being moreless the straight man.

Omegaverse where our main (omega) charcater, being the sole heir to his yakuza family/group, needs to marry an alpha, because the yakuza world is old-fashioned and it is a custom that groups be lead by an alpha, while maintaining the hereditary nature of the boss' sucession. A lot of usual alpha scumbags, some attempted thingies going on. However, our omega is more than capable of taking care of himself most of the time. I was surprised by how strong-willed and considerative of his future he was, instead of being merely the hot-headed, overconfident alpha-hating omega type of character I thought he was going to be. The story isn't very elaborate or complex, it ends up being mostly centred on the 2 main characters without that much external plot. It's pretty okay, and I feel like the characters were a bit more well-developed than in most one-volume BLs like this.

Really liked it, definitely more interesting than most scripeted omegaverses. (The revolutionary alpha indeed) Also includes the one shot "Order in uniform", the one-shot with Miller that I really like (established relationship)