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兎オトコ虎オトコ / Usagi Otoko Tora Otoko #2
兎オトコ虎オトコ 二
「スズキ」の正体が自分だとバレてしまった卯月。これで野浪に諦めてもらえるだろうと考えるが…！？白衣の兎とヤクザの虎の恋がいよいよ決着か！？
119 pages, Kindle Edition
First published May 29, 2010
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Akira Honma
22 books37 followersAkira Honma (本間アキラ, Honma Akira) is a Japanese manga author, mainly of Boys' Love genre.
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December 5, 2019
Mi corazón 😭😭
February 24, 2016
Usagi Otoko, Tora Otoko or Rabbit Man, Tiger Man art and story by Akira Honma is a romantic comedy at its best. And a yaoi I wanted to review just for the sake of sharing because it’s good, really good.
Doctor Uzuki works out of a university teaching hospital. One night on his way home he comes across a man shot in the shoulder. The man Nonami is yakuza, which makes the doctor nervous, but he can’t leave an injured person to possibly die. So, he patches Nonami, and then disappears into the night. At the time, probably due to his condition, Nonami misheard Uzuki’s name, and has mistaken him for a woman he believes is called Suzuki. With the help of a brother yakuza, he infiltrates the university hospital to find “Doctor Suzuki.”
There is another story, but it really does play second fiddle to the Uzuki and Nonami’s relationship. The handsome Nonami is a crazy sort of guy—somewhat eccentric and unpredictable, he has a tendency to yell when he doesn’t get the answer he wants. But underneath his gruff exterior beats a kind heart that gradually becomes ensnared by Uzuki. And it’s the way he falls in love that makes him irresistible. Uzuki, on the other hand, is timid, intelligent, and patient, a real adorable uke, and a perfect match for Nonami on every level.
I mentioned this yaoi is a romantic comedy, in which some moments are definite “laugh out loud” quality and others are incredibly romantic. And the author does a superb job with art; she has created one of the longest and most beautiful love scenes I’ve come across. I would rank this yaoi equal in caliber to Eda Yuuri and Machiya Hatoko’s Koi to wa Yobenai (You Can’t Call it Love); great characters and an interesting story with loads of emotion. I know the bad boy yakuza has been done to death, but in the case of Rabbit Man, Tiger Man the bad boy Nonami’s unconventional outlook makes him unique. This yaoi is a definite “must read.” I look forward to purchasing additional works from Akira Honma. Five stars!
Original Review: http://www.blakrayneblog.com/2016/02/...
Doctor Uzuki works out of a university teaching hospital. One night on his way home he comes across a man shot in the shoulder. The man Nonami is yakuza, which makes the doctor nervous, but he can’t leave an injured person to possibly die. So, he patches Nonami, and then disappears into the night. At the time, probably due to his condition, Nonami misheard Uzuki’s name, and has mistaken him for a woman he believes is called Suzuki. With the help of a brother yakuza, he infiltrates the university hospital to find “Doctor Suzuki.”
There is another story, but it really does play second fiddle to the Uzuki and Nonami’s relationship. The handsome Nonami is a crazy sort of guy—somewhat eccentric and unpredictable, he has a tendency to yell when he doesn’t get the answer he wants. But underneath his gruff exterior beats a kind heart that gradually becomes ensnared by Uzuki. And it’s the way he falls in love that makes him irresistible. Uzuki, on the other hand, is timid, intelligent, and patient, a real adorable uke, and a perfect match for Nonami on every level.
I mentioned this yaoi is a romantic comedy, in which some moments are definite “laugh out loud” quality and others are incredibly romantic. And the author does a superb job with art; she has created one of the longest and most beautiful love scenes I’ve come across. I would rank this yaoi equal in caliber to Eda Yuuri and Machiya Hatoko’s Koi to wa Yobenai (You Can’t Call it Love); great characters and an interesting story with loads of emotion. I know the bad boy yakuza has been done to death, but in the case of Rabbit Man, Tiger Man the bad boy Nonami’s unconventional outlook makes him unique. This yaoi is a definite “must read.” I look forward to purchasing additional works from Akira Honma. Five stars!
Original Review: http://www.blakrayneblog.com/2016/02/...
March 2, 2024
I am loving this series! I’m just sorry to see that Juné hasn’t picked up the third volume.
August 24, 2017
Man oh man oh man! I love this author but moreso this is one of my favorite series! I am so sad it was dropped! I have v. 1-2 in paperback and read a bit more on scanlations online but I'm very disappointed this wasn't continued. My favorite is the side story even though I love the main story well enough. Kyouhei (An-chan) and Kazushi are my favorite!! Kazushi is a child prodigy who grows up to be handsome and popular but he's secretly always loved his tutor the slightly egotistical but unpopular An-chan. Love, love, LOVE it!!
August 23, 2024
I don't think him sleeping around is such a big deal. He didn't want to force himself with the Doc, which is the bare minimum, so he's trying to alleviate his desires in another way. It's not bad of him to do that, it's not like that him and the Doc is in a relationship. I'm saying this because I don't get the bad comments about the seme sleeping around. He is respecting Doc.
January 20, 2021
Amo al tigre y al conejo, se ven bien juntos 😍
December 30, 2024
『 ★★★,7 』
ℹ️ See full review in bee's review.
ℹ️ See full review in bee's review.
November 14, 2025
¿Qué digo? Cada vez se pone mejor. Yakuza, te quiero mucho 😭👊🏻
April 5, 2016
1st. read: 10/19/11
April 15, 2015
See volume 1 review.
April 22, 2017
Just like with the first volume, I loved the art. I think this one has more serious moments, but it still has it's lighthearted fun as well. The characters are great, the pacing is good, and the second story couple from the first volume shows up again at the end of this one! My hope is for the same in a third volume? That would be awesome.
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