D-Frag!, Vol. 1 Paperback – August 5, 2014

This one has the potential to go down as a must-read-classic. The slapstick straight man/funny man comedy is great! I remember when this came out, I was in college. I needed a good laugh & this series delivered!

I was first introduced to D-Frag! by buying the anime and I was hooked with it. It has more of a comedy then a romantic basis and you can't help but laugh when watching it. Kenji Kazuma's comebacks (and his sister's) are extremely amusing. I wanted to by the books to see if there were any differences in comparison with the anime and I'm glad I did.. there was quite a bit of extra things that happened especially in Vol 4. So if you've watched the anime you definitely need to get the books so you can piece together more of the back story and even learn the identify better of some of the characters. The basis of the plot is Kenji get's roped (quite forcibly) into joining the game development club (temp.) by Roka where his life does quite the 180 at first but as time proceeds he accepts being part of the group but still has moments where he would enjoy being freed from the club.

The introduction to Kazama and the Game Creation Club has no doubt been my favorite accidental stumble. I came about this series and took my chances on it and gave it a read and found myself falling in love with it. Its filled with light chuckles and Roka's chibi moments are always a joy to read. Takao's introduction as the big chested tsundere is so charming and only left me wanting to read more!

The first actual manga I’ve ever read and my all time favorite. Been reading it since I was a teenager (about 6 years) I personally ship Kenji X Takao

As you may already know after watching the anime, this manga is full of nonsense but also has some of the most hilarious moments and jokes; both after the anime finished and also on certain parts that were not animated.If you started first here, do not expect some kind of plot and just take it easy.

The anime series that was meant to promote the books didn't sell very well or rate very high. However, this is an example of a series that is drastically underrated. After watching the anime the characters each have a voice which has improved the reading experience for me significantly so I would recommend doing that.

Amazing manga. I'm so glad this is getting an American release. If you enjoyed the anime series, the manga is totally worth it. I hope to see more of the series being released.

Came in perfect condition. This shows great and I'll read the rest of the manga if this never FETs a 2nd season. Hopefully it does!

Como obra de comedia se lleva las de ganar, humor irreverente con un "straight man" generando los "punch lines" y parece que sólo saber hacer eso, pero no es nada malo, es, de hecho, lo que convierte esta obra en graciosa.

Wonderful characters, funny story and great art-work. It's a wonderful fun read that engages you with the antics of the Game Creation Club (Provisional) with surprising twists.

car le vendeur a été super avec nousje tiens a dire que c'est nous qui nous sommes tromper en achetant le livre nous avons pas fait attentions qu'il été en anglais.le vendeur nous a rembourser sans difficulté je le remercie beaucoup pour sa compréhension et de sa gentillesse

Este producto se merece esta valoración ya que la seriees muy buena y divertida, envuelta en un mundo random,comedia, chicas guapas y un protagonista muy destacado.Recomendado para todos aquellos que hayan visto y encantado el animey también para aquellos que no lo hayan hecho.¡No os arrepentiréis de comprarlo!

Do you also look at the cover and think to yourself that isn't that Alice from Touhou? Maybe it is just me, but I can't deny that was my initial reaction and the start of my curiousity. Naturally this manga is not about Touhou, but about taking the popular moe genre with cute girls and then just turning it all upside down. Even the author himself says he wanted to write something else, but his editor pushed him into making a story about cute girls.So what do you get in this manga? You get a wannabe gang of guys who are really bad at being bad guys. You also get a team of girls who follow the rules of moe and are cute, but have really unexpected personalities. The twists and jokes feel fresh, and even though it is all focused on being silly, it does not become childish.