Boku Girl
is a Japanese "ecchi" romantic comedy manga series by Akira Sugito. It was originally serialized by Shueisha in their magazine "Weekly Young Jump" from December 12, 2013 to May 12, 2016, and has since been collected in eleven "tankōbon" volumes. A light novel spin-off, "Boku Girl: Boku no Arbeit", was released in 2015.

The story follows Mizuki Suzushiro, who initially is depicted as a young, feminine man. Selected by the bored god Loki as a target for a magical prank, Mizuki wakes up one morning with breasts and a vagina; the transformation becomes a catalyst for self-discovery and for an exploration of Mizuki's sexuality. While adapting to the change, Mizuki is supported by Takeru Ichimonji, a childhood friend, and Yumeko Fujiwara, a classmate who Mizuki has a crush on.

The series was well received for its comedy and romance, its art and character design, and its use of transgender themes. It performed well commercially across gender demographics, with many copies bought by women. Its commercial success was in part attributed to its story and art, and in part to the popularity of feminization and homosexuality as themes in manga.
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