Ani Tsura Manhua

Title: Ani Tsura Genre: Seinen(M); Ecchi; Comedy; Crossdressing; Gender Bender; Shounen ai; Sport In the charming town of Miyako, two brothers, Kazuki and Kazuomi Hasegawa, led contrasting lives. Kazuki was the diligent, studious older brother, while Kazuomi was carefree, immersed in the world of anime. Their paths diverged when Kazuomi's grades dipped due to his obsession with a magical girl anime, "Starshine Serenade". Anxious for his brother's future, Kazuki hatched a plan. Disguised as "Kazumi", the heroine of "Starshine Serenade", Kazuki aimed to spur Kazuomi to focus on his studies. Draped in a lacy pink dress, golden locks, and glittering accessories, Kazuki embodied Kazumi, a real-life magical girl. Initially taken aback by his brother's transformation, Kazuomi found himself inspired by "Kazumi's" study techniques and words of encouragement. As Kazumi motivated him to strive for excellence, Kazuomi's demeanor shifted, viewing his sibling in a new perspective. As time passed, Kazuki's guise as Kazumi became routine. Kazuomi's academic performance flourished, excelling in sports as well, mirroring the magical girl's resolve. The siblings' bond tightened as they spent more time together. Yet, an intense twist unfolded when Kazuomi's peers noticed a resemblance between Kazumi and Kazuki. Gossip swirled, endangering Kazuki's covert identity. In a climactic moment, Kazuki faced the dilemma of unveiling the truth or perpetuating the façade. The tension peaked as Kazuomi unraveled the secret independently. Rather than ire, he embraced his brother, grateful for Kazuki's sacrifices. Ultimately, the brothers' connection defied societal norms. Kazumi evolved into a symbol of courage, exemplifying that authenticity triumphs over societal confines. And thus, the tale of Ani Tsura, the enchanting brothers, etched itself into Miyako's folklore.