Wake up, Sleeping Beauty

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Ohayou, Ibarahime
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This funny and heartrending romantic manga set in modern Tokyo is not the fairy tale you remember! This time, Prince Charming is a teenage janitor, and this Sleeping Beauty’s curse is a supernatural, gender-bending dream that threatens to pull them both into a deeper and deeper slumber…

High schooler Tetsu Misato is hardworking, frugal, and easily scared, but he commits to a part-time job at the mansion on the hill—the one that’s rumored to be haunted. As he toils away, he notices a building separate from the estate, and the mysterious girl who lives within it: Shizu Karasawa. Tetsu slowly becomes enchanted by Shizu’s lonely smile, but by their second encounter, he quickly finds himself in over his head. There’s an unsettling feeling he can’t quite shake, but there’s love there, too.

Source: Kodansha USA

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Rehabilitation Seeing Things Other Humans Can't Health › Illness Slice of Life › Family Life Super Powers › Special Ability
Kinship
Found Family Rich Family Abandonment › Parental
Mental Health
Depression Mental Illness
Sports
Team Sports › Football
Settings
Fantasy › Urban Supernatural › Possession
Audience Demographics > Female Oriented
Female Demographic with Male Lead Shoujo
Character Traits
Age › Young Male Lead
Appearance
Height › Short Male Lead
Character Types
Female Lead Male Lead Protagonists › Hard-Working Protagonist
Female Lead
Background Female Lead › Rich Female Lead Personality Female Lead › Scary Female Lead
Locations
Asia › Japan School › High
Narrative Tropes
Love Tropes › Male Lead Falls in Love First Mental Manipulation › Dissociative Identities Survival › Confinement
Character Change
Body Swapping Character Growth Gender Bender Split Personality
Romantic Dynamics
Complicated Love Story Familial Love
Occupations
Hospitality › Housekeeper
Relationship > Family Relationship
Family › Siblings
Sexual Content > Sexual Acts
Kissing › First Kiss
Species & Creatures > Supernatural Beings
Ghosts Spirits
Time Period > Period Piece
Late Modern & Contemporary › 21st century

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