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Rock Up Prince
To escape the virtual dating sim, she must conquer the hearts of irresistible princes!
Author: Haruka Ikeda
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About this series
Rock Up Prince (ロックアッププリンス) is a high-energy romantic comedy manga written and illustrated by Haruka Ikeda, serialized in Shueisha's Ribon magazine. The story follows Mio Hodaka, a high school girl who has always been awkward and self-conscious around boys.
Through an unexpected incident, Mio finds herself magically sucked into the world of a fantasy otome dating simulation game. In order to clear the game and unlock her ticket back to the real world, she is tasked with forming a mutual romantic bond with one of the game's handsome male leads.
Haruka Ikeda's signature cute art style and vibrant comedy make Mio's struggles endearing and hilarious. The story pokes gentle fun at reverse-harem tropes while delivering heartfelt romantic moments.
Published under Ribon Mascot Comics, Rock Up Prince provides a delightful read for shojo fans who love otome game settings, lively school comedy, and sweet character romance.
Key Highlights
- Fun otome game universe concept filled with diverse, handsome suitors.
- Relatable, shy heroine whose inner monologues drive engaging comedy.
- Vibrant and stylish artwork characteristic of Shueisha's Ribon magazine.
- Lighthearted pacing that balances funny game mechanics with genuine romance.
Target Audience
- Shojo manga readers who enjoy reverse-harem and otome game tropes.
- Fans of Haruka Ikeda's charming art style and cheerful comedy.
- Anyone seeking a fun, lighthearted romance manga packed with heart-fluttering moments.
Reading Tips
- Enjoy comparing the tropes of classic dating sims to Mio's real-time reactions.
- Look out for the unique personality traits of each prince figure in the game.
- Follow Mio's gradual transition from extreme shyness to genuine self-confidence.
Publication Facts
- Authored by Haruka Ikeda and published by Shueisha.
- Originally serialized in Ribon magazine and released under Ribon Mascot Comics.
- Official tankobon releases available across digital and print retailers.
Official Sources
- Ribon Magazine Official Portalhttps://ribon.shueisha.co.jp/
- Shueisha Books Official Sitehttps://books.shueisha.co.jp/
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