Sakamoto desu ga?
Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto
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Synonyms: I'm Sakamoto, you know., Katahaba Hiroshi, Broad Shoulders Hiroshi
Japanese: 坂本ですが?
English: Haven't You Heard? I'm Sakamoto
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Type: Manga
Volumes: 4
Chapters: 26
Status: Finished
Published: Aug 11, 2011 to Dec 14, 2015
Genre: Comedy Comedy
Themes: Gag Humor Gag Humor, School School
Demographic: Seinen Seinen
Serialization: Fellows!
Authors: Sano, Nami (Story & Art)

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Ranked: #15712
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Popularity: #521
Members: 33,854
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I'm Sakamoto and Cromartie High School both specialise in absurdist comedy in a high school setting. The main characters create comedic scenarios in different ways; Sakamoto has so much charisma that he can seemingly warp reality to work in his favour, whilst Kamiyama is the only character with more than two braincells but slowly loses them over the course of the series by way of osmosis. Though I find the incredibly short chapters more effort to read due to reduced story flow, I actually prefer Cromartie High School as it utilises this quality to continually build punchlines on top of each other, meaning the more  read more 
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Sakamoto is apparently reborn into Saseyo Eroika to by his own high morals as the guiding light, lead humanity through the crisis of a sex-virus that infect women and turn them into... what's that word again? What else can be better?! 
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If you like school life manga with a protagonist who looks like he could do anything and resolve any problem set before him, then this recommendation is for you. 
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- carefree person - school + comedy - hilarious 
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A cool deadpan type character in completely outlandish situations, both are really funny with how the leads play that serious part so well when other characters are trying to bring them down. 
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Sakamoto-kun and Yugami-kun are both main characters who just do their thing and are considered cool or weird because of it. Not like they care about other people's opinion, though. So if you are looking for a story with an interesting male lead, both are for you. 
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Both manga has a main character that is pretty much close to a god among the humans. Sakamoto and Saiki both deal with situations that seems to be so serious in their cases, and the solutions they come up with are so over the top to deal perfectly with the situation, which in turn creates a serious humor that makes the readers laugh. 
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Both have main characters that make you LOL Both faces that do not have much expressions, but their actions tell a different story 
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-Both Sakamoto and Sebastian are considered perfect in all their actions -Both series rely on the "suave cringe humor", though in Kuroshitsuji not as much -Sebastian and Sakamoto appear very similar -Sakamoto and Sebastian are OP as heck Though Kuroshitsuji may seem like a jump from a light-hearted manga such as Sakamoto desu ga, the two main (ish?) characters are similar.  
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