I'll keep it short. After finding out about the anime/manga from the popular opening, I was curious about it.
The story is about a high school boy who gets transferred to an all boys school. The Art in the manga was great, I'd have to admit, and the characters were interesting. But it's weird. The main characters is a straight male who is forced to literally join a prostitution club against his will. There he was threatened to do at least some sort of sexual act before the end of the month or else he'd be gang-banged (against his will)
Now I'll admit, I did slowly
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 Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Yarichin☆Bitch Club Japanese: ヤリチン☆ビッチ部 More titlesInformationType: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Jun 10, 2012 to ?
Theme:
School
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None Authors:
Ogeretsu, Tanaka (Story & Art) Statistics Ranked: N/A2 2 based on the top manga page. Please note that 'R18+' titles are excluded. Popularity: #566
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Aug 27, 2018
Ogeretsu Tanaka created this manga as a hobby. I first saw it on Pixiv and cheered them on (because it looked like they were taking a shot at creating a manga--sorry if I'm wrong.) They wanted to try creating something that they were obsessed with at the time (yarichins and bitches) resulting to this manga.
Story-wise, it pulls me in, leaves me wondering, "What will happen to these people?" I haven't seen a BL this vulgar, mixed with humor, so I'll give it that. Comparing the art from before to now (2018) it's greatly improved, especially how expressive the characters faces look. The cover arts for every ... 
Jul 3, 2016
I'm not a reviewer of any sort but here's my opinion:
Ogeretsu Tanaka is one of my favourite yaoi authors and her works have great art, well thought out plots and are very explicit and don't censor anything. Yarichin Bitch Club is no exception. The plot is unique and you get to know and love each of the characters as the story moves forward. It has light hearted and hilarious moments similar to the comedy that I found in Tanaka's other works, and surprising plot twists that gives you a deeper insight into each characters personality and deepens the plot that I thought at first was ... 
Aug 31, 2017
I've never reviewed before, but for this manga, I HAD to. So long as you're not looking for something super serious, it is SO MUCH FUN.
There's drama and a touch of angst here and there, but mostly it is ridiculous smut, banter, comedy of errors, and even a surprising amount of feels. You will ship some ships very hard, witness a lot of characters ALSO very hard, and laugh even harder (which considering how this is literally a group of dude who have sex, is damn hard). The story is fun, fairly generic, but with enough unique, ridiculous, hilarious twists that it works wonderfully. Up ... 
Apr 3, 2021
I've never written a review on MAL yet so I hope this turns out okay. But to keep it short the series is better than I expected it to be with originally starting it as a joke thinking I wouldn't enjoy it at all.
Story: It's actually not bad, once you get past the whole joke of the club is like a sex club its actually pretty interesting, and the plot has me actually enjoying it more than what I initially thought Art: Amazing 10/10 don't have any complaints Characters: They're all so interesting, There were two characters I originally didn't like at the start of the series ... 
Mar 1, 2021
Story: 7
Art: 8 Character: 10 Enjoyment: 8 The biggest highlight in Yarichin Bitch Bu is having cool layered characters. Honestly the plot is very fanfic-esque and random at first, so I honestly didn't expect t like it or enjoy it as much as I did. The general story from the main character is very random and him staying in the club doesn't make much sense, but the other characters views and personalities are what made the story so good. [SPOILERS AHEAD] ... 
Jan 7, 2022
Compared to the anime, the manga was surprisingly more interesting and provided more depth and roundness to the characters, giving each of them their own storyline and conflicts to handle.
Like some of the characters look like they're based off stereotypes, but they act almost in a completely different way or have other tropes applied to them (Shikatani seeming like the serious type; nerd even but is pretty much a tsundere, or even the mom of the group with how much he cares about everyones wellbeing). And then you have the main protagonist, Toono, whos the straight man of the group (hah) and gets roped into ... |
