Genre Romantic comedy | Demographic Shōnen | |
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Written by Yuu Kuraishi (story), Keishi Nishikida (art) |
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My Wife is Wagatsuma-san (我妻さんは俺のヨメ, Wagatsuma-san wa Ore no Yome), is a Japanese manga series written by Yuu Kuraishi and illustrated by Keishi Nishikida. Serialised by Weekly Shōnen Magazine from September 20, 2011, ending at September 24, 2014. The series was released in 13 tankōbon volumes in Japan, and was released weekly on Crunchyroll Manga in English, as well as digital releases in volumes on Amazon Kindle and Comixology.
Contents
- Joshi kausei the morose mononokean my wife is wagatsuma san energypants mangarec
- My wife is wagatsuma san chapter 1 part 1
- Plot
- Characters
- Release
- Volume list
- Reception
- Works cited
- References

My wife is wagatsuma san chapter 1 part 1
Plot

Hitoshi Aoshima is an unpopular high schooler with average grades. He longs to have a girlfriend, especially the beautiful and smart Ai Wagatsuma. One day he discovers he has time slipped 10 years in the future, where he is married to Ai. However, the time spent in the future is short-lived as he returns to regular time. Hitoshi is able to use some of his future knowledge to gain insights into what Ai likes, but soon discovers that some of his present actions can affect his future, including scenarios where he is not married to Ai. He also hangs out with a group of unpopular and quirky classmates called the DX Corps, and makes other friends including a female foreign exchange student and a fairly popular guy that the DX Corps disliked.
Characters

A second-year high school student who dreams of having a girlfriend. He has the ability to time slip ten years into the future, where he is married to Ai Wagatsuma, although he cannot control when he slips or returns. He is unpopular and gets average grades, and is a member of Zaishou High's volleyball team where he and his friends are benchwarmers.Ch. 1 He ends up associating with the DX Corps, a secret society in his high school whose members are jealous of popular male students.Ch. 7 His DX Corps codename is Laputa: Castle in the Sky.Vol. 6 profiles

The title character is the hottest girl in school. She is known for her beauty, high grades and distinction in athletics.Vol. 2 profiles She is happily married to Hitoshi in the latter's time-slipped future. She is fond of animals and aspires to be a veterinarian. She is a star member of the swim club but injures her leg at a major swim competition.Ch. 2

Hitoshi's little sister who is in fifth grade in elementary school. Ch. 1 She turns into a hot fashionable gyaru in the future.Vol. 3 profiles
The DX Corps are a secret society of unpopular high school guys. They despise "life-havers who glorify romance". In addition to Hitoshi, there are the following members:Ch. 2
The Hagakure are a trio of nerdy girls who enjoy boys love comics. They get upset that the DX Corps have become popular despite being nerdy. They include the following:
Release
Written by Yuu Kuraishi and illustrated by Keishi Nishikida, the manga was serialised by the magazine Weekly Shōnen Magazine and published by Kodansha in Japan and has been licensed to stream in Crunchyroll Manga for its international audience. 111 chapters were published with the final chapter on September 24, 2014. Kuraishi said that it was impossible for him to be a manga creator and work at a restrauant chain at the same time. 13 volumes have been published by Kodansha.
Volume list
With a few exceptions, the chapter titles in the Japanese editions were printed in English. The first eleven chapters are numbered with a hash mark as in "#1", "#2", etc. They are numbered with a "N" in this list. The chapters after that are numbered as parts as in "PART1", "PART2", etc. They are numbered plainly on this list. The English version as published on Kindle/Comixology also uses these translations.
Reception
My Wife is Wagatsuma-san was listed among the first 12 Kodansha titles that were launched for Crunchyroll Manga.
Jason Thompson, in his review on Anime News Network, gave the manga 2 1/2 out of 4 stars. He described the manga series as "a pleasant surprise by getting funnier and funnier" and that "it's a cute premise handled in clever and silly ways." Deb Aoki wrote in Publishers Weekly that the series sounds similar to How I Met Your Mother.