Super-Dreadnought Girl 4946

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Super-Dreadnought Girl 4946
File:Super-dreadnought-girl-4946-5057.jpg
Cover of the first volume.
Original name 超弩級少女4946
Author(s) Takeshi Azuma
Country Type of work
Release date September 2009 - August 2011
Genre Shonen, romance, comedy
Is this only about giantesses? Yes
Is it in English language? Yes, with unofficial traslation

Chou Dokyuu Shoujo 4946 (超弩級少女4946 in kanji), tranlated as Super-Dreadnought Girl 4946 outside Japan, is a manga created by Takeshi Azuma serialized in the Shōnen Sunday Super magazine.

It is a manga that involves an artificial giantess, Mana Eimiya (49.46 meters, i.e., 162.27 feet) tall, as the protagonist, who has fallen in love with Makoto Tobita, although the only problem is that he is 40 times smaller than she is in size.

Synopsis

Makoto Tobita is a teenager who has been rejected countlessly in his confessions of love due to his small size and hot blooded nature, but still, does not surrender and always looks for his ideal girl who, as he dreams, "smiles." However, something unexpected for him happens one day, his school is attacked by a giant monster (of which there were already rumors before that day), and when Makoto thinks that he is about to die, a girl arrives to save it, contrary to What he had done so far.

However...that something for Makoto is disturbing is the fact that the girl who saved him is a girl of 49.46 meters (162.27 Feet) tall, which asks him to retire so that he is not hurt while she fights, however Makoto decides to stay and "help" the girl, but in the end only ends up giving discomfort and the girl (whose name is Mana Eimiya) ends up beating the monster without needing his help.

At the end of that day, Makoto is in a strange situation, because Mana confesses to him to have fallen in love with him at that moment, asking him to be his boyfriend, and at that moment Makoto thinking of his dream of "if such a girl smiled at me... ", believes that it is his lucky day and he accepts, still emphasizing the restlessness of the enormous size of Mana.

Makoto Tobita isn't giantess fetishist

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Although Makoto Tobita becomes the boyfriend of Mana Eimiya, the giantess protagonist, he is not a giantess fetishist or macrophile, since he himself at the beginning of the manga reveals that he simply looks for a girlfriend, and that she likes women very much , and if a girl like that smiled at her, she would surely love her.

So, when meeting Mana, this would be the first girl to comply with that, and suddenly this confesses that he has fallen in love with him the moment they met, so despite the fact that at first Makoto is not entirely happy with the sudden confession, agrees to become her boyfriend because it is the first time a girl smiles or asks for something like that, and again, Makoto stresses that his girlfriend is a girl of 49.46 meters (162.27 Feet) Tall.

Characters

Image Name Description
Mana Eimiya Giantess protagonist of this manga. She had a normal size, however many years ago her family suffered an accident, in which she almost died but her soul was absorbed by a giant creature, becoming a giantess. She is currently working under orders from the government of Japan dealing with fighting against monsters.
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 Makoto Tobita Co-protagonist of this manga and boyfriend of Mana Eimiya. It is a boy who seeks more than anything to get a girlfriend, finding a very peculiar.

Chapter list (with spoilers)

# Image Description
1 (Missing image) Makoto is a 15 year old boy who desperately seeks a girlfriend, however, at the beginning of the chapter we are shown that he is rejected again and again, so his friend, Kanehito Jinguuji decides to help him get an appointment, however, the things do not end very well. The next day, his school is attacked by a giant monster, which is stopped by a giantess, whom Makoto tries to help, obviously without being able to do much. In the end, the giantess, named Mana, confesses that she has an attraction for Makoto.
2 (Missing image) Makoto initially has doubts about what he saw the day before, but sooner rather than later discovers that it is not, having another encounter with Mana, who, to her surprise, pretends that he is her future husband, also discovers that Mana works for the government of Japan, since humanity has been leading a fight against aliens for decades.
3 (Missing image) In the end, Makoto decides to continue going to see Mana despite not liking the idea of being her future husband and his constant insistence because he stays with her. In this chapter, Mana and Makoto go out at night (so that Mana is not seen and attracts attention), where she tells him why she was attracted to him. Later, Makoto's school has a problem with a fire, so Makoto is going to help and after that, he is helped by Mana, who is seen by all and later, defended by Makoto, who finally accepts her as his girlfriend.

Gallery

General

Volume covers

Trivia

  • The most likely is that the mangaka Takeshi Azuma (main author) and production team in general have no relation to the GTS community, because Azuma owns several works more recognized and of all only Super-Dreadnought Girl 4946 treats GTS-thematic, in addition, during the manga is used the term "Giant Girl" instead of "Giantess".
  • Next to Onideka!, it is considered one of the best mangas with GTS theme, however, although this is not as popular among the GTS community.
  • The friend of the protagonist, Kanehito, may be a macrophile or giantess fetishist, as he seems to show a certain fascination when seeing Mana.

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