Takamagahara (Offsite)
 

Takamagahara is a short-lived battle manga about a world where everyone has strange-powers, but few know what they actually are. The main character's female friend discovers she has the ability to invert aspects of reality ("the ability to change Yin into Yang"), which she discovers by waking up one morning as a man.

It looks like the series was ended prematurely and would've actually been more focused on the use of this power, but there's at least there's still a little process going on in these 2 pages:

http://www.mangahere.com/manga/takam...a/c016/15.html
http://www.mangahere.com/manga/takam...a/c016/16.html

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Interesting...

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That was a pretty lazy change. All they did was add boobs and said "look female!"

Didn't even change the hair or anything!

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She did more than just grow breasts. She also developed a defined waist, hips, and a larger posterior.

The linked art is where she reverts back. The reason her hair did not grow to a more feminine haircut is her hair was not changed when she did the initial female to male transformation. Throughout the 16 prior chapters of the manga her hair was not long. When she woke up in a mans body her hair was not changed. Thus why would you expect a reversion to not end up reverting her to how she was prior to her ftm tf?

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Settle down. Do you think I read the whole manga? Obviously not.

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Most of What I mentioned could be discerned from the two pages linked and the first post in the thread

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Yeah, the post explicitly says that it's a girl undoing a TG, so it's your fault for not reading.

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That doesn't change the fact that she barely looks different between male and female.

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Except for the boobs, the hips and the butt.

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Oh please, its not like theres a big difference in anime men and women appearances these days. Most men in anime look like flat chested women. The only way to tell them apart is if theres breasts or not which are typically large. Not like these ones.

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...most men? Bishonens, yeah, but would you confuse, say, Alex Armstrong from "Fullmetal Alchemist" with a flat-chested woman?

...then again, considering two of his sisters...

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Anime artists that know what they're doing are very good at making males obviously male without resorting to blatant musclestuffs, like One Piece.