| Creator | Hakomochi |
| Japanese Title | |
| Japanese Title (Romaji) | Gachapon Kareshi Capsule Aketara Kozukuri Kaishi |
| Japanese Publisher | futurecomics |
| English Publisher | Renta |
Where to Buy/Read
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Boys' Love Database, Manga
Capsule Boyfriend: Open the Capsule and It’s Baby-Making Time! by Hakomochi
There is a political strategy in japan to battle against the declining birthrate: a system that gives the ‘right to marry’ to randomly selected citizens. And the way to choose your partner is… through a human vending-machine! Hiroyuki, who received that right, spins the machine in the hopes of having a ‘regular woman’ as his partner… But what comes out is a soaking wet man! That’s right: he spun the machine for a ‘regular man’ by mistake! There are no refunds, so he has no choice but to go home with his capsule man, Tatsumi. However, not only do they have to become a couple, but they must have sexual intercourse within one month and bear a child within one year…! What about Hiroyuki’s feelings? Will they have a child? Enjoy the bizarre married life of these two men.
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Phya –
I bought this back when Renta was relatively new, there wasn’t much content and because it was £1.
It is just as stupid and silly as it says on the tin. A guy gets given a partner to have kids with, he pulls on the wrong gacha banner and there are no refunds.
It’s not one to make much sense seems as the government won’t believe they can’t physically have kids till they actually have sex in front of them?
Due to the forced, accidental marriage it jumps straight into smut but isn’t non-con. There is also cross dressing because that apparently makes up for not being a girl (wrong and also told that). It’s just two guys trying to make the best of an accident.
It isn’t a smut fest but it isn’t a hard hitting story either. It just sits smack bang in the middle of not excelling at either, but also not being terrible.