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When his seventeen-year-old son shows up at his doorstep, 33-year-old voice actor Hisae Shino has to take on work from boys' love radio dramas to make ends meet. However, father and son have a lot to learn about each other, and things get complicated when Shino's co-stars want to continue their romantic roles outside the recording studio. Shino must discover what it means to be a father, and most importantly, he must never forget his policy: that when you need to shout, you shout out loud.
Sakende Yaruze! was published in English as Shout Out Loud! by Tokyopop's Blu Manga imprint from April 15, 2006, to July 31, 2007.
Story: When I initially started reading this manga, it began somewhat slowly. The relationships within the manga start to develop around the third volume. If you're only interested in explicit content, I wouldn't recommend this series because the story isn't focused on that. In fact, the descriptions during intimate scenes are quite light. Instead, the narrative centers on the relationship between a father and his son, as well as the father's romantic involvement with another man. By the third volume, it evolves into a beautiful love story. I won't give away any spoilers, but you'll also discover more about the son.
I rate the story a 9.
Art: Initially, the art style wasn't my preference, but it grew on me as I continued reading. I'd probably rate the art a 7. I've definitely seen much worse drawings than these.
Character: I enjoy all the characters. There's not much else to say except that most of the men in this manga tend to be more masculine rather than feminine. I'll give character development an 8.
Enjoyment: I truly enjoyed this series. As I mentioned earlier, it starts off slow but becomes really good by the third volume, in my opinion. It could have been slightly better; I wish there had been a bit more romance and intimate scenes. I rate enjoyment an 8.
Overall: Overall, I give this manga series an 8. It was a great read and became addictive once I reached the middle. While I've seen many better series, I've also seen far worse ones. In my opinion, this series is generally worth reading for any yaoi fan who doesn't mind if there isn't a lot of explicit content.