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Yururira (Yuru Rira)

Alt Names:	ゆるりら Yuru Rira
Author:	Tootsuki Shiya
Artist:	Tootsuki Shiya
Genres:	Comedy Oneshot Shoujo Slice of Life
Type:	Manga (Japanese)
Status:	Complete
Description:	To cut costs at the Kusunoki Apartment Building, the new landlord has been appointed from the owner's family. Third son, Yuuto, will now serve as the tenants' landlord and chef while attending...elementary school?? A wonderful, heartwarming short story about 3 seemingly dissimilar adult tenants who are all brought together by the determination of their lovable young landlord.
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7 Comments

Attanus

Dec 30 2011 02:05 PM

This was adorable. I love the kid.
The art it just amazing. I wonder how long has it been since I found a mangaka whose style fits my taste completely.
The plot is also cute, but as a oneshot there's not much to say about it or the characters.
I definitely recommend reading it if you like heart warming, funny stories.

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djabea

Dec 30 2011 10:11 AM

For some strange reason I like mangas with toddlers the first time I realized it it was when I read 'Flat' this one was also good it's just a shame that it's only a oneshot. This are currently the only one I like with children as subject most of the time the children play only minor walk-ons and I don't like their characterization.

Thanks for the upload.

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Obsolete

Dec 30 2011 06:04 AM

I hope thats the case.

Papirus

Dec 30 2011 05:38 AM

@Obsolete, I think a couple pages really were out of place, actually.

Obsolete

Dec 30 2011 05:20 AM

The kid was really cute, but as a whole the oneshot was really dis-jointed. I would have prefered to have one strong plot instead of a bunch of little snidbits. It was like there were pages missing while reading this.