やたもも 2 【特典付き】

やたもも [Yatamomo] #2

by Harada

「ろくでもない」が「いとしい」になってから――。

生活能力ゼロ、ビッチでクズでろくでなしだったモモと
オカン系男子で人のいい絶倫青年、八田ちゃん。

おさまるところにおさまって一人暮らしを始めたモモの薄壁安アパートの部屋、
おはようからおやすみまで盛りっぱなしな八田ちゃんのせいで
騒音に迷惑して壁ドン(ときめかない方)を繰り出してくる
小説家志望の隣人・栗田を容赦なく巻き込んで新生活スタート。

栗田にやさしく接する八田ちゃんにもやもやするモモは、
初めて抱く感情に戸惑う中、生き別れの母が現れ衝撃の出生の秘密が明らかに!?

須田の歪んだ愛を描いたサイドストーリー「すもも」も同時収録。
★単行本カバー下イラスト収録★◆限定の特典は、ペーパー特約店様のみで手に入る描き下ろしペーパーです。（※2・3巻共通のペーパーとなっております。）

Genres: Manga, Yaoi, LGBT, Smut, M M Romance, Boys Love, Comics Manga

184 pages, Kindle Edition

First published April 27, 2017

About the author

Harada (name in Japanese: はらだ) is a Japanese mangaka and doujinsha.

For Japanese-only doujinshi, anthologies, magazines, please see the Japanese profile.

Doujinshi circle:
パライソ (Paraiso)
は (Ha/Wa)

Pixiv: はらだ

Reviews

[Beatriz Andrea Fernandez · Rating 5 out of 5]

If I have to be outed as a closet perv, I'm gonna do it for this story. I absolutely love Harada's work, than this on in particular is my favourite. It is supposedly an erotic comedy, but be forewarned: it also features child prostitution and rape. But ultimately, it is an unconventional love story that—and I'm not ashamed to admit it—totally made me cry.

Harada's strength is in the development of his/her characters. Although they do some pretty shocking, sometimes appalling things, but there is such depth and heart to them that you can see the humanity shine through every single one. They show how messy life and relationships can be, how things aren't always clear, but there is forgiveness and charity and grace and peace.

Obviously it is not a story for everyone, for a number of different reasons, but I absolutely love it!

[MaDoReader · Rating 4 out of 5]

Abstenerse almas sensibles, avisados quedáis-

[MaDoReader · Rating 4 out of 5]

En la misma línea que el anterior.

[ℂ ✧ · Rating 3 out of 5]

Narrativament, aquest segon volum guanya moltíssim. Veiem el passat HORRORÓS que ha viscut el Momo i la relació tan negligent de sa mare i podem arribar a entendre d'on neixen certs comportaments que fins ara no tenien gaire lògica. Tot plegat fa que ara valori més la parella que fa amb el Yata perquè realment el cuida i l'estima bé, però he patit amb la lectura. La Harada és una crack fent històries tèrboles, psicologies de personatges ben retorçades i complexes amb passats traumàtics plens de violència i solitud... No apte per a tothom ^^'

[Met · Rating 2 out of 5]

Secondo volume che forse inizia a dare un senso alle vicende di Yata e Momo. Ma ancora non riesco a digerire tutte ste scene di sesso, mi distraggono tutto il ritmo.

[Marianna Rainolter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Momo adesso vive da solo in un appartamento tutto suo, ma Yata lo continua ad andare a trovare, per fare sesso ovviamente, cosa che il nuovo vicino di Momo, l'aspirante scrittore Kurita, non apprezza molto per via del rumore che fanno i due. Il ragazzo immagina chi potrebbe mai essere il suo rumoroso vicino e rimane sorpreso nel conoscere Momo e Yata. I tre fanno amicizia, ma Momo si sente geloso della curiosità che Yata dimostra verso Kurita creando delle situazioni alquanto imbarazzanti. Il centro del volume è però l'arrivo della mamma di Momo che vuole far pace con il ragazzo ma in quell'occasione ci sarà tanto veleno, insulti e rivelazioni sconvolgenti. Momo questa volta non può reagire come fa sempre, con il sorriso e la spensieratezza che lo contraddistingue, ma solo in presenza di Yata si lascia andare e finalmente rivela le sue vere emozioni e la sua storia davvero tragica e toccante. Anche il volume precedente aveva delle parti serie, ma qui ci sono molte più scene e momenti davvero toccanti e crudi. La storia di Momo è davvero toccante e non si può non commuoversi leggendola e capirlo un po' di più, compartirlo e sperare per un futuro più sereno e felice per il ragazzo. Lui è il protagonista quasi assoluto di questo volume nonostante la presenza costante di Yata, e anche Kurita e la madre che non stanno certo in silenzio sullo sfondo, ma è sopratutto la psicologia di Momo ad essere maggiormente analizzata, mostrando tutta la fragilità del personaggio. La fine ha un'altra storia extra con protagonista Suda, da quando ha conosciuto il piccolo Momo e dei sentimenti contrastanti che ha sempre provato per lui, fino al giorno in cui lui lo ha lasciato; questo sguardo completamente incentrato su Suda me lo ha fatto apprezzare (e compatire) un po' di più. Insomma un fantastico secondo volume, una perfetta continuazione del primo e ottimo preludio per il successivo e ultimo che, inutile dirlo, voglio assolutamente leggere.

[Anna · Rating 4 out of 5]

Better than the first one in my opinion, since the plot starts showing itself and the various relationships are explained in more details. I especially like the characters of Momo’s counselor (the homeless old man). I don’t know whether it’s from the genre itself or if it is a prerogative of the author, but there is still tons of sex - so mind that if you want to read it.
Seeing the progression of the feelings between Yata and Momo is endearing, and the new addition to their dynamic (the neighbour) is actually a fun one!

[Soobie has fog in her brain · Rating 1 out of 5]

Come delle copertine così colorate possano nascondere un manga così cupo resta un mistero...

Per quanto Yata sia un po' diverso da tutti gli altri maschietti dominanti dei manga yaoi, la sua relazione con Momo non mi piace proprio a causa di quest'ultimo. Ha avuto una vita di schifo ma cerca sempre la strada più facile e s'impegna poco nella vita.

Il nuovo vicino è piuttosto simpatico. Ma non me la sento di dare un voto più alto: Momo mi sta sulle scatole!

[MooMoo · Rating 4 out of 5]

I liked this one a lot more than the first volume. I loved seeing their relationship develop more and I LOVED learning more about Momo's backstory and all that he's had to endure. I love that he was finally open and vulnerable with Yata and let down his facade, even if it was only for a moment. Albeit heart-wrenching (I was all teary-eyed), it was nice to see. Very curious to see where things go from here.

[Ester · Rating 5 out of 5]

He llorado cascadas leyendo este tomo. Porque el pasado de Momo es duro. Mucho. También su antigua relación con Suda. Entonces, cuando ves el contraste con Yata, lo mucho que quiere a Momo y cuida... Es que es imposible no sufrir y desear que, al fin, Momo sea feliz con Yata. Que bien hace siempre Harada las historias que quiere contar.

[Hop · Rating 4 out of 5]

En comparación con el anterior tiene un mucho mejor desarrollo de la historia, se comienza a ver como Momo y Yata comienzan a acercarse emocionalmente (porque con lo físico están más que listos). Además, se explica mejor el trasfondo de Momo y porqué actúa tan fríamente ante todo lo que le ha sucedido

[may · Rating 4 out of 5]

Poor boy the neighbour kid / “it’d be easier if you didn’t see anything though” wow / that escalated quickly D: / things got heavy like a big turn to the dark / finally they are turning soft / it’s nice how he has two people who care, now / I don’t know but I would never forgive / that ugly guy

[Loz · Rating 4 out of 5]

It is awesome that Yoru and Asa show up for a short while in this. I can't get enough of those guys, hence the extra star!

[Samuele · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 Stars

[grostulate]

Just me trying to slake my unquenchable thirst for smutty, morally vacant BL!! This was even more fucked up than volume 1 of the saga...

[Raja Q · Rating 5 out of 5]

Momo past is so unique

[✧desiree✧ · Rating 4 out of 5]

Definitely was better than the first & with where it’s going, I expect the last to be just as good 😌

[Bea Tris · Rating 2 out of 5]

4/10

[RATA 🐀 · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 — Story Improved, still too much sex scenes (I hate them).

[Iván · Rating 5 out of 5]

Me esperaba más sexo como en el primero. Pero en este el sexo es secundario y se meten mas con ka historia de los protagonistas.

[Mario · Rating 5 out of 5]

Es que la historia es tan fuerte y dura... Uffff

[21stpear · Rating 3 out of 5]

我對那個哭戲一般…心疼栗田，租房遇到這種i-

[Raspberry · Rating 4 out of 5]

momo es un slay queen

[Bee Moon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yatamomo + Sumomo

[Julie · Rating 4 out of 5]

*Reread 4/7/2022*
AH. Momo's breakdown still fucking hits. Like the way you can see the burden of brushing everything off like it's nothing weighing on him until Yata's caring attitude breaks it all down and he just lets everything out and speaks out truthfully. Like they love each other so much. It's so sweet how perfect they are for each other. I also like how Kurita started out as the grumpy neighbor, but went out of his weigh to reach out to Momo's mom to try to help. It's just so good.

I feel so bad for both him and his mom. Like she tried to be a good mom at first until it went down and then she became absolutely awful and abandoned him and Momo was awful back to protect himself. They're both victims of their circumstances, but that doesn't excuse the mother's behavior in the slightest. Then there's Suda what piece of shit. There's a part of me that feels just a touch sympathetic for him, but he's honestly horrible and deserves no sympathy. So what if he actually loved Momo? He still did all that shit to him. Yata was what Momo needed and it's not even like Yata solved all Momo's problems. He just gave Momo the push.

Anyway so many thoughts. I really liked this and I hope Kuma makes physicals, please and thank you.

*Original Review 3/6/2022*
That's what I'm talking about! Momo's confrontation with his mom and then his vulnerability with Yata afterwards was great. It was heart breaking and raw and some of the things Momo said and felt hit so fucking hard. Loved that. I feel like the situation still hasn't fully been resolved though. Hopefully in the next volume. I don't think he has to reconcile with his mom or anything, but idk it just seemed like he had that breakthrough moment and then it just ended. This volume's the best out of everything I've read from harada so far and it's what I've been hoping for out of these. I feel like I might be overrating just because it's so much better than the other two.

And the ART. God it's so good. I haven't talked about the art much, but it's so chaotic and messy and amazing. I thoroughly enjoy the way these are drawn.

[Beatriz Andrea Fernandez · Rating 5 out of 5]

If I have to be outed as a closet perv, I'm gonna do it for this story. I absolutely love Harada's work, than this on in particular is my favourite. It is supposedly an erotic comedy, but be forewarned: it also features child prostitution and rape. But ultimately, it is an unconventional love story that—and I'm not ashamed to admit it—totally made me cry.

Harada's strength is in the development of his/her characters. Although they do some pretty shocking, sometimes appalling things, but there is such depth and heart to them that you can see the humanity shine through every single one. They show how messy life and relationships can be, how things aren't always clear, but there is forgiveness and charity and grace and peace.

Obviously it is not a story for everyone, for a number of different reasons, but I absolutely love it!

[Nix Buttons · Rating 3 out of 5]

Talk about a manga that's difficult to review... I really liked the story and the characters. There was lots of sex and to me it felt more like comedy than erotic but not really :/ you see, I can't find the right words to describe it.
The most simple summary would be a goodhearted guy meeting a prostitute with a wrecked attitude and they fall in love.

[Misa Niranon · Rating 4 out of 5]

Didn't realize that I had read this during the first volume, I suppose. HAHA. Oh, well.
I don't think that I remember much of it but if I've stayed with this story for so long I'm probably still interested.

[Fernando Felix · Rating 3 out of 5]

Como es ver a momo a la edad temprana prostituyendo, esta lectura nos lleva al pasado de momo cuando era niño sólo es un capítulo nos cuentan cómo momo estuvo con un empresario, fue su primer amor antes que yata. Esta lectura es sensible y puede contener contenido obsceno.

[Magan]

This broke my heart for the precious Momo.