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Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear (Manga) #3
Kuma Kuma Kuma Bear Manga, Vol. 3
A Hairy Encounter!
Thanks to the stats boost Yuna gets from her overpowered (if slightly silly) bear onesie, she’s able to pick off just about any foe. When she hears that a powerful monster has been attacking a nearby village, she quickly volunteers to check it out—maybe this monster will provide a challenge for once. But when Yuna arrives on the scene, she sees that the creature is tougher than anything she’s taken on before. Has Yuna met her match?
Thanks to the stats boost Yuna gets from her overpowered (if slightly silly) bear onesie, she’s able to pick off just about any foe. When she hears that a powerful monster has been attacking a nearby village, she quickly volunteers to check it out—maybe this monster will provide a challenge for once. But when Yuna arrives on the scene, she sees that the creature is tougher than anything she’s taken on before. Has Yuna met her match?
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First published November 10, 2020
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November 17, 2021
It's not easy being a person trapped in a bear suit in a fantasy world.
Having gotten fairly settled in her new bear house and comfortable with doing bear suit things with her twin bear companions Kumakyu and Kumayuru, Yuna tries to stay active. She's become somewhat of a novelty in the area, though, and catches the eye of a local lord...'s daughter. After that, she helps a young boy save his village and orphans eat another day. Not bad for a girl in a bear suit!
I thought this one was a bit....I won't say lame, because I still enjoyed it greatly, but not as strong as the first two volumes. The stories were kind of same-y in my opinion, though I'm interested to see where this orphanage angle goes. I'm still really entertained by the premise! This just wasn't one of the stronger volumes, I think.
March 30, 2022
Après avoir adoré les deux premiers tomes il est temps de continuer cette saga. Je compte me mettre bientôt à l’anime et je dois avouer que je suis très impatiente parce que j’aime énormément cette histoire. C’est si mignon, si adorable j’ai vraiment hâte de découvrir cette histoire à l’écran! Après avoir lu ce troisième tome, j’aime encore plus cette histoire. Cet isekai a vraiment tout pour plaire. C’est le genre d’historie que je trouve assez chill même si il y a de l’action ça reste une ambiance très paisible et j’aime vraiment beaucoup cet aspect là de l’histoire.
Dans ce troisième tome, on retrouve Yuna qui commence à s’habituer petit à petit à cette nouvelle vie dans ce nouveau monde. Elle s’est construit une maison ours de deux étages et continue à étendre son cercle de connaissances. Elle n’hésite pas à venir en aide à ceux qui viennent lui demander. Comme le jeune Kaï venu chercher secours à la guilde parce que son village est attaqué par une vipère noire! Et même si on ne lui recommande pas d’y aller, elle n’hésite pas une seule seconde et s’en va aider le jeune Kaï. Le problème c’est que cette vipère est terriblement puissante et peut se régénérer..
J’aime beaucoup le personnage de Yuna. Elle est tellement gentille et aimable. Elle n’hésite pas une seule seconde à venir en aide à quiconque en a besoin. C’est une vraie gentille comme je le dis, elle donne sans jamais rien attendre en retour. J’adore ses familiers, ils sont adorables et moi aussi j’aimerais avoir des ours comme elle, c’est beaucoup trop mignon je trouve. Encore une fois, on découvre toute l’étendue de ses pouvoirs. Elle est capable de venir à bout d’une vipère noire presque sans efforts alors que tout le monde lui disait de ne pas y aller seule. Elle est vraiment puissante! J’ai beaucoup aimé ce qu’elle a fait pour l’orphelinat à la fin, comme je le dis plus haut, elle fait toujours tout son possible pour venir en aide aux autres.
Encore une fois un tome que j’ai énormément aimé. Cette ambiance chill et posée me plaît vraiment beaucoup. On a de m’action, alors certes ce n’est pas des combats de fou non plus, mais on a tout de même de l’action. Mais malgré ça, c’est vraiment une ambiance tranquille qui ressort le plus et c’est ce qu’il me plaît le plus d’ailleurs. C’est le genre d’histoire sans prise de tête qui fait vraiment du bien à lire. De plus, le personnage de Yuna est incroyable je trouve, j’aime vraiment énormément la suivre dans ses aventures. J’ai hâte de lire la suite en tout cas!
Dans ce troisième tome, on retrouve Yuna qui commence à s’habituer petit à petit à cette nouvelle vie dans ce nouveau monde. Elle s’est construit une maison ours de deux étages et continue à étendre son cercle de connaissances. Elle n’hésite pas à venir en aide à ceux qui viennent lui demander. Comme le jeune Kaï venu chercher secours à la guilde parce que son village est attaqué par une vipère noire! Et même si on ne lui recommande pas d’y aller, elle n’hésite pas une seule seconde et s’en va aider le jeune Kaï. Le problème c’est que cette vipère est terriblement puissante et peut se régénérer..
J’aime beaucoup le personnage de Yuna. Elle est tellement gentille et aimable. Elle n’hésite pas une seule seconde à venir en aide à quiconque en a besoin. C’est une vraie gentille comme je le dis, elle donne sans jamais rien attendre en retour. J’adore ses familiers, ils sont adorables et moi aussi j’aimerais avoir des ours comme elle, c’est beaucoup trop mignon je trouve. Encore une fois, on découvre toute l’étendue de ses pouvoirs. Elle est capable de venir à bout d’une vipère noire presque sans efforts alors que tout le monde lui disait de ne pas y aller seule. Elle est vraiment puissante! J’ai beaucoup aimé ce qu’elle a fait pour l’orphelinat à la fin, comme je le dis plus haut, elle fait toujours tout son possible pour venir en aide aux autres.
Encore une fois un tome que j’ai énormément aimé. Cette ambiance chill et posée me plaît vraiment beaucoup. On a de m’action, alors certes ce n’est pas des combats de fou non plus, mais on a tout de même de l’action. Mais malgré ça, c’est vraiment une ambiance tranquille qui ressort le plus et c’est ce qu’il me plaît le plus d’ailleurs. C’est le genre d’histoire sans prise de tête qui fait vraiment du bien à lire. De plus, le personnage de Yuna est incroyable je trouve, j’aime vraiment énormément la suivre dans ses aventures. J’ai hâte de lire la suite en tout cas!
July 1, 2021
Might be the weakest out of the three volumes I've read, but that's not saying much as I really liked it and will still give it a 5.
Art: The art felt a little weaker in this volume, I feel like there were too many simplized shots (ex the reaction shots). I still think the character designs are good though. There weren't many panels that really caught my eye in this one. There was one little detail that I really liked- the use of speech bubbles to purposely cover stuff. For example covering half Yuna's breakfast to reveal in another panel the contents that are a surprise to her. It's really clever.
Character: There are some new characters. They are pretty strong and well written (ex Kai and Cliff). I like Cliff's personality, he doesn't feel like a tropey noble. I also really like Yuna's kind but cynical personality.
Story: The story is still good in this, just not too special. It wasn't as fun as the last 2 though, so that's why I think it's the weakest. There are some really sweet moments from Yuna, example the last arc and the first arc. The big monster of the volume wasn't too special for me as there was stakes and a sense of dread set up, but you could predict the outcome. I do think the magic was a little lack luster in this one, but the worldbuilding was great. For example the food in the new world isn't the exact same as our world. There are some nice little cheesey life lessons sprinkled in the last arc.
Overall while a very good volume, compared to the last two's high bar it left a little to be desired.
Art: The art felt a little weaker in this volume, I feel like there were too many simplized shots (ex the reaction shots). I still think the character designs are good though. There weren't many panels that really caught my eye in this one. There was one little detail that I really liked- the use of speech bubbles to purposely cover stuff. For example covering half Yuna's breakfast to reveal in another panel the contents that are a surprise to her. It's really clever.
Character: There are some new characters. They are pretty strong and well written (ex Kai and Cliff). I like Cliff's personality, he doesn't feel like a tropey noble. I also really like Yuna's kind but cynical personality.
Story: The story is still good in this, just not too special. It wasn't as fun as the last 2 though, so that's why I think it's the weakest. There are some really sweet moments from Yuna, example the last arc and the first arc. The big monster of the volume wasn't too special for me as there was stakes and a sense of dread set up, but you could predict the outcome. I do think the magic was a little lack luster in this one, but the worldbuilding was great. For example the food in the new world isn't the exact same as our world. There are some nice little cheesey life lessons sprinkled in the last arc.
Overall while a very good volume, compared to the last two's high bar it left a little to be desired.
November 8, 2021
In this volume, Yuna helps Fina's family get to a more stable position, she decides to go and see if she can help a village with a black viper problem, she meets the local lord and his daughter, and she stumbles on an orphanage in town in dire need of help.
As this series goes on I'm liking Yuna more and more. I love her heart to help others that gets front and center in this volume. The ways she helps the struggling family, the village, and the orphans were each inspirational. The thing about chickens was a bit humorous. There's a little ongoing mystery hinted at with the local lord that future volumes will undoubtedly explore. Recommended for gamers who need their heart strings tugged on a little.
Notes on content: Maybe 3 minor swears (I really don't remember that many). No sexual content. There's a scene with the ladies of Fina's family and Yuna in a steam bath but it is all tactfully drawn. The run-in with the viper gets a little violent (but it is more old fashioned superhero style with "Kapow" and things symbolizing injuries. It is related that the giant snake has killed several people already, but none of that on page. The poor orphans are in dire straights food-wise.
As this series goes on I'm liking Yuna more and more. I love her heart to help others that gets front and center in this volume. The ways she helps the struggling family, the village, and the orphans were each inspirational. The thing about chickens was a bit humorous. There's a little ongoing mystery hinted at with the local lord that future volumes will undoubtedly explore. Recommended for gamers who need their heart strings tugged on a little.
Notes on content: Maybe 3 minor swears (I really don't remember that many). No sexual content. There's a scene with the ladies of Fina's family and Yuna in a steam bath but it is all tactfully drawn. The run-in with the viper gets a little violent (but it is more old fashioned superhero style with "Kapow" and things symbolizing injuries. It is related that the giant snake has killed several people already, but none of that on page. The poor orphans are in dire straights food-wise.
November 28, 2023
Loved the Bear Fire attack! So cute. I love that Yuna is helping the community, not just by fighting beasts but improving things. Meanwhile, the bonus manga at the back with Kumayuru so pleased about the butterfly on his head, much to Kumakyu's annoyance.. It is so adorable and those four panels are just heart-warming.
August 17, 2025
Yuna has a big heart and wants to be sure that everyone in her life is taken care of. She also finds that there's aspects of the world, especially politics, that don't sit right with her. The characters are growing and moving forward.
May 1, 2021
Super cute and fun. I do feel like the quests could be a bit harder, but we do get to know the characters pretty well this way, so it's all good.
August 3, 2022
This my perfect manga series 💕🥰
March 22, 2024
Another adorable installment! I especially loved the storyline with Yuna and the orphanage.
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