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昔久街のロジオネ
クガキだらけの夢を見よう。キミが淋しくないように。
都会の隅で一人暮らしを始めた女子高生・ヒメユカ。ある日どういうわけか、彼女のアパートがラクガキだらけに！ 犯人の男の子・ロジオネは、なぜかヒメユカになつくけれど…。珠玉のピュアファンタジー集登場！
都会の隅で一人暮らしを始めた女子高生・ヒメユカ。ある日どういうわけか、彼女のアパートがラクガキだらけに！ 犯人の男の子・ロジオネは、なぜかヒメユカになつくけれど…。珠玉のピュアファンタジー集登場！
186 pages, Paperback
First published March 1, 2005
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October 24, 2010
Typically I don't like oneshot collections but I'm a sucker for anything by Yumeka-sensei so that's why I picked this title up. As far as oneshot collections go, it's not too different but the artwork is gorgeous and the emotions portrayed are done really well. Also, each story was completely different from the last so there were a wide variety of plot lines which I found to be a good thing.
Rating: PG
Artwork: A
Originality: B
Plotline: B
Rating: PG
Artwork: A
Originality: B
Plotline: B
November 29, 2019
Reread in 2019
It’s an okay collection of short stories. The art is a bit unrefined, but what strikes most is that the stories seem to have a lot more going on than what you actually see depicted in the art or text. Less than lukewarm feelings about this one, sad to say.
It’s an okay collection of short stories. The art is a bit unrefined, but what strikes most is that the stories seem to have a lot more going on than what you actually see depicted in the art or text. Less than lukewarm feelings about this one, sad to say.
August 19, 2011
I totally love Yumeka's artwork, but sometimes her characters look exactly the same in this collection. The first three stories are very nice and lovely, but the last one called 'Robot' is a total mess and I almost didn't even bother to finish it.
August 4, 2022
Das Cover ist nicht ganz so schön, wie die Zeichnungen in den einzelnen Geschichten - lasst euch davon nicht täuschen!
Am besten hat mir "Die Nudelsuppenprinzessin" und "Mein Shalala" gefallen - in ersterem geht es ganz grob um die Tochter eines Yakuza Bosses und wie sie ihrer Verantwortung und einer Zweckhochzeit entfliehen möchte. In zweiterem um eine unvollkommene Hexe, die in die Menschenwelt reist, um eine Zutat zu sammeln, mit der ihre Kräfte verstärkt werden.
Neben diesen beiden gibt es auch noch zwei andere Geschichten, die auch super hübsch gezeichnet sind, mich aber nicht ganz so abholen konnten - vor allem der letzten fand ich es schwer zu folgen.
Nichtsdestotrotz mag ich den Manga ganz gern und wenn ihr ihn irgendwo mal seht, dann werft einen Blick hinein! 💜
Am besten hat mir "Die Nudelsuppenprinzessin" und "Mein Shalala" gefallen - in ersterem geht es ganz grob um die Tochter eines Yakuza Bosses und wie sie ihrer Verantwortung und einer Zweckhochzeit entfliehen möchte. In zweiterem um eine unvollkommene Hexe, die in die Menschenwelt reist, um eine Zutat zu sammeln, mit der ihre Kräfte verstärkt werden.
Neben diesen beiden gibt es auch noch zwei andere Geschichten, die auch super hübsch gezeichnet sind, mich aber nicht ganz so abholen konnten - vor allem der letzten fand ich es schwer zu folgen.
Nichtsdestotrotz mag ich den Manga ganz gern und wenn ihr ihn irgendwo mal seht, dann werft einen Blick hinein! 💜
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September 15, 2025The titular story is the worst in the collection by far so don't stop reading it even if that one flopped for you... the witch one was my favorite I couldn't believe the author said she thinks it sucks in the end note lmaooooo
Yumeka Sumomo's stories don't always grab me but her art is my favorite in all of manga
Yumeka Sumomo's stories don't always grab me but her art is my favorite in all of manga
July 23, 2014
~3-3.5/5
I picked up this little one-shot volume by chance, thinking it looked cute. And it was; cute, a little thoughtful.
The first story is about a girl wanting to move on from her past childhood, wanting to grow up, only for a childhood toy of hers to haunt her, trying to show her love. I thought this story was very cute and warmhearted. Her toy was a sweetheart, and the ending left me very happy.
The second story is about an arranged marriage between yakuza families, with the girl already in love. This story was predictable, but I still thought it was pretty cute. There was some time taken to show the girl’s feelings for the guy, and I liked that.
The third story was about a witch needing a human’s tears to increase her power. This story, I think, was a little underdeveloped, as I had hard time really growing close to the characters, and the ending could have been more. But it was still a cute story.
The last story was about a robot world and the people who own them, and people who reincarnate as themselves over and over again. It was kind of an odd story, and I don’t think the world or the ideas presented were very clear, or maybe there just wasn’t enough time to fully develop them. The whole idea left me a little confused, unsure how it really worked. It had potential, and it wasn’t a bad story, but it just wasn’t very clear.
This was a pretty good collection of stories; I enjoyed most of them. The art was very pretty. I’m glad I picked it up.
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
I picked up this little one-shot volume by chance, thinking it looked cute. And it was; cute, a little thoughtful.
The first story is about a girl wanting to move on from her past childhood, wanting to grow up, only for a childhood toy of hers to haunt her, trying to show her love. I thought this story was very cute and warmhearted. Her toy was a sweetheart, and the ending left me very happy.
The second story is about an arranged marriage between yakuza families, with the girl already in love. This story was predictable, but I still thought it was pretty cute. There was some time taken to show the girl’s feelings for the guy, and I liked that.
The third story was about a witch needing a human’s tears to increase her power. This story, I think, was a little underdeveloped, as I had hard time really growing close to the characters, and the ending could have been more. But it was still a cute story.
The last story was about a robot world and the people who own them, and people who reincarnate as themselves over and over again. It was kind of an odd story, and I don’t think the world or the ideas presented were very clear, or maybe there just wasn’t enough time to fully develop them. The whole idea left me a little confused, unsure how it really worked. It had potential, and it wasn’t a bad story, but it just wasn’t very clear.
This was a pretty good collection of stories; I enjoyed most of them. The art was very pretty. I’m glad I picked it up.
[Read more at my blog, Geeky Reading!]
June 28, 2018
I've been digging out and rereading some of my manga one-shots this year. I recall buying this book because I liked Yumeka's "Same Cell Organism" and "The Day I Became a Butterfly" and I adore her "Voices of a Distant Star" adaptation (different name, same creator). The art in this collection is nice, but the 4 stories don't click and feel only half-written. What is going on here? If you're a Yumeka completist, you might enjoy - but the casual reader can probably pass on this. 2.5 stars.
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December 13, 2011Reviewing for
No Flying, No Tights
April 27, 2013
Almost got 4 stars but the last story really confused. I'll have to reread some time I think.
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