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Yokohama Shopping Trip Azunymous 09/26/20 (Sat) 22:11:26 4580daa9 No.3832

I read this recently and it reminded me so much of Yotsuba, the main character is a cute cheerful girl with green hair, there's no real plot and the chapters are mostly daily life stories, it also has beautiful backgrounds with a lot of attention to detail.

It's about a robot girl who takes care of her owner's café while he's out for unknown reasons, it takes place in a post-apocalyptic setting where the human population has drastically reduced and the sea level is constantly rising and cities are slowly getting sunken. Despite this, people seem to have learned to live with it, but it can be a bit depressing at some points. Mind you, this manga presents a lot of mysteries, but it answers almost none of them.

This manga has two OVAs that adapt some stories from the manga, the first one is beautiful, but you can skip the second one.

Azunymous 09/28/20 (Mon) 08:17:07 6974743b No.3835

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I'm only a few chapters in, but so far it's a lot more somber than Yotsuba. There is a relaxing calmness and pretty art, but also a great sense of loss. Also, while there seems to be something of a main cast, the rest of the world is much emptier. Because of that, it feels a lot more quiet and lonely. The main character lives alone and has for what's implied to be a very long time. The energy of the whole thing is definitely unique from Yotsuba, if that makes any sense.
Thanks for the recommendation. It's definitely interesting.

Ralen 09/28/20 (Mon) 14:05:12 6d03ef74 No.3836

I also learned about YKK from this board (or one of its past incarnations) and I found it quite enjoyable, so I second this recommendation. I liked the OVAs too.

Azunymous 09/29/20 (Tue) 01:53:56 31d5e7f9 No.3838

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YKK is absolutely required reading for any azu fan! It captutes the ups and downs of life and humanity in such beautiful artwork all the same. Reading a chapter a day was an unforgetable experience. Definately listen to the soundtrack as well, it really puts you in the world!