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Synonyms: Ayu & Mayu, Ayu and Mayu
Japanese: あゆまゆ
Author:
Shiotarou
Type:
Manga
Volumes:
5
Chapters:
29
Status:
Finished
Publish:
2021-12-06 to 2021-04-06
Serialization:
Shounen Champion
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Alternatives:
Synonyms: Ayu & Mayu, Ayu and Mayu
Japanese: あゆまゆ
Japanese: あゆまゆ
Author:
Shiotarou
Type:
Manga
Volumes:
5
Chapters:
29
Status:
Finished
Publish:
2021-12-06 to 2021-04-06
Serialization:
Shounen Champion
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4.6
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Summary
Yousuke gets separated from his only younger sister when he's a child. after 10 years he gets some clue about his sister's location. being excited to meet his sister he goes to find her, but...
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Ayu Mayu review
Ayu Mayu is an Ecchi, Romantic, Comedy that sadly contains every Rom/Com cliché imaginable but it makes it work, with incredibly wacky comedy and nicely done romance.
The focus of this wacky romantic comedy is an orphaned boy named Yousuke who dreams of reuniting his long lost little sister. After years of searching he finally reaches his goal however he runs into a major obstacle… there seem to be 2 girls who have the potential of being his little (Ayu & Mayu) and he has no way to determine which one is his sister. So there you have it; the entire story is basically about Yousuke trying to find out which one is his real sister. Sure the logical thing would be to have some kind of DNA test but this is a comedy and a very illogical one at that. So expect to witness the most random, hilarious and plain retarded moments imaginable. If you’ve seen or read something like Onegai Twins then you’ll certainly know that this manga’s story is anything but original. Nonetheless it doesn’t stop it being fun to read. Each chapter tends to have a standalone feel but thankfully the story actually progresses from one chapter to the next, which makes the cliché riddled adventure and sweet romance worthwhile. The 3 main characters are pretty much what make it all worthwhile. Yousuke acts like most of the male protagonist found in most ecchi rom/coms and is usually at the butt of many jokes and misfortunes, but his attitude towards the girls is a huge merit. Then we have the story’s heroines who are pretty typical of any manga of this particular genre. Ayu is your standard tsundere whose annoying from time to time, whereas Mayu is honest and kind hearted and basically the complete opposite of Ayu. These 3 characters develop so much in such a short period; however when it comes to the supporting cast… They’re as forgettable as my morning chores and not worth mentioning. For this kind of manga I must admit that the artwork is pretty good, but everything from the character designs to the environments was just too plain. I just came from reading another ecchi manga with its art style almost identical to this, which got me to see the artwork for how unremarkable it is. At least it improves as the manga progresses. Overall Ayu Mayu turned out to be a pretty enjoyable Ecchi, Rom/Com, with plenty if hilarious moments. Nevertheless any experienced manga reader would easily be able to determine at least 3 different manga that this mangaka recycled some material from (Ichigo 100%, Love Hina, Onegai Twins, etc.). Although this is mainly the case for the 1st volume, as the story undergoes some improvements and contains plenty of plot twist. So if your in the mood for a blatant in-your-face kinda rom/com then check out this manga, as you may end up enjoying it. |
Ayu Mayu review
Yousuke after many years finds out that his sister is living in a mansion. When he visits he finds out that there are 2 of them, both from the same orphanage and both have a brother. Which one could be his real sister?
Story: This a really short romantic,ecchi, comedy, manga. The plot isn't really that well developed, but it compensates with much funny moments. It is probably filled with every single corny/cliche harem,ecchi, and comedy scene possible, but who knows, someone might beat it one day. Overall this manga is just filled with funny scenes that just probably exaggerates like crazy, but this is what makes this mange good, IS because of its comedic scenes and exaggerations. Art: The art is pretty simple and cute. Not really realistic type of style, going toward the big eye cute girl type kind of style. And the simple male type. Character: Saying that this series has any kind of character development, might be an overstatement. But the characters are pretty good. They are all funny, like how Mayu accepts Yousuke as her brother while the other is like the tsundere character. All of the are funny especially those moments where Yousuke shows his brotherly love. Enjoyment: Even though this series lacked character development and plot, I still enjoyed it very much in the sense of entertainment it provided me. It was a pretty short read, and it was pretty funny too. Though I did felt like the last few chapters were a rush, like many other short manga. It just seems like the writer just ran out of ideas and just through in a quick conclusion that makes the reader goes: This is it? But the ending of this manga wasn't that bad, probably because it didn't bring your hopes up, so there wasn't anything to let down. I'd recommend you to read it just for fun since it is a pretty short series and is pretty funny too! Well hope you enjoy! |
Ayu Mayu review
Story:
Ayu Mayu is a really good quick-read ecchi/comedy/romance manga, in which the main character Yousuke tries to find his long separated little sister, but faces many obstacles along the way. (including his growing taboo relationship with his sisters, the return of a girl who loved him since childhood, and even a ghost cat...in addition to his normal problems which he causes for himself). But The story isnt a really serious one, you wont feel too emotional from reading it, and it is short and doesnt drag on for too long. You will enjoy it if you are looking for a calm, funny romance manga with some ecchi. Art: The art is pretty well suited for the type of manga that it is: Super-cute, large-eyed manga girls that are good to look at. No particular shocking pictures drawn, nor ugly characters drawn. All characters are good to look at, while keeping with the comedy aspect of the manga. Also contains a lot of ecchi (never hurts to have ecchi, heh). Character: The characters are made to suit the story pretty well: 2 sisters, A kind and forgiving hot sister, and a cute sister that beats up Yousuke for his pervertedness; and a perverted brother (Yousuke) who gets to activate super-powers that only perverted brothers can use. There isnt much character development, but the manga is reasonably short and concise, and the characters' personalities fit them well in their interactions with other characters, and in creating funny and ecchi moments. Enjoyment: Overall, i enjoyed this manga quite well. It was a relaxing read that was enjoyable but did not drag on for too long (its only 29 chapters) and thus did not really bore me like other manga of the same type may. (like if its like over 100 chapters). Overall: This is the manga to read if you like a relaxing romance manga that is funny and has ecchi. IMO its better than most manga of the same genre because of its size: You get a simple, easy-to-follow story with eye-candy characters, while not being dragged through endless chapters concerning how the man male character lives his ecchi life. Great read if you are looking for a break from other genres of manga, and like a ecchi/comedy/romance manga with better flow and continuity. |
Ayu Mayu review
This manga starts off pretty slow, with most of the humor being focused around the protagonist being incompetent and hated. It then transitions to actually caring about the main mystery, which pushes the plot forward causes the story to pick up tremendously. The main character begins to act in a way that is more appealing, and the humor also improves. However, they decide to attempt to sweep the solving of the mystery under the rug, and go back to the previous status quo of not knowing who the sister is in order to keep the story going rather than end it. This reversal felt pretty
forced and awkward to be honest. Still, once it gets over the strange feeling hump of doing so, the manga is pretty good, in that the story continues to move at a good pace, the main character is still appealing, and the humor is also solid. All of this leads to a conclusion that is pretty much exactly what you would expect it to be, but it's pretty sweet at being so and I was satisfied with the ending. The art is pretty good.
tl;dr: A weak start that turns into a pretty solid rom-com. |