Quick Reads: Thoughts on Mayonaka Lolita

Mayonaka Lolita
(Manga 2011)
By: Saki Shiumi
It has been a long time since I did a “Quick Reads” manga post. Sorry about that. I am currently in an anime phase, so a majority of my posts will be about anime for now.
Michiryuu accidentally consumes a special rejuvenation drink that makes her become a little girl at night. In order to become normal, she must kiss the person she loves and that person must love her back.
This manga plays with the concept of “lolicon.” I am not much of a fan for these types of anime and manga, but I decided to read this one out of boredom (there really wasn’t a specific reason).
My method of reading this is to not look at it in an immoral perspective. It is just a simple story of a guy that likes a girl, but it just so happens that she is stuck in kid form because of a magical potion. Furthermore, this shoujo manga doesn’t characterize the male lead, Makimura Aoi, as a perverted guy. Instead, it seems that Aoi truly cherishes Michiryuu and tries to protect her from people that do not know her secret. In fact, Aoi seems to care for Michiryuu’s well-being as if she is really a child. In one view, it could seem that his caring for little Michiryuu is a form of love and affection.
The only issue I have with this manga is the ending, but I won’t talk about it since it is a very short manga.
Anyways, Mayonaka Lolita is a light-hearted read. It doesn’t have much of a lolicon aspect, so you don’t have to worry about that if you don’t like it.
3.5/5
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Hmmmmmmm. Interesting.
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It is. For your taste, I don’t think you should bother. xD
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Ahaha! Well, I’m a curious type of person. We’ll see. You do read a lot of manga, though. You’re like Krystallina of Daiyamanga. I mostly focus on anime, so I’m not as aware of the wide variety of manga series as I am with anime.
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Haha, okay then.I read a lot of shoujo manga because not a lot of it gets created into an anime. Oh, Krystallina, she is cool. (Shout out to her!)
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Indeed. Compared to shounen series, shoujo stuff being adapted into anime are limited. That’s one of the reasons that I’m not that well-versed with it. And yay to PRESIDENT Krystallina. 😉
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Yup, it is a sad little world, but it’s okay. Good shoujo stuff is hard to find.
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