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In the ruthless arena of webcomics, it is hard to seize readers’ attention – especially when the audience consists of the ever-busy and demanding users of Twitter Japan. Indeed, few artists dare to develop a plot worthy of the name, relying instead on the visual appeal of their strips. For this reason, “Dara-san of Reiwa” by Haruomi Tomutsuka is a most welcome exception to the trend, as it blends a captivating style with a dual-layered plot where past and present unfold in parallel, to the point that two different storylines come to coexist in one manga.

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For generations, the Misogiya family has been entrusted with the duty to protect their fellow villagers from Yamatagi Madara, a dreadful half-woman-half-snake creature. Because of the heavy rains, one day the temple protecting the hamlet from the vengeful spirit is torn to pieces, and Yamatagi Madara ventures in looking for victims.

Another Christmas is approaching and Ichiyoshi Eita, worker in a chocolate factory, has resigned to the fact that he is going to spend it alone. Until one day, right after deciding to turn his life around and not end up like his penniless senior, a peculiar marble falls from the sky right into his hands. Indeed, it is no ordinary marble, as fiddling with it will spawn an alluring girl in Ichiyoshi’s apartment, who will then multiply herself upon being kissed. Far from being the realization of his wildest fantasy, the young man will have to take on the role of a single father until more is understood about what these four beauties are, and where they came from.

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