Mahoraba: Heartful Days

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2005

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Shiratori Ryuushi is a young artist-in-training, about to start studying at a vocational school. Arriving at his new lodgings, Narutakisou, he finds himself the focus of attention for the co... Read allShiratori Ryuushi is a young artist-in-training, about to start studying at a vocational school. Arriving at his new lodgings, Narutakisou, he finds himself the focus of attention for the collection of weirdos that inhabit the place.Shiratori Ryuushi is a young artist-in-training, about to start studying at a vocational school. Arriving at his new lodgings, Narutakisou, he finds himself the focus of attention for the collection of weirdos that inhabit the place.

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Heartful Days

"Mahoraba: Heartful Days" is an Drama/Comedy/Anime from 2005, based on a manga by Akira Kojiba, and was produced by J.C. Staff. This series consists of 26 episodes. There are NO spoilers here.

Basic about the beginning: A children's book writer wannabe named Ryushi Shiratori moves into an old Japanese style apartment, in order to go to an art school in Tokyo. He meets a cute girl named Kozue Aoba, who is the landlord of this apartment complex, together with five other people. Kozue herself actually knows nothing about her deep secret; she can "transform" into other personalities, depending on if she gets shocked, sad etc...

This series is a somewhat cute little anime series. The animation and the content itself is typical for an anime as we people know drama/comedy-anime today. The humor taking place throughout this series is fine too. Should be fine for viewers at the age of 11 and over. Overall, I give this a rating 4 of 6 points.

Some of the other similar drama/comedy-anime series I've seen include "Brighter than Dawning Blue (2006)", "Ramune (2005)" and "My Heartfelt Sympathy (2007)".