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A natural match between the manga queen Moyoco Anno and the patron saint otaku, Hideaki Anno! When Moyoco Anno, the widely successful creator of women's manga, married Hideaki Anno, creator of Evangelion and a director known to be the very model of an otaku, she held one important doubt: Am I really ready to be an otaku's wife? Taking up that challenge, Moyoco Anno launched herself into the deepand beautiful world of married life. This comic essay, an account of the private lives of two of Japan's most high-profile creators, is raw, unfiltered, and unforgettablyhilarious. This series has been published in Japan since 2002 which Japanese title name is 'Kantoku Fuyuki Todoki'.
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This manga is a collection of anecdotes from the daily lives of the two protagonists, who are avatars of Hideaki Anno and Moyoco Anno, the latter being the author of the manga.
Each chapter tells a story of their everyday life, often focusing on Anno’s Otaku nature and how this gradually influenced his wife as well.
These anecdotes are told in an obviously exaggerated way, but without ever becoming too caricatured or overly sentimental (as Anno himself notes at the end of the volume). Sometimes, the anecdotes are even intimate in their own way, as they reveal some of Anno’s character's bad habits.
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Each chapter tells a story of their everyday life, often focusing on Anno’s Otaku nature and how this gradually influenced his wife as well.
These anecdotes are told in an obviously exaggerated way, but without ever becoming too caricatured or overly sentimental (as Anno himself notes at the end of the volume). Sometimes, the anecdotes are even intimate in their own way, as they reveal some of Anno’s character's bad habits.
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