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My Girl (Manga)

Both manga focus on a relationship between a kid and an adult (in the case of flat, a teenager) and how they begin to bond and understand each other.

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Sudden fatherhood of a young, almost excessively mature girl as the result of a lost loved one. The younger age and overall attitude of the man in My Girl leads to a more self-centered, mopey tale, whereas in Usagi Drop the story is able to focus more upon the growth of the man and his new child, rather than dwell on the past.

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A similar premise taken in a very different direction. My Girl focuses on the despair and angst surrounding the loss of a loved one and sudden, unexpected responsibility, whereas Otaku no Musume-san puts forth a more comical effort than anything else.

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Both guys were living their lives as they were until they found out they were fathers to their daughters. My Girl revolves around Kazama finding out his ex-love had died and she left him a daughter which he did not know of. While Hotman, is about a man who had a troubled life in his younger days without caring about the consequences, left him with a baby with a skin disease. Both men carefully change their ways for their daughters as single fathers (even though in Hotman, the father has his siblings).

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