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From the same author of The Dangers in My Heart, I would say this manga is much better.

The drawing is prettier, the world depiction is amazing as it is fantasy. The characters are all unique, the stories are unexpected because there are things we need to know what the robot MC can and cannot do. The main characters' design are also top notch and cute.

Many funny moments with alternate endings. Just in one volume, the manga feels so dense. There are many things happening and they progress nicely. Have I mentioned how the artwork is just simply amazing? I hope this manga will be published ... in English soon! Definitely a must-buy

I was browsing on MAL I came upon this manga. It looked interesting, so i decided to read it. I had no idea what I was getting in to.

Story: 7/10: This story is different from most Comedy Manga that I have read. The premise being that a girl's father builds a fully centinent robot girl that serves as his daughter's friend. But for comedy's sake, nobody believes him, and many people suspect that he's kidnapping girls (Great gag I know right) Anyway, the story is rather light, only having about 3 characters that show up in every chapter that being the Robot Girl, the ... daughter, and the father.

As the story progresses, it can seem to drag on, because every chapter its the same joke. Like the Robot girl gets into a embarrassing siuation or people freak out because they think the dad has a girl locked in his basement. Some of the situations can seem very inappropriate at times. In the context of the story, the two girls are in highschool, but their drawn as short chibi characters which make them look younger like Elementary School Kids. Overall, not very heavy on the story.

Art: 7/10: The art is very nice to look at it. The characters are all designed to where they can differentiated, except for the two main girls. I mixed them up a lot. The line work is the best part of the art from what I've noticed. The way the panels are positioned, along with the backgrounds included, can be very overwhelming in many cases, and make it hard to figure out what's happening in a scene. Overall, pretty good Character Design but is just too much for the eyes.

Characters: 7/10: All the characters have their own personalities which is great but can be expected with a manga having little central and main characters to follow. But thankfully the characters all stay within their own personalities instead of veering off character like some bad comedy manga do for a joke.

6/10: My enjoyment factor wasn't really great. Its has an interesting premise, but the jokes are overused, and the art can be very overwhelming, but not to say its bad. Its just been done hundreds of times before, so I can't recommend it to a lot of people.

Overall: 6.5/10: Overall, its already been done, and has been done many times before. Doesn't stand out, which is sad for this manga because its well drawn.