Muchakucha Daisuki.

Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Mucha Kucha Daisuki, Dingue de toi!, Kawa no Hito, Yuki Furu Yoru wo Matte, Wait For a Night When Snow Falls, Watashi to Anata no Randebu, Your And My Randebu, Namida no Koimonogatari, A Tearful Tale of Love

Japanese: むちゃくちゃ大好き。

Information

Type: Manga

Volumes: 4

Chapters: 21

Status: Finished

Published: 2000 to 2001

Genres: Drama, Romance

Demographic: Shoujo

Serialization: Cheese!

Authors: Shimaki, Ako (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.11¹ (scored by 1,253 users)

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Ranked: #7213²

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Popularity: #7169

Members: 2,647

Favorites: 11

7.11

Ranked #7213Popularity #7169Members 2,647

MangaCheese!Shimaki, Ako (Story & Art)

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Volumes: /4

Chapters: /21

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Synopsis

Katagiri Aoi lives in the countryside, and likes it just fine there. Yet, to her dismay, her parents are moving to Tokyo, and she has to come along. Just before leaving her home town, however, she has a chance encounter with a visiting Tokyoite, Sugita Tsuyoshi, a city-born playboy type. On impulse, he kisses her—only to realize that this kiss, unlike all the others, carries unexpected meaning for them both.

Included one-shots:
Volume 1: Ai (Love); Kawa no Hito
Volume 3: Psycho na Ai (Psycho Love)
Volume 4: Yuki Furu Yoru wo Matte (Wait For a Night When Snow Falls), Watashi to Anata no Randebu (Your And My Randebu), Namida no Koimonogatari (A Tearful Tale of Love)

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Characters

Katagiri, Aoi

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Sugita, Tsuyoshi

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Reviews

Mar 15, 2011

aindah

Not Recommended

Preliminary (14/21 eps)

Mucha Kucha Daisuki starts off just fine. With a kiss between a country girl and a guy from Tokyo. That's pretty much where it stops being fine and goes on to being pretty much disastrous.
I'm a sucker for shoujo mangas. I admit it. I don't mind your usual passive girl, and a tough cool guy jumping through panels to save her. As long as the characters are consistent and likable, and the art is good, I don't mind that it lacks in realism.
The main female character in Mucha Kucha Daisuki is a moron. I mean, she must be, because she gets played around like an ...