
Sarazanmai: Reo and Mabu
レオとマブ ふたりはさらざんまい (Reo to Mabu)
Kunihiko Ikuhara, IKUNIRAPPER; art Misaki Saitoh; miggy
Two police officers find a baby on a plate in the street and end up raising her.
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- manga
- Volumes
- 1 in English
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Synopsis
Reo and Mabu take in a mysterious baby while they look for her parents and name her Sara. She seems to have odd powers, and life with her keeps getting stranger. A light spin-off comedy from the anime Sarazanmai. Seven Seas files it under Boys' Love; the romance is gentle and domestic.
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- Also adapted: Spin-off of the Sarazanmai anime.
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English publisher: Seven Seas.
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