Английская Википедия:City (manga)
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Characters
Mont Blanc Trio
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- A 20-year old university sophomore at Mont Blanc University. She works as a waitress at the Makabe's Western Bistro.
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- An 18-year old university freshman at the same university as Nagumo and Wako, who dreams to become a photographer.
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- Similar to Nagumo, she is a university sophomore at the same university as Nagumo and Niikura. However, she has an airhead personality and likes to stalk Nagumo.
Makabe family
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- The owner and head chef of their family restaurant that specializes in Western-style cuisine. He is married to his wife, who is an archaeologist, and father to their children, Tatewaku and Matsuri.
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- The older brother of Matsuri, who is a second-year high school student and a substitute player at his school's soccer team.
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- The younger sister of Tatewaku, who is a middle school student. She spends her free time with Ecchan, her best friend.
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- Tsurubishi's mother-in-law and Tatewaku and Matsuri's grandmother. She is the owner of Mokumesei Manor, an apartment complex where the Mont Blanc Trio resides.
Adatara family
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- The patriarch of the family and he is a retired scientist.
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- The owner of their liquor store. He and Mrs. Adatara have five children.
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- Wife of Mr. Adatara and mother to their five children.
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- The eldest son of the family. He used to be a former soccer player and the current heir to the family-owned liquor store.
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- The eldest daughter of the family. She served as a manager to Shia Azumaya.
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- The second son of the family and classmate of Tatewaku and Riko. He is called by the class as the "modern-day William Tell".
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- The eldest of the twins.
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- The youngest of the twins.
Publication
The series is written and illustrated by Keiichi Arawi and began serialization in Kodansha's Morning magazine on September 29, 2016.[1][2] The series concluded on February 4, 2021.[3][4] Kodansha published the series in 13 volumes.[5] An online autograph contest was held to celebrate the final volume's release.[6]
At Anime Expo 2017, Vertical announced they licensed the series for English publication.[7]
Volume list
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Reception
At San Diego Comic-Con 2019, Rob McMonigal picked the series as the best continuing series for grown-ups.[8]
The series has been praised by most critics. Sean Gaffney from A Case Suitable for Treatment gave the series praise, saying it "made him smile".[9] Ian Wolf from Anime UK News stated that he liked the series, stating that fans of Arawi's style in Nichijou will also like this series.[10] Ross Locksley from UK Anime Network felt similarly about the manga, rating it a seven and saying the rating is a nine for fans of Nichijou and a five for anyone else.[11] However, Katherine Dacey from The Manga Critic was more critical, calling the series' jokes "tired slapstick [humor]" and the characters "strenuously unpleasant".[12]
References
External links
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