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Description
In the Mimurake no Musuko series:
V.1 - Mimurake no Musuko (Son of the Mimura Family)
A story set in countryside, about two childhood friends Yumi and Toshi. While going through puberty Toshi developes unresolved feelings for Yumi. One day Toshi meets Yumi’s older brother Sumi and is lured into a sexual relationship with him. And so the love triangle begins...
V.2 - Deki no Waruiko (Clumsy Child)
The second son of the established rural Mimura family, Yumi, and Toshi are the closest of friends. Then one day, Yumi comes to know of Toshi's intimate relationship with Yumi's older brother, Sumi. A... More...
V.1 - Mimurake no Musuko (Son of the Mimura Family)
A story set in countryside, about two childhood friends Yumi and Toshi. While going through puberty Toshi developes unresolved feelings for Yumi. One day Toshi meets Yumi’s older brother Sumi and is lured into a sexual relationship with him. And so the love triangle begins...
V.2 - Deki no Waruiko (Clumsy Child)
The second son of the established rural Mimura family, Yumi, and Toshi are the closest of friends. Then one day, Yumi comes to know of Toshi's intimate relationship with Yumi's older brother, Sumi. A... More...
In the Mimurake no Musuko series:
V.1 - Mimurake no Musuko (Son of the Mimura Family)
A story set in countryside, about two childhood friends Yumi and Toshi. While going through puberty Toshi developes unresolved feelings for Yumi. One day Toshi meets Yumi’s older brother Sumi and is lured into a sexual relationship with him. And so the love triangle begins...
V.2 - Deki no Waruiko (Clumsy Child)
The second son of the established rural Mimura family, Yumi, and Toshi are the closest of friends. Then one day, Yumi comes to know of Toshi's intimate relationship with Yumi's older brother, Sumi. After hearing Toshi confess that he likes Sumi, a shocked Yumi makes a plan to tear them apart, but...
V.3 - Umareboshi (Newborn Star)
The second son of the established rural Mimura family, Yumi, and Toshi are the closest of friends. Even though their mutual feelings emerged as they held each other, the couple had a misunderstanding.... A heartbroken Yumi goes back alone to their hometown for the holidays, where the cherry blossoms flutter. But then, though he was able to separate himself quickly, all he can think about is Toshi. Yumi and Toshi’s story in the “Son of Mimura Family” series is at its exciting climax!
English publication via Renta! Less...
V.1 - Mimurake no Musuko (Son of the Mimura Family)
A story set in countryside, about two childhood friends Yumi and Toshi. While going through puberty Toshi developes unresolved feelings for Yumi. One day Toshi meets Yumi’s older brother Sumi and is lured into a sexual relationship with him. And so the love triangle begins...
V.2 - Deki no Waruiko (Clumsy Child)
The second son of the established rural Mimura family, Yumi, and Toshi are the closest of friends. Then one day, Yumi comes to know of Toshi's intimate relationship with Yumi's older brother, Sumi. After hearing Toshi confess that he likes Sumi, a shocked Yumi makes a plan to tear them apart, but...
V.3 - Umareboshi (Newborn Star)
The second son of the established rural Mimura family, Yumi, and Toshi are the closest of friends. Even though their mutual feelings emerged as they held each other, the couple had a misunderstanding.... A heartbroken Yumi goes back alone to their hometown for the holidays, where the cherry blossoms flutter. But then, though he was able to separate himself quickly, all he can think about is Toshi. Yumi and Toshi’s story in the “Son of Mimura Family” series is at its exciting climax!
English publication via Renta! Less...
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Associated Names
Boy is Satisfactory
Clumsy Child
Deki no Waruiko
Mimurake no Musuko series
Newborn Star
Son of the Mimura Family
Umareboshi
三村家の息子
三村家の息子シリーズ
出来の悪い子
生まれ星
Clumsy Child
Deki no Waruiko
Mimurake no Musuko series
Newborn Star
Son of the Mimura Family
Umareboshi
三村家の息子
三村家の息子シリーズ
出来の悪い子
生まれ星
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Latest Release(s)
v.3 c.2-8 + Omake by Nakama over 13 years ago
v.3 c.1 by Nakama over 13 years ago
v.2 c.5-6 + Atogaki by Nakama over 13 years ago
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v.3 c.1 by Nakama over 13 years ago
v.2 c.5-6 + Atogaki by Nakama over 13 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
3 Volumes (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
Yes
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Average: 7.8 / 10.0 (150 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.55 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 7.55 / 10.0
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Year
2005
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
HertZ (Taiyou Tosho)
Licensed (in English)
Yes
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Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #754 (+38)
Monthly Pos #1710 (+146)
3 Month Pos #2256 (+1102)
6 Month Pos #4574 (+280)
Year Pos #7662 (No change)
Monthly Pos #1710 (+146)
3 Month Pos #2256 (+1102)
6 Month Pos #4574 (+280)
Year Pos #7662 (No change)
List Stats
On 278 reading lists
On 221 wish lists
On 443 completed lists
On 19 unfinished lists
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On 221 wish lists
On 443 completed lists
On 19 unfinished lists
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Would've Been Better If It Had Ended
by brid
June 30th, 2008, 3:10am
June 30th, 2008, 3:10am
Rating: 6.0 / 10.0
Like the other reviewer, I also think that the ratings are a bit harsh for this one. The story and characters seem more complex than what you normally find in yaoi. The mangaka has given the series a shot of realism by giving her characters deep-seated family and personal issues beyond just the normal worries over their romantic entanglements. There's a moodiness to the piece that's certainly more mature in feel than your typical yaoi sex romp, and for that alone, it makes this manga worth a look.
However, despite all the positives, I just can't quite bring myself to recommend it. For one thing, the story ends abruptly in the middle of the first volume. Although the story is continued in a sequel, so far, no chapters of the sequel have been scanlated, and unless they are, or unless you are able to read raws, I would suggest giving this one a pass as there is no hint of a possible resolution in the chapters that appear in this volume. Moreover, from what I have seen of the raws, the story doesn't appear as though it will conclude in even the second volume. (Which I find strange as I don't think there is THAT much of a story here to tell that it needed to go on for more than a volume or two.)
The other reason why I am hesitant to recommend this story to anyone is that, quite frankly, I just don't like the main uke. He and the seme are childhood friends and the seme is obsessively in love with him, but for the life of me, I can't figure out why. The poor kid is just so dull, a point made all the more glaring when comparing him to his increadibly vivacious older brother. The older brother is an instant attention-grabber with his free-spirited approach to life (apparently, sitting naked on the rooftop and paying the harmonica was one of his hobbies as a teenager); the manga instantly livens up whenever he appears. As the reader, you're interested in finding out how he became the way that he is. Compare this to the main uke whose standout features are that he is obsessed with crows' feathers and astronomy--and denying that his very obviously gay brother is gay--and you've got a character who makes things drab just by his very presence. He's hard to sympathize with: he's utterly dense about his best friend's feelings for him (or really, his best friends feelings about anything at all), is willfully blind about brother's sexuality, and is also entirely unconcerned about his brother's feelings of also not wanting to inherit the family buisness (the uke wants to foist things off on him no matter what so that he can go study astronomy in college). As a side character, I might not have minded him, but not as the romantic lead. (About the only thing he has going for him is that he has a very stereotypical "uke" appearance, which for me personally, is not an especially positive thing.) Stretching a nice, but not especially dramatic story out past 2 volumes if it features a main character that I'm apathetic towards also makes the manga difficult for me to recommend. I really do wish the mangaka could've ended it in the first volume.
However, despite all the positives, I just can't quite bring myself to recommend it. For one thing, the story ends abruptly in the middle of the first volume. Although the story is continued in a sequel, so far, no chapters of the sequel have been scanlated, and unless they are, or unless you are able to read raws, I would suggest giving this one a pass as there is no hint of a possible resolution in the chapters that appear in this volume. Moreover, from what I have seen of the raws, the story doesn't appear as though it will conclude in even the second volume. (Which I find strange as I don't think there is THAT much of a story here to tell that it needed to go on for more than a volume or two.)
The other reason why I am hesitant to recommend this story to anyone is that, quite frankly, I just don't like the main uke. He and the seme are childhood friends and the seme is obsessively in love with him, but for the life of me, I can't figure out why. The poor kid is just so dull, a point made all the more glaring when comparing him to his increadibly vivacious older brother. The older brother is an instant attention-grabber with his free-spirited approach to life (apparently, sitting naked on the rooftop and paying the harmonica was one of his hobbies as a teenager); the manga instantly livens up whenever he appears. As the reader, you're interested in finding out how he became the way that he is. Compare this to the main uke whose standout features are that he is obsessed with crows' feathers and astronomy--and denying that his very obviously gay brother is gay--and you've got a character who makes things drab just by his very presence. He's hard to sympathize with: he's utterly dense about his best friend's feelings for him (or really, his best friends feelings about anything at all), is willfully blind about brother's sexuality, and is also entirely unconcerned about his brother's feelings of also not wanting to inherit the family buisness (the uke wants to foist things off on him no matter what so that he can go study astronomy in college). As a side character, I might not have minded him, but not as the romantic lead. (About the only thing he has going for him is that he has a very stereotypical "uke" appearance, which for me personally, is not an especially positive thing.) Stretching a nice, but not especially dramatic story out past 2 volumes if it features a main character that I'm apathetic towards also makes the manga difficult for me to recommend. I really do wish the mangaka could've ended it in the first volume.
Don't let the ratings fool you! XD
by crimsonbunny
January 21st, 2008, 10:12am
January 21st, 2008, 10:12am
Rating: N/A
ok, this is my first time reviewing a manga so don't have any high hopes.
It's a love triangle taking place on the countryside.
Two best friends, Yumi and Toshi
Toshi has feelings for Yumi but Yumi doesn't know
Toshi meets yumis older brother Sumi, who is gay and they have sex. (sexscenes hot... *drools)
Yumi seems to have a grudge against Sumi and Toshi being gay.
Seems like a very shallow and simple plot but it isn't, it has more dept to it than those other predictable mangas, we get a glimpse on Yumi and Sumis past, and the heritance of family affairs and how neither of the two brothers want to inherit it.
The story seems kinda dark at times, which suits the authors artstyle.
I don't know why so many rated it as bad, personally I liked it. The manga had a good plot which kept me wanting for more.
Ohh remember there is another volume of this great manga, so it is not finished yet even though the scanlators seems to have dropped it.
It's a love triangle taking place on the countryside.
Two best friends, Yumi and Toshi
Toshi has feelings for Yumi but Yumi doesn't know
Toshi meets yumis older brother Sumi, who is gay and they have sex. (sexscenes hot... *drools)
Yumi seems to have a grudge against Sumi and Toshi being gay.
Seems like a very shallow and simple plot but it isn't, it has more dept to it than those other predictable mangas, we get a glimpse on Yumi and Sumis past, and the heritance of family affairs and how neither of the two brothers want to inherit it.
The story seems kinda dark at times, which suits the authors artstyle.
I don't know why so many rated it as bad, personally I liked it. The manga had a good plot which kept me wanting for more.
Ohh remember there is another volume of this great manga, so it is not finished yet even though the scanlators seems to have dropped it.
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