Mama Yuu - Reviews

I saw the art on the first page and I thought to myself, "Oh my god, this is crappy," and I prepared for the worst. But the story was actually very well put together. It had a nice flow to it and I felt intrigued by Okumura. Okumura is loud and forceful, but also compassionate and wise. In fact, I wasn't sure whether the story was following Okumura or not. I mean, in a way it is, because it's telling the story of how another mother (presumably "Mama Yuu") fell in love with fem at the park where they have their children play together, but Okumura isn't the protagonist.