Yotsuba&! #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the tenth installment of the slice-of-life manga series following the cheerful and curious young girl Yotsuba Koiwai as she navigates everyday adventures with her father and neighbors. The stories continue to capture her playful misadventures and interactions with the world around her, maintaining the series' signature humor and warmth.
In "Yotsuba And Playtime," Yotsuba and Ena visit Miura at her home, where a curious discovery in her bedroom sets off a quiet moment of wonder and explanation. Yotsuba, ever imaginative, insists that a stack of boxes in the corner is her robot friend Danbo—only to be gently corrected by Miura and Ena, who must explain what really happened to the beloved toy. Written by Kiyohiko Azuma and Stephen Paul, with art and inks by Azuma, and lettering by Terri Delgado, the issue captures the gentle humor and heartfelt moments that define the series, all framed by a cover by Kiyohiko Azuma.
Yotsuba Koiwai’s playful mischief takes a turn when she breaks a dish and tries to cover it up with a lie. Her father, Mr. Koiwai, decides to take an unusual approach to teach her a lesson about honesty, setting off a chain of events that tests both Yotsuba’s creativity and her father’s resolve. Asagi Ayase watches the situation unfold with quiet concern, caught between amusement and worry.
In "Yotsuba And Reunion," Yotsuba Koiwai, Ena Ayase, and Miura Hiyasaka share a quiet afternoon at Miura’s house, where a curious discovery in her bedroom sparks a heartfelt moment. Yotsuba, ever the imaginative one, believes she’s found her long-lost robot friend Danbo among some old boxes—only to be gently corrected by Ena and Miura, who must explain the truth behind the memories.
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