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“Eliza's suitor-slaying grandma leaves; she meets a cute forest boy with a pet worm.”
Akazukin Eliza
赤ずきんエリーザ
6.13
21,127 rank · 4,359 readers · 5 favorites
Shounen
Adventure
Comedy
Ecchi
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Synopsis
Eliza's suitor-slaying grandma leaves; she meets a cute forest boy with a pet worm.
Eliza's grandmother constantly destroys any approaching suitor before Eliza gets the chance to talk to any of them. Will this be her chance when she's alone and finds a cute boy in the forest with his pet... worm? (Source: One Manga)
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Community consensus
Derived from 3 sampled reviews
6.0
/10
What 3 readers settled on.
50%
recommend
Score distribution
median 5
mode 3
σ 2.94
Agreement
Polarized
σ 2.94 · split reception
The polarity gap
7.0 pts
Recommenders 10.0 · others 3.0
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No
Score over time
↓ 4.00
Running avg · May 2011 → Nov 2017
Snap verdicts
· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 10 “Akazukin Eliza is a wonderful, cute, and light-hearted parody that features well-drawn, lovable characters and a healthy dose of fan-service. While the grandmother’s overly muscular design felt...”
- 3 “I acknowledge the effort put into creating this work, even though the final product falls short. The story is fundamentally flawed and messed up, making it a series that is ultimately not worth...”
- 5 “The art style is undeniably cute, featuring a pretty heroine and a brand of absurd comedy that can be genuinely funny. However, the story feels too short to foster real character attachment, and...”
Verbosity
Short · 33%
Medium · 67%
Long · 0%
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Akazukin Eliza begins and ends here.
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A One shot Publication
- Format 1 ch ch × vol
- Total read 0h 08m approx
- Published May 2009 – ongoing
- Source One shot media type
- Ref. BS-M9302 catalog