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“Hana raises wolf-human children alone after her wolf husband dies, moving from city to countryside.”
Wolf Children: Ame & Yuki
おおかみこどもの雨と雪
8.32
328 rank · 27,147 readers · 550 favorites
Seinen
Childcare
Drama
Fantasy
Romance
Slice of Life
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Synopsis
Hana raises wolf-human children alone after her wolf husband dies, moving from city to countryside.
The story covers 13 years and begins with a 19-year-old college student named Hana who encounters and falls in "fairy tale-like" love with a "wolf man." After marrying the wolf man, Hana gives birth and raises two wolf children—an older sister named Yuki who was born on a snowy day, and a younger brother named Ame who was born on a rainy day. The four quietly lived in a corner of a city to conceal the existence of the "wolf children," but when the wolf man suddenly dies, Hana decides to move to a rural town far removed from the city. (Source: ANN)
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 3 sampled reviews
9.7
/10
What 3 readers settled on.
100%
recommend
Score distribution
median 10
mode 10
σ 0.47
Agreement
Strong agreement
σ 0.47 · scores cluster tight
The polarity gap
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Not enough recommend signal yet
Score over time
↓ 0.33
Running avg · Oct 2015 → Dec 2021
Snap verdicts
· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 9 “This is an amazing, heartwarming story that perfectly balances wholesomeness with the bittersweet reality of growth, anchored by Hana’s incredible devotion to her children. There are no criticisms...”
- 10 “The story is deeply emotional and engaging, complemented by incredible character development and a beautiful, soft art style. There are no notable flaws or criticisms to be found in this work. This...”
- 10 “This manga is an incredibly moving experience that allows for a deep, personal emotional connection, making it highly accessible even to those who rarely read the medium. While the movie adaptation...”
Verbosity
Short · 67%
Medium · 33%
Long · 0%
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Wolf Children: Ame & Yuki begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 16 × 3 ch × vol
- Total read 2h 08m approx
- Published Apr 2012 – Aug 2013
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M19693 catalog