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“Three unmotivated high school girls and their classmates experience mundane daily life where nothing happens.”
Aiura
あいうら
7.04
9,034 rank · 3,943 readers · 34 favorites
CGDCT
Iyashikei
School
Comedy
Slice of Life
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Synopsis
Three unmotivated high school girls and their classmates experience mundane daily life where nothing happens.
The story centers around Amaya, Iwasawa, and Uehara—three "annoying, spirited high school girls with zero motivation"—and their classmates. Their daily life is "what happens when there is nothing happening." (Source: MU)
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Derived from 3 sampled reviews
8.0
/10
What 3 readers settled on.
100%
recommend
Score distribution
median 7
mode 7
σ 1.41
Agreement
Mostly aligned
σ 1.41 · some divergence
The polarity gap
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Not enough recommend signal yet
Score over time
↑ 1.00
Running avg · Jun 2017 → Mar 2022
Snap verdicts
· shortest highly-rated reviews
- 10 “Aiura is my favorite gag manga of all time, featuring consistently funny, well-written jokes, clean art, and a cast of highly likeable characters. There are no notable criticisms to report, as the...”
- 7 “The characters are the true highlight of this series, offering genuinely likeable personalities and hilarious antics that make the reading experience enjoyable. While the story and art are simple...”
- 7 “This series offers a fun, realistic look at high school life, bolstered by a diverse cast of characters and genuinely humorous moments. However, the art style feels generic and makes it difficult...”
Verbosity
Short · 67%
Medium · 33%
Long · 0%
Read Order & Related
A self-contained story.
No sequels, spin-offs or alternate tellings — Aiura begins and ends here.
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A Manga Publication
- Format 109 × 7 ch × vol
- Total read 14h 32m approx
- Published Mar 2011 – Apr 2014
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M20965 catalog