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** The series has again been on indefinite hiatus since March of 2022 due to the author's poor health, with only a vague "sometime in 2023" estimate of when it will resume, which eventually turned out to be May of 2023.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Momo was originally the main character]], and she would've been more overtly violent towards the caring, friendly Shamiko, but Itou decided to soften it up after she made Shamiko live in crippling poverty.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Momo was originally the main character]], and she would've been more overtly violent towards the caring, friendly Shamiko, but Itou decided to soften it up after she made Shamiko live in crippling poverty.
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** The series has again been on indefinite had another hiatus since in March of 2022 due to the author's poor health, with only a vague "sometime in 2023" estimate of when it will resume, which eventually turned out to be resume. It was resumed on May of 2023.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Momo was originally the main character]], and she would've been more overtly violent towards the caring, friendly Shamiko, but Itou decided to soften it up after she made Shamiko live in cripplingpoverty.poverty.
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* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Momo was originally the main character]], and she would've been more overtly violent towards the caring, friendly Shamiko, but Itou decided to soften it up after she made Shamiko live in crippling
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** Chapter 84 ends with Shamiko using the Whatever Staff too much and passing out. Momo takes it away and staunchly refuses to give it back. The manga then went on a year-old hiatus due to the author's extremely poor health. When it returned with chapter 85, the very first page has Momo hold out the Whatever Staff and say (paraphrased) "You look better, but don't overwork yourself again, got it?"
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** Chapter 84 ends with Shamiko using the Whatever Staff too much and passing out. Momo takes it away and staunchly refuses to give it back. The manga then went on a year-old year-long hiatus due to the author's extremely poor health. When it returned with chapter 85, the very first page has Momo hold out the Whatever Staff and say (paraphrased) "You look better, but don't overwork yourself again, got it?"
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** Itou took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probably psychosomatic, symptoms is translated into English into "dysautonomia," a far more serious condition.
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** Itou Ito took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probably psychosomatic, symptoms is translated into English into "dysautonomia," a far more serious condition.
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** Chapter 84 ends with Shamiko using the Whatever Staff too much and passing out. Momo takes it away and staunchly refuses to give it back. The manga then went on a year-old hiatus due to the author's extremely poor health. When it returned with chapter 85, the very first page has Momo hold out the Whatever Staff and say (paraphrased) "You look better, but don't overwork yourself again, got it?"
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** The series has again been on indefinite hiatus since March of 2022 due to the author's poor health, with only a vague "sometime in 2023" estimate of when it will resume, which eventuallt turned out to be May.
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** The series has again been on indefinite hiatus since March of 2022 due to the author's poor health, with only a vague "sometime in 2023" estimate of when it will resume, which eventuallt eventually turned out to be May.May of 2023.
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** The series has again been on indefinite hiatus since March of 2022 due to the author's poor health, with only a vague "sometime in 2023" estimate of when it will resume.
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** The series has again been on indefinite hiatus since March of 2022 due to the author's poor health, with only a vague "sometime in 2023" estimate of when it will resume.resume, which eventuallt turned out to be May.
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* PortmanteauSeriesNickname: "[=MachiMazo=]," from the Japanese title '''''Machi'''kado '''Mazo'''ku''.
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* PortmanteauSeriesNickname: "[=MachiMazo=]," from the Japanese title '''''Machi'''kado '''Mazo'''ku''.'''Machi'''kado '''Mazo'''ku.
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** She subsequently took a month break in summer 2020 after discovering she was starting to get glaucoma.
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** She subsequently took a month break in summer 2020 after discovering she was starting to get glaucoma.glaucoma.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Momo was originally the main character]], and she would've been more overtly violent towards the caring, friendly Shamiko, but Itou decided to soften it up after she made Shamiko live in crippling poverty.
* WhatCouldHaveBeen: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Momo was originally the main character]], and she would've been more overtly violent towards the caring, friendly Shamiko, but Itou decided to soften it up after she made Shamiko live in crippling poverty.
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* PostScriptSeason: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Ito intended to finish the series in three volumes.]] She had already submitted an outline of her next work and was in the middle of writing the climax when her publisher told her an anime had been commissioned and asked her to continue ''Machikado Mazoku'' instead.
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* PostScriptSeason: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Ito intended to finish Originally, the series in three volumes.was going to end with volume 3.]] She Itou had already submitted an outline of her next work and was in the middle of writing the climax when her publisher told her an anime had been commissioned and asked her to continue ''Machikado Mazoku'' instead.
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** In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. It's hard ''not'' to read an autobiographical element into Shamiko's debilitating health issues.
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** In one chapter, the mangaka chapter 67, Itou snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. Ogura's book. She talks about suffering her "overwhelmingly frail" body and how she's suffered from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. It's hard ''not'' to read an autobiographical element into Shamiko's debilitating health issues.
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* FanNickname:
** Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s (plus a proclivity to eat [[ExtremeOmnivore almost anything]]), and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "the Goat".
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her name, but the author prefers "Yuko"[[/note]].
** Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s (plus a proclivity to eat [[ExtremeOmnivore almost anything]]), and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "the Goat".
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her name, but the author prefers "Yuko"[[/note]].
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* PostScriptSeason: [[https://web.archive.org/web/20190831053707/https://media.comicspace.jp/archives/12126 Ito intended to finish the series in three volumes.]] She had already submitted an outline of her next work and was in the middle of writing the climax when her publisher told her an anime had been commissioned and asked her to continue ''Machikado Mazoku'' instead.
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* RealitySubtext: In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. It's hard ''not'' to read an autobiographical element into Shamiko's debilitating health issues.
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** Later in the series, the plot revolves around a demonic family registry compiled by the Bureau of Darkness that [[spoiler: Suika uses to carry out her genocide of the demons.]] In real life, the Japanese family registry has been criticized as a tool to enforce Japan's outdated class system by -- until very recently -- allowing absolutely ''anybody'' to trace a person's lineage.
** In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. It's hard ''not'' to read an autobiographical element into Shamiko's debilitating health issues.
** Later in the series, the plot revolves around a demonic family registry compiled by the Bureau of Darkness that [[spoiler: Suika uses to carry out her genocide of the demons.]] In real life, the Japanese family registry has been criticized as a tool to enforce Japan's outdated class system by -- until very recently -- allowing absolutely ''anybody'' to trace a person's lineage.
** In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. It's hard ''not'' to read an autobiographical element into Shamiko's debilitating health issues.
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* RealitySubtext: In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. Shamiko's health problems are something Itou knows all too well.
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* RealitySubtext: In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. It's hard ''not'' to read an autobiographical element into Shamiko's debilitating health problems are something Itou knows all too well. issues.
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* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named number 1 in Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded with [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
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* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named number 1 in Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded with [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 [[https://twitter.com/machikado_staff/status/1206186137888247808 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
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A mangaka getting sick from overwork is not news, but Kirara workload is usually lighter.
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* RealitySubtext: In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series's many hiatuses for her health issues will attest. Shamiko's health problems are something Itou knows all too well.
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* RealitySubtext: In one chapter, the mangaka snuck a bit of autobiography into some flavor text inside a book the characters are reading. She talks about suffering from poor health her whole life--as the series's series' many hiatuses for her health issues will attest.attest[[note]]The format of ''Kirara''--15 {{yonkoma}} strips a month plus an {{eyecatch}}--makes the workload significantly less than many mangaka.[[/note]]. Shamiko's health problems are something Itou knows all too well.
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* PortmanteauSeriesNickname: "[=MachiMazo=]," from the Japanese title '''''Machi'''kado '''Mazo'''ku''.
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* SeriesHiatus: Itou took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probably psychosomatic symptoms is translated into English into "dysautonomia," a far more serious condition.
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* SeriesHiatus: SeriesHiatus:
** Itou took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probablypsychosomatic psychosomatic, symptoms is translated into English into "dysautonomia," a far more serious condition.condition.
** She subsequently took a month break in summer 2020 after discovering she was starting to get glaucoma.
** Itou took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probably
** She subsequently took a month break in summer 2020 after discovering she was starting to get glaucoma.
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* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named number 1 in Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded with [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
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* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named number 1 in Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded with [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.trophy.
* SeriesHiatus: Itou took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probably psychosomatic symptoms is translated into English into "dysautonomia," a far more serious condition.
* SeriesHiatus: Itou took several months of break in late 2019, mostly due to overwork. Because of a strange medical terminological issue, what she means to be some functional, probably psychosomatic symptoms is translated into English into "dysautonomia," a far more serious condition.
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** Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "the Goat".
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her name, but the author prefers "Yuko".[[/note]].
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her name, but the author prefers "Yuko".[[/note]].
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** Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s (plus a proclivity to eat [[ExtremeOmnivore almost anything]]), and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "the Goat".
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her name, but the author prefers"Yuko".[[/note]]."Yuko"[[/note]].
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her name, but the author prefers
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** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her nam, but the author prefers "Yuko".[[/note]].
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** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her nam, name, but the author prefers "Yuko".[[/note]].
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* FanNickname: Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "the Goat".
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* FanNickname: FanNickname:
** Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "theGoat".Goat".
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her nam, but the author prefers "Yuko".[[/note]].
** Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines - GruesomeGoat for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality - she's often referred to as "the
** Fans also like to call the pre-HornedHumanoid Yuko "Yuuko"[[note]]Which is the ''correct'' way to romanize her nam, but the author prefers "Yuko".[[/note]].
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* FanNickname: Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines: GruesomeGoat in related to her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality, she's often referred to as "the Goat".
* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded by an [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded by an [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
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* FanNickname: Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines: carpines - GruesomeGoat in related to for her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality, personality - she's often referred to as "the Goat".
* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named number 1 in Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito respondedby an with [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named number 1 in Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded
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* FanNickname: Because Yuko actually fits two tropes related to carpines: GruesomeGoat in related to her {{horn|edHumanoid}}s and SweetSheep for her personality, she's often referred to as "the Goat".
* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded by an [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
* MemeAcknowledgment: The meme "It's all Shamiko's fault" comes from a fanart, yet it became trending in 2019, to the point of being named Website/NicoNicoDouga's top 100 memes of the year. [=NicoNico=] presented a trophy to Izumo Ito, the creator of this series, and Ito responded by an [[https://safebooru.donmai.us/posts/3723573 art]] of a puzzled Yuko and Momo receiving the trophy.
