Or Marisa is simply smaller than the average. Since these are acquatic Marisa bred specifically to be sold as pets, it's not strange that breeders controlled their size.
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Actually, I went and checked again the first pages, and the box actually say "little acquatic Marisa". I'm keeping the comment I wrote before rechecking as an argument to any "this yukkuri sure is small" type of comments.
Or Marisa is simply smaller than the average. Since these are acquatic Marisa bred specifically to be sold as pets, it's not strange that breeders controlled their size.
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Actually, I went and checked again the first pages, and the box actually say "little acquatic Marisa". I'm keeping the comment I wrote before rechecking as an argument to any "this yukkuri sure is small" type of comments.
That may be the case according to the artist but look at the varying size of the komarisa that the father tried to hide in its mouth. The sisters of the said komarisa are even depicted as 3x its size when anon dropped it.