A seemingly nice, non shitheaded yukkuri loses a loving parent, is all that I see from these illustrations, though I'd have to read an anko summary to be sure it's just a sad end.
dexter said: I don't think this fits the bill of a happy end.
A seemingly nice, non shitheaded yukkuri loses a loving parent, is all that I see from these illustrations, though I'd have to read an anko summary to be sure it's just a sad end.
From what I see, the happy end tag seems to be revolve around cases involving shitheads, but I suppose that it could stretch to fit slight-tragedies, depending on the person.
dexter said: though I'd have to read an anko summary to be sure it's just a sad end.
No summary--the text on the pictures _is_ the entire anko. (Well, minus one line that seems to have been accidentally omitted.)
Yupi-yupi, shplashy-shplashy, yun-yun-yuun♪
Smiling with pleasure, little Marisa swayed her body in time to her song.
The black lump gazed at her sadly. Its skin had been burned black to resist water, but slowly but surely, water was seeping in. The black lump cried as she watched little Marisa waiting for her arrival that was never to be. But her tears were washed away with the rain.
The weather report had said that the rain would continue through the following morning. Here and there on the ground, large puddles were beginning to form.
Yuyu? Mishter water? But Maricha ij fine, je! Dwaddie ij coming to get Maricha, je! Yun-yun-yunnn!
Humans were walking in the rain with unconcerned faces. Her father was sure to be all right, too. Little Marisa believed that without a doubt.
Raining-raining, pouring-pouring,
Dwaddie will
Come to meet me, eajy eajy,
What a happy day♪
Yupi-yupi, shplashy-shplashy, yun-yun-yuun♪
The End