EROMANGA
HALL OF FAME

Four years passed between books, but the magazine work never stopped. Chuko Chuko Muchuu stands in the hall as Yukiame Kon's fourth collection, binding together the one-shots from those years.

It is an adult short-story collection in the loli genre, gathering eight one-shots that ran from 2018 to 2021, chiefly in COMIC LO. Across costumes such as school uniforms and tennis wear, and settings such as a club room and a hair salon, it depicts siblings, and older men with schoolgirls. Its subjects include age gaps, incest between siblings, and compensated dating.

Readers on DLsite and on FANZA say independently that by this fourth book the drawing had settled into steady form. The care taken over costumes and the range of expression, centred on bright smiles, come up again and again. The point made most often is that no story ends on a heavy note.

The three earlier books came out at intervals of about two years, and their contents had first appeared within roughly the two years before each one. This book came four years and four months after the last, and its first appearances span three and a half years.

The print edition came out on 27 December 2021, and the digital edition on New Year's Day 2022. With only four days left in the counting period, the print edition still placed sixteenth for the year at Toranoana Akihabara Store A, and in the first half of 2022 it rose to eighth. The store closed that August, making this its final ranking. It stands 134th among the hall's commercial works.