There is no doubt that many series have been debated by Internet users due to their “racy” content, and the ecchi Getsuyoubi no Tawawa (Tawawa on Monday) is not spared from these controversies. Let’s remember that in the anime and manga industry there are many genres and sometimes you should simply stop questioning them and enjoy them, as well as the author behind this heated story that goes for another year of spicy illustrations.
Getsuyoubi no Tawawa author celebrates tenth anniversary
Each author has his own story, as assistants of some other mangaka, drawing d0ujinshis, or publishing through some social network, the latter is the case of Kiseki Himura, author of Getsuyoubi no Tawawa, who from February 2015 decided to upload his own series of illustrations, which was gaining more and more popularity among netizens.
The curious thing about this case is that the illustrations have always been published every Monday through his Twitter account and from this also derives the name Tawawa on Monday. Thanks to the visibility that his illustrations have had on the internet, in 2020 he began to serialize a manga adaptation and from 2021 he got an anime adaptation, with 2 seasons.
Recently, Kiseki Himura has released a tweet where he announces that after 9 long years, this week corresponds to the tenth anniversary of the publication of Getsuyoubi no Tawawa. Acknowledging that thanks to the support of his fans, his work has been recognized, despite the fact that he and his story was involved in a series of questions for involving a minor, more details here.
Mondays are one of the most “hated” days by many, but what better way to start the week, lifting the mood with a series of illustrations, which emerged as a motivator for workers and students, where each one is reflected in the main characters, an office worker and a pretty schoolgirl named Ai, with a big chest, who begin a peculiar relationship full of suggestive situations.
This story not only includes the cute schoolgirl Ai, but also more sensual waifus that delight the fans, something that has undoubtedly captivated them, and that on the occasion of the tenth anniversary began to express their support to the author thanking him for his work and perseverance, in addition to excitedly awaiting more of these “rikolinas” illustrations on Mondays.
It is true that the ecchi genre has been questioned a lot lately, but we must know that this as many others have an important place in the medium of animation, and of course, each genre has also had its moment of splendor, even so they remain and will remain in force because it is liked by the public that continues to consume and support the authors of this type of stories such as Getsuyoubi no Tawawa.
