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"School Babysitters" (Japanese: Gakuen Babysitters) is a Japanese manga by Hari Tokeino that has also been adapted into an anime.

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1. Species: "School Babysitters" combines elements of comedy, school life, family and slice of life. It tells the story of children who are looked after by older students in the school's "Babysitters" club.
2. The plot: After the tragic death of their parents, brothers Ryūichi and Kotarō Kashima are orphaned and transferred to a prestigious boarding school. Ryūichi, the older brother, joins the "Babysitters" club, where he becomes a caregiver for the children of the school's staff. Together with other caregivers, he takes care of children of different ages and personalities.
3. Characters: The main characters are Ryūichi Kashima and the other children and caregivers at the Babysitters Club. Each child has a unique personality and needs, and the relationships between them form the heart of the story.
4. Family Topics: "School Babysitters" focuses on the themes of family, friendship and mutual care. It shows how caregivers try to act as parents for children who have lost their own.
5. Humor: The manga and anime are full of humorous moments resulting from awkward situations and the behavior of children and caregivers.
6. Anime adaptation: The manga was adapted into an anime, which aired in 2018. The anime series was popular among anime and manga fans.
7. Character Development: Part of the charm of "School Babysitters" is watching the characters develop, dealing with their difficulties and building relationships with the children they care for.
8. Emotional moments: Despite the humorous aspects, the story also contains emotional moments and moments of reflection, especially related to the loss of parents and the quest to understand each other.
9. Attention to detail: The manga and anime are characterized by attention to detail, both in characterization of the characters and in depiction of everyday life situations.

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1. Author's inspiration: Hari Tokeino, author of the "School Babysitters" manga, was inspired to write this story by her own experiences as a kindergarten caregiver. Her personal experiences influenced the creation of realistic and authentic relationships between the characters.
2. Recognizable cover: The cover of the manga's first volume depicts the main characters, Ryūichi and Kotarō, with their distinctive smiles and pink school uniforms.
3. Awards: The manga "School Babysitters" won the "Best Shoujo Manga" award at the 38th Kodansha Awards in 2014. This is a testament to the popularity and recognition of the series.
4. Impact on readers: Manga and anime dealing with the topic of childcare have become very popular, especially among readers who have had experience working with children or raising siblings.
5. Child care in Japanese culture: "School Babysitters" reflects an interesting aspect of Japanese culture, which is the work of babysitting children within school clubs or organizations. In Japan, this is often done by older students.
6. Adaptation for anime: The popularity of the manga led to its adaptation into an anime, which won a wide fan base. This increased the series' recognition both in Japan and abroad.
7. Caring for twins: One of the important themes in "School Babysitters" is the care of the two twins, Ryūichi and Kotarō. It is their fate after the death of their parents that is the main theme of the series.
8. A diverse cast of children: The manga and anime present the diverse personalities and characters of the children cared for by the main characters. Each child has its own story and needs.
9. Balance between humor and emotion: Both the manga and anime combine humorous moments with emotional moments to create a well-balanced story.
10. Series length: The manga "School Babysitters" consists of 22 volumes, which allowed for the development of characters and plot in depth.