History Manga / MyLovelyGhostKana

* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Kana and Daikichi are very, ''very'' happy together, and are always satisfied after having sex with one another.
-->'''Daikichi''': On this night that is like the end of the world, I want your warmth, Kana.

* GhostAmnesia: Kana remembers some details from the day she took her life, but not why she did it, [[AngstWhatAngst which is probably for the best]]. She's not even sure of how her name was spelled. At the end of the series, [[spoiler:she still hasn't remembered any important details from before her death, and that's fine.]]

* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Kana and Daikichi are very, ''very'' happy together, and love having sex with one another.

* PornWithPlot: It's basically a SliceOfLife that just so happens to have explicit sex scenes.

* GenreBusting: A SliceOfLife PornWithPlot love story that puts the [[CuteGhostGirl titular]] MagicalGirlfriend's [[DrivenToSuicide suicide]] at the beginning, featuring characters who all have {{Dark And Troubled Past}}s that are ''utterly'' ignored as the story deconstructs the {{angst}} right the hell out of them, while celebrating ThePowerOfLove without a trace of {{narm}}. And it's better than it sounds. ''[[FlatWhat What.]]''

The overall story veers between Kana and Daikichi's growing relationship, her antics as a GenkiGirl MagicalGirlfriend, the occasional hints of the despair behind her death, quite a few TearJerker moments of heartwarming happiness and how Kana's life-after-death touches nearly everyone she meets for the better as she learns that it's never too late to be happy, never too late to love, never too late to live.

* BarbieDollAnatomy: The sex scenes are usually drawn discretely enough that we don't get a good view of anybody's crotch. In the few cases where we do, Kana and Daikichi are both quite featureless. Kana's breasts are uncensored, though.

* CuteGhostGirl: Kana is utterly adorable.

** Utako's is mostly hinted at, but she's strongly implied to have been the victim of human trafficking thanks to the contract she was roped into.

** The cover of volume 2 as well as several chapter title pages show Kana in a bikini or a shorter dress than usual with camera angles focusing on her cleavage, butt or crotch. Some of them can be quite jarring with the content itself.

* GoodPeopleHaveGoodSex: Kana and Daikichi are very, ''very'' happy together.

** Circumvented by the "dead" cellphone Daikichi finds which she can call, send texts to and is capable of taking her picture. Inagawa uses it to interact with Kana on their date.

* AndNowForSomethingCompletelyDifferent: Chapter 15.5 is a quick one shot about a completely different and normal (two humans) high school couple visiting a love hotel. They never meet or even see the main characters at any point during the story and we never see them again after the chapter is over.

** Children, elderly people and animals are the only ones who ever perceive Kana other than Daikichi without necessarily sharing a close relationship with her.

** The ''uta'' in Utako's name can mean "poem" or "song", and ''ko'' is a common ending for feminine names. Basically, it's the Japanese equivalent of a girl being named Melody.

* PornWithPlot: The best example of this along with ''Manga/AiRen'' in Tanaka Yutaka's work.

* {{Meganekko}}: Utako

* [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair You Gotta Have Pink Hair]]: [[https://cdn.myanimelist.net/images/manga/3/1087l.webp Kana's hair is cherry blossom pink, just like her dress.]] Given the symbolic meaning of CherryBlossoms and the way the cover of volume 1 emphases it, it may be relevant.

* AndNowForSomeoneCompletelyDifferent: Chapter 15.5 is a quick one shot about a completely different and normal (two humans) high school couple visiting a love hotel. They never meet or even see the main characters at any point during the story and we never see them again after the chapter is over.