What his father sent him turned out to be...a mummy?! So begins a relaxing life with mummies.

Miira no Kaikata, at first, comes off really dumb. The animation feels a bit low budget and for the most part, absolutely nothing happens. However, if you are similar to us, you’d be immediately drawn to the little mummy named Mii-kun. Mii-kun can really capture your heart with his innocence and loving heart. Well, that’s for the first two episodes to say the least. After you’re done obsessing over how he gets along with Pochi and the like, episode three makes Mii-kun to be like that clingy ex you don’t want to deal with anymore. It’s kind of cute to see that Mii-kun cries until he dries himself out, but at the same time, this is actually rather irritating to witness as Sora becomes attached at the hip to this mummy. So while I wanted this to be cute and a fun slice of life anime featuring a cute character like anime like Bananya, Miira no Kaikata has quickly lost its charm over the course of 3 episodes. So yeah, you will be fooled by the first two episodes but quickly, Miira no Kaikata loses its cute appeal and becomes more of an anime of taking care of a tiny whiny thing that might as well be a child, and not a cute one like in Usagi Drop or Aishiteruze Baby.