Doujindesutvyoukosorikorikanootokonok Work

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It seems you're referring to a specific work by the Japanese creator Doujindesu TV / Youkoso Rikoriko (often written as DoujindesuTV or Rikoriko), with the title possibly being "Rikoriko no Otokonoko" (りこりこの男の娘) or a similar variation.

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Title: DoujinDesuTV — Youko‑Sorikori Kanō Otokonok
Author/Artist: Kiri Sora (illustrator) & Masa Hoshino (writer)
Publisher: Independent (self‑published doujinshi, released in 2025)
Genre: Slice‑of‑life comedy / light‑hearted sci‑fi parody
Length: 128 pages (single‑volume)

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"Rikoriko" is not a standard Japanese word. Possible interpretations:

Given the context, Rikoriko might denote "meticulously detailed" or "realistic in anatomy and emotion" as opposed to the typical stylized anime boy.