Go For It, Nakamura!: 1

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Nakamura está secretamente enamorado de Hirose, su compañero de clase, pero primero tiene que acercarse a él y básicamente todo el manga trata de Nakamura queriendo ser amigo de Hirose. Given these opportunities, can he successfully redeem himself and accomplish his goal of becoming good friends with Hirose? Copyright: Finder no Mitsuyaku © 2016 Ayano Yamane WARNING: This article covers an adult title and may cause offense. If there was a second volume I’d feel different about it, but the ending felt like a major letdown because it seemed like a midpoint rather than an ending.

Retraux: The art style and character designs are meant to mimic those of manga from the 80s, despite the manga first being published in 2014. for example, the ongoing relationship between hirose and their homeroom teacher was a bit questionable, as it was previously alluded that hirose may have a crush on him. It takes a set of stereotypical characters and puts a comedic BL spin on it without ever belittling any of them or reducing them to the butts of jokes in a comedy manga.Daydream Surprise / Imagine Spot: Nakamura has a tendency to dream away, envisioning scenarios featuring him and Hirose, but reality never waits long to pull him back. Both main characters are so cute and pure, it's hard not to like them or root for their relationship to progress. Nakamura sigue sin poder acercarse a Hirose y lo malo es que su amor sigue ahí pero ahora habrá ciertos "obstáculos " que tendrá que enfrentar. I loved this and would recommend to anyone who loves gentle BL and was a fan of Ranma 1/2 back in the day. I have read this manga 8 times (and 9 times if you include this last time) from the beginning whenever a new chapter was released.

Menudas risas me he echado con las desventuras de Nakamura-kun, es taaaan tierno, vamos, que en cuanto salga publicado en inglés me lo voy a comprar. Nakamura is a very shy, and very gay, high school boy who loves octopuses and who would love to finally find the courage to speak to his crush, fellow classmate Hirose. Nakamura is a shy boy who falls in love at first sight with one of his classmates–his dreamy high school classmate, Hirose. He has a crush on his classmate Aiki Hirose, but is acutely introverted and has never spoken to him. Yaoi Genre: A more comedic example; Nakamura is head-over-heels in love with his male classmate Hirose, but he's too shy to even try to make friends with him.OPERA's pop-up cafe features Hirose wearing a typical waiter uniform with a black vest and stringy green tie, with the top button of his shirt undone.

Unfortunately I found it disappointing because it’s not a complete BL story and there’s only this one volume. The series also began running at the same time as Syundei's horror manga series Total Eclipse of the Eternal Heart. The Boy and the Heron Surpasses Pokémon the Movie 2000 to Become 3rd Highest-Earning Anime Film in N. Finding really cute BL manga that doesn’t fall into harmful story tropes is pretty rare, so I consider this a win. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

The manga tells a story revolving the titular Nakamura Okuto, a closeted gay high schooler who has a crush on his classmate, and attempts to get closer to him. During this first attempt to make contact, an instinctive mistake turns the idea of friendship into a distant dream, as he creates a hilarious impression on his crush.

I am fine with reading about morally questionable topics as long as they are treated with sensitivity; there are shown to be consequences for the negative actions (and the author shows awareness that it was messed up); and/or the execution is thought-provoking or interesting. Hirose does not communicate with him about such problems at first, but after his interaction with Nakamura, Hirose learns to be more open towards Takeuchi and helps him confess to Yuuka. With this 80's art style, it feels like reading a shounen-ai by Takahashi Rumiko, the mangaka of Inuyasha and Ranma 1/2.