Go For It, Nakamura!: 1

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Plot [ ] "Nakamura is a shy boy who falls in love at first sight with one of his classmates–his dreamy high school classmate, Hirose. There's no chance for things to get truly graphic, however, as Nakamura snaps out of it pretty quickly. he yearns for reciprocation, but also understands that it is highly unlikely for that to happen due to being gay (which is sadly a reality for many queer youth). Hirose is outgoing, athletic, popular, and barely aware that Nakamura exists, and for all the confident smooth talk in the timid Nakamura's imagination, his pathetic RL attempts to get close to Hirose invariably end in public humiliation. Ill-starred Nakamura’s story builds satisfyingly from short chapters at the start to longer, more developed episodes as he gets to know the other people in his class and his dynamic young teacher Otogiri-sensei better.

And as he watches some other guy cuddle up with Hirose like casual bros, Nakamura tries to keep his head from exploding. School Festival: Chapter 2 is centered around one, with Nakamura's class setting up an octopus dumpling stall. In this endearing Boy's Love comedy about the trials of high school, follow Nakamura's hilarious attempts to cling to happiness.Nope, instead the power-dynamics aren't really skewed in anyone favor and the relationship actually develops slowly over time. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. After a while, Nakamura attempts to build up the courage to speak to him for the first time, although he ends up running away out of panic.

The series was praised for its 1980s-reminiscent artwork, with Sean Gaffney of Manga Bookshelf favorably comparing it to Ranma ½ and Kimagure Orange Road. Por cierto, fantástico el estilo retro de la mangaka, si habéis leído/visto Ranma 1/2 no puede no sonaros el tipo de dibujo. Luckily, Hirose manages to wrench the cockroach free (obliviously feeling up Nakamura's chest in the process) and throw it out of the window.This is a story of Nakamura Okuto, a 16-year old gay teenage boy who has no friends, usually introverted and timid, trying to get close and confess to his long time crush Hirose Aiki. The characters are simple but serve their purpose (comedy) and most importantly, the characters aren't just vehicles for fap-material, they are written as actual human-beings. But if you're just looking for something fun and fluffy to read in one seating, I think this is for you! A Day in the Limelight: Chapter 5 is told from Kawamura's perspective and mostly serves to develop her and her friends. Nakamura has fallen in love-at-first-sight with one of his classmates, Hirose–but there’s a problem: they haven’t actually met yet…and Nakamura is a total klutz who might bungle things before they even begin!

But Nakamura is more resilient than he might be able to admit to himself and in spite of all the obstacles that fate seems to throw in his path, Hirose begins to acknowledge his existence. It's not very fun to look at and good writing or entertaining characters are often sacrificed in the name of fan-service. If the author does another book for this series, I'm not sure I would be interested enough to read it.was serialized in the manga magazine Opera from 2014 to 2016, collected into a bound volume by Akane Shinsha in 2017, and licensed for an English-language release by Seven Seas Entertainment in 2018. This manga isn't about romance, it's about the fact that even a loser like Nakamura doesn't have to be alone.