Bloom into You Vol. 6 (Bloom into You (Manga))

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The spinoff novels, which focused on Sayaka's character as a central protagonist, were written by Hitoma Iruma, whom Nakatani had previously collaborated with on his earlier novel Shoujo Mousouchuu.

If she let her explain, they could (and would most likely would) have started dating and ended the story right then and there. As Nakatani particularly liked this imagery, she drew a similar image as the opening page of the 34th chapter of the manga. Two volumes of an official manga anthology were published by Kadokawa and released between December 2018 and March 2020.The sixth volume of Manga, containing chapters 29 to 34, was released by Dengeki Comics on September 27th, 2018 in Japan. Yuu subsequently learns that Touko's older sister Mio was the student council president at that time, and had been producing a play, but was killed in a traffic accident before its premiere. Although she wanted to elicit a "psychological response" in viewers, Ōshima did not want to project an overwhelming "gloomy" mood. Gōda felt that while drawing Yuu was "straightforward", Touko's expressions were more challenging due to her being "two-faced".

Characters [ edit ] Yuu Koito ( 小糸 侑, Koito Yū) Voiced by: Hisako Kanemoto [11] (manga PV), Yūki Takada (anime) [12] (Japanese); Tia Ballard (English) [13] Yuu is a 15-year-old high school girl at Toomi Higashi High School who has trouble experiencing feelings of love. It began serialization in ASCII Media Works' monthly magazine Dengeki Daioh on April 27, 2015 [6] and ended on September 27, 2019. But there is a misunderstanding that is going to set up some much needed conflict that will hopefully give the next volume some weight that this one was missing. Although she had not intended these works to be of the yuri genre, they were received as such by readers.The manga was relaunched as a full-color webtoon by Kadokawa Future Publishing's Tatesuku Comic imprint. When the play is performed at the cultural festival, its narrative and Touko's performance are acclaimed by the audience, and the manager of a local theater troupe approaches Touko, asking her to join them and become an actress. From him, Touko learns that Mio was a very different person than who she is now, leaving her conflicted. Prior to writing the scripts, he discussed his interpretation of the story with Nakatani, saying he read it as "a simple love story" between women with a minimized focus on homoeroticism, and that it was not concerned with avoiding the "associations with 'immorality'" often found in other yuri works.