Bloom into You Vol. 1 (Bloom into You (Manga))

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a b 電撃オンライン. "【SAO×やが君 特別企画】川原礫先生＆仲谷鳰先生＆茅野愛衣さん対談。川原先生の『やが君』愛が炸裂!?". 電撃オンライン (in Japanese). Archived from the original on 2023-03-22 . Retrieved 2023-04-09.

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. [32] Although she was initially apprehensive about someone else writing her characters, when it was decided that Iruma would be the writer, she agreed. [20] [34] Nakatani provided Iruma with details about her planned ending for the series. Among these details, Nakatani wrote dialogue for a conversation where Yuu and Touko learn that Sayaka has a girlfriend, which would ultimately be included in the final chapter of the manga. [10] Iruma chose to begin the novel with Sayaka in elementary school, as he did not feel confident that her middle school experience would be enough to support a full novel, and thus imagined a history for her based on the few details given about her past in the manga. [34] He said that as Nakatani was the original creator, he felt that his role in the novels' creation was "the one who contributed the text." [20] Touko's decision to make Yuu her campaign manager doesn't settle well with her long-time friend Sayaka Saeki, but Sayaka decides to help Yuu nonetheless. Later, as Yuu states she's not the type to fall in love, Touko suddenly kisses her. As attentions turn to the campaign, Yuu notices that Touko really thinks of her as special, and becomes jealous that she can't experience the same feeling. Noticing this, Touko asks Yuu to let her be in love with her without Yuu falling in love with her in return, which Yuu agrees to. Touko reveals that she wants to revive a tradition where the student council would hold a stage play during the culture festival. Later, fellow student council member Seiji Maki spots Touko and Yuu kissing. After confronting Yuu about it, Maki, who prefers observing the romance of others, agrees not to tell Touko or anyone else about what he saw, hinting to Yuu that she may actually love Touko more than she realizes. Yuu was intended to visually and temperamentally contrast with Touko, as a deliberately cute girl with a deeper "cool" aspect. [25] Her personality was written to be someone who would not feel happy about Touko's love but also not reject her, which led to her being created as a girl who desired romantic feelings but did not understand them. [23] [30] As they were planning the characters, Kusunoki and Nakatani asked others around them for stories about their experiences with romance. [25] [29] One woman said that she did not understand romantic feelings, and Nakatani based the manga's depiction of Yuu's emotions on her story. [23] [25] [29] As Touko's role as the student council president was decided, Nakatani conceived Sayaka, Touko's friend in the student council, who would have an unrequited crush on Touko. [23] [25] Nakatani wanted Sayaka to come off as "extremely cool," [23] and she was designed to contrast Touko's "lovable" image when standing beside her as her student council vice president and academic rival. [25] Bloom Into You Vol. 5". Seven Seas Entertainment. Archived from the original on 12 June 2018 . Retrieved 2 July 2018.Japanese Comic Ranking, June 26-July 2". Anime News Network. 6 July 2017. Archived from the original on 19 February 2018 . Retrieved 22 February 2018.

I wouldn’t say that the anime looks bad. But it’s also not great. And, while not something I usually compliment, the Bloom into You manga has some nice paneling. I haven’t read many manga — 6 manga compared to my 530 completed anime. But, I can still recognize nice paneling when I see it. But, reading the manga, I never got the impression that Touko was being too assertive with Yuu. There was still an awkward moment between Miyako and Sayaka. But, Touko’s and Yuu’s relationship was good. I liked the depiction. And I don’t have a solid answer for why I think that now. Over time, Yuu and Touko become more emotionally and physically intimate with each other. This culminates when they go bowling together, with the agreement that whoever wins gets to make a request of the other. Yuu wins and asks to sleep over at Touko's house. Touko agrees, confessing she had wanted to arrange that as well. They spend the evening at Touko's parents' condo, where they have sex.Bloom Into You Vol. 4". Seven Seas Entertainment. Archived from the original on 21 February 2018 . Retrieved 22 February 2018. Authors: Hiiragi, Yutaka (Story & Art), Canno (Story & Art), Hiroichi (Story & Art), Tachi (Story & Art), Mekimeki (Story & Art), Miyama, Okara (Story & Art), Fumio, Aya (Story & Art), Chomoran (Story & Art), Itou, Hachi (Story & Art), tMnR (Story & Art), Musshu (Story & Art), Kumo, Suzume (Story & Art), Arima (Story & Art), Hara, Yuriko (Story & Art), Yuzuhara, Moke (Story & Art), Yuuki, Suzu (Story & Art), sometime (Story & Art), Sunohara, Fuuka (Story & Art), Ueshita (Story & Art), Yodokawa (Story & Art) Bloom into You Anthology Vol. 1". Seven Seas Entertainment. Archived from the original on 5 August 2021 . Retrieved 5 August 2021. Bloom into You is 50 chapters long (45 chapters and 5 “bonus” chapters spread throughout). The anime concludes at the end of chapter 24. And it doesn’t have an original ending, either. It ends in the middle of the story. in Japanese). Dengeki Comics. Archived from the original on 25 February 2018 . Retrieved 22 February 2018.