However, she keeps these feelings to herself as she is unwilling to jeopardize their friendship, and she makes her peace with remaining friends with and supporting Touko. Moke), Hara Yuriko, Hiiragi Yutaka, Hiroichi, Itou Hachi, Mekimeki, MIYAMA Okara, Tachi, Tmnr, YUIKAWA Kazuno at MangaBuddy, a top manga site to offering for read manga online free. While Bauman said it was "a valid and understandable argument" if based only off of the anime, she nonetheless denied this reading, citing the advertising of the work as a conventional love story and the explicit depiction of romantic and sexual attraction on both sides.

But the cruel reality of unreciprocated love hits her hard when a classmate confesses his love to her, and Yuu doesn't feel the same way. Yuri Series 'Bloom Into You' Reimagined as a full-color Webtoon on BOOK☆WALKER's New Serialization Service". The anime's character designer, Hiroaki Gōda, felt that while he could not directly relate to the story's female cast, he identified with Maki's desire to watch Yuu and Touko's relationship develop. She approaches Touko and the two begin to bond, before Touko suddenly confesses feelings for Yuu, surprising her. Recommend to watch:Yeah, just countthat it will be a forgettable eveningand you wont get any real conclusion.

The editor-in-chief ultimately approved of the idea, which Kusunoki attributed to the publication's "open-minded" culture, as well as the magazine's financial resources. The opening theme is "Kimi ni Furete" ( 君にふれて, Touched By You) by Riko Azuna, [64] while the ending theme is "hectopascal" by Yuu Koito ( Yūki Takada) and Touko Nanami ( Minako Kotobuki). Her intentions are quite difficult to understand at all, she even says herself at some point in that story "what next", "what do I do after this". Additionally, she criticized the character of Maki as a poor example of asexual representation, saying that the series did not acknowledge the reality of aromantic and asexual individuals who "can have meaningful lives and stories of their own that do not necessarily involve courtship.

Stating that she can't fall in love with either side of Touko, Yuu promises to stay by her side and help with the play. However, as she nonetheless was interested in the yuri genre, she became interested in drawing an unambiguous love story between girls. While in denial about what Maki implied, Yuu is asked by her classmate Koyomi Kanou to give her feedback on a novel that she is writing.She wanted to avoid giving the impression that Yuu and Touko were destined to be together, instead emphasizing that they had freely chosen a relationship after they both changed and were able to love each other. 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. Yuu Koito has always sought refuge in romantic manga and love songs, hoping for a love story that would make her heart race. While Nakatani was confident in Kato's skill as a director, she was nervous about letting others handle her story, as she was not certain if she would be involved.