Go For It, Nakamura!: 1

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This manga does not have that problem because the creator did not just want to make some shitty fap-material, they wanted to make an actually readable piece of art. 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. would began serialization as a regular series, celebrated with the main character Nakamura being featured as the cover of the issue. Unfortunately I found it disappointing because it’s not a complete BL story and there’s only this one volume.

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. However, it was not funny at all because it was like, “why would THIS be what you’d jump to”, and it made me feel suspicious of the author. although, he says he's just inspired, the constant gazes and blushing that happen are a little unnecessary in my opinion? No se siente el mismo encanto que en el primer volumen 🤨 pero aún así, esto sigue siendo re tierno, más intento de comedia que el volumen anterior pero pues esta bien u.Manga-ka Syundei doesn’t 100% rule out the possibility of a sequel but at the moment Go for it, Nakamura! ABOUT USHello and welcome to The Organization of Anti-Social Geniuses (TheOASG), where a bunch of anti-social people who like anime, manga, and light novels show you how you can support these sources of entertainment officially through our reviews and various features.

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. ANNtv, ANNCast, Answerman, Astro Toy, Intern Annika, Brain Diving, Buried Treasure, Chicks On Anime, Crashing Japan, The Dub Track, The Edit List, Epic Threads, From The Gallery, Hai Fidelity, House of 1000 Manga, Ima Kore Ga Hoshiin Da, Old School, Pile of Shame, RIGHT TURN ONLY! Just when it looks like they're about to share a kiss, Nakamura wakes up, and finds not Hirose's lips on his, but his pet octopus tightly suctioned onto his face. Even his beloved pet octopus Icchan has a habit of escaping its tank and freaking out his younger sister, leading to more angst on the home front. By bidding on, or purchasing this item, you are agreeing to us sharing your name and address details with that 3rd party supplier to allow us to fulfil our contractual obligations to you.Hirose and Takeuchi are friends, although Takeuchi's personality and habits often forces Hirose to be in situations he is uncomfortable with.

The character Nakamura first appeared in illustrations and short web comics posted by Syundei online. Nakamura and Hirose have very few interactions here and the ones that do happen are average at best. While Nakamura describes Hirose as having slightly tanned skin, Hirose is always drawn with the same or slightly similar skin tone as every other character in the manga. I have to agree with all the positive points, people have already written: the retro artstyle is amazing, the comedy is great and the overall feel is amazing. There's also a very candid moment at the end of the manga between Hirose and Nakamura and I can't wait to read Motto Ganbare!Except the sweet and pleasant crush seems a little more stalker-y and creepy at times, especially with a running gag about sniffing gym clothes.

Nakamura is in no doubt that he’s gay but he doesn’t have a clue how that works in real-life relationships. He’s been fantasizing all kinds of ways to become friends with Hirose but has never managed to move beyond the realm of fantasy/wishful thinking.Back then everything was so pure and simple to me, Now, ten years later, I’ve grown into a warped and jaded adult. Enjoy the hilarious new misadventures of Nakamura desperately trying to keep it together and not scare Hirose off. Eventually, Nakamura is able to build his confidence and grow closer to Hirose, with the series concluding with the two boys developing a reciprocal friendship. NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • Witness what the gods do after dark in the second volume of a stylish and contemporary reimagining of one of the best-known stories in Greek mythology, featuring a brand-new, exclusive short story from creator Rachel Smythe. The series was praised for its 1980s-reminiscent artwork, [13] [14] with Sean Gaffney of Manga Bookshelf favorably comparing it to Ranma ½ and Kimagure Orange Road.