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

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I wanna take this space to say something bout me though nobody asked me to but I love plays and theater and acting and books with plays in them. The manga has also ranked on Oricon's weekly manga rankings chart, with Volume 4 reaching 30th place and Volume 5 reaching 21st place. Bauman attributed the spread of this reading to the anime adaptation, which did not cover later plot developments in which Yuu develops explicit sexual attractions towards Touko.

It began serialization in ASCII Media Works' monthly magazine Dengeki Daioh on April 27, 2015 [6] and ended on September 27, 2019. There are several reasons why you should read Manga online, and if you're a fan of this fascinating storytelling format, then learning about it is a must. Koyomi finishes her first draft of the play script, which centers around a girl with amnesia having to choose which person's interpretation of her is her true self. The anime features several instances of Yuu depicted underwater as a visual metaphor, including one specific sequence from the beginning of the first episode where she reaches out through the water. She has a wonderfully sweet but slightly gender-non-conforming style, and is somewhere between asexual or aromantic (not exactly sure about this yet).For anyone that’s looking for a good romance comic that defies expectations and is relatively chaste, Bloom Into You is a good choice. Volume 6 picks up with the play itself, a thinly veiled exploration of Touko's inability to be herself and living as if she is a replacement for her sister (something no one asked her to do). Bloom into You is a charming love story about two young women who together discover that their dreams of a heart-pounding romance can indeed come true. The final 8th volume of "Bloom Into You", which has been adapted into TV animation and stage play, will be released on November 27th! Throughout the play, the nurse notices details about the patient’s preferences, like what authors she reads and the color flowers she likes.

Her lover tells her she is affectionate and “needy” with her and she was the only one she could be her true self around. Touko Nanami ( 七海 燈子, Nanami Tōko) Voiced by: Minako Kotobuki [11] [12] (manga PV, anime) (Japanese); Luci Christian (English) [13] Touko is a 16-year-old high school girl and the student council president. The nurse talks to her and says she can’t just become someone else and who she is now is still a person. As president, Touko plans to revive the student council play, which has not been performed in seven years. A Dengeki Daioh editor approached Nakatani at a doujinshi convention, proposing that she draw a yuri series for the magazine, an offer which she accepted.The sixth volume of Manga, containing chapters 29 to 34, was released by Dengeki Comics on September 27th, 2018 in Japan. 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. When drawing his cuts of the animation, he did not consult his own character design sheets, instead always referred to Nakatani's original drawings.

Sentai also released the series on DVD and Blu-ray in September 2019, [69] while MVM Films published the series on home video in the UK. While Yuu and Koyomi work on the new script, Sayaka asks Touko about what she personally knew about Mio. We are left on a bit of a cliffhanger when Yuu expresses the feelings that she’s been keeping inside for fear of losing what she has with Touko. 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). Despite remaining disappointed that Yuu was not "a rare aromantic manga protagonist," she ultimately praised the series' character development and ending.In one interview, she said that yuri was difficult to define, but that "once the reader thinks it is yuri, then at that moment it becomes yuri. The designs of many of the central characters were all decided upon before the manga started its serialization. Touko was created first as the "dark" half of the pairing, while Yuu was made to fill the "light" role.

First-year high school student Yuu Koito unexpectedly receives a confession from a middle school classmate. 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.Yuu reflects on how similar the relationship between her and Touko is to the patient and her lover’s, but she knows she also doesn’t want to be the only person Touko can be herself around.