Go For It, Nakamura!: 1

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During this first attempt to make contact, an instinctive mistake turns the idea of friendship into a distant dream, as he creates a hilarious impression on his crush. Designed and maintained by devoted anime fans, Anime UK News and it’s fledgling forum community is growing with each passing month, proving we are an ambitious and trusted resource for UK-based anime fans and beyond! for example, the ongoing relationship between hirose and their homeroom teacher was a bit questionable, as it was previously alluded that hirose may have a crush on him.

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. The humor was the wrong kind of ridiculous for me, and that’s coming from someone who has a flair for the bombastic. is good about using “gay situations” as the set-up for a joke but not as the joke itself; one of the most memorable gags in the entire volume is when Nakamura meets Hirose’s older sister, who looks just like him, is smitten, and Nakamura spends the rest of the chapter thinking “maybe I’m bi?The only thing bad about this is how short it is,when I read it online I thought it had just not been translated yet but no, I had read the full thing. Instead, we get some ick factors such as Nakamura debating with Hirose old friend about objects they both secretly kept of Hirose. This straight-to-the-point and adorable tale succeeded on making me aww so loud in the middle of the night–if it's not enough proof that this one is cute then I don't know what is.

Nakamura is a shy boy who falls in love at first sight with another boy—his dreamy high school classmate Hirose. I've been prefering those books a lot more lately like the stressful realizing feelings can be fun, but it's nice for that part to already be done.

Upon its conclusion, the eleven-chapter series was collected into a bound volume by Akane Shinsha and published on May 27, 2017. For some, the themes might be a breath of fresh air, but I’ve read so many works with LGBT+ themes that this one felt dated and stale. 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. Big Damn Heroes: At one point, Hirose is accosted by Japanese Delinquents that want to strip him and take pictures.

The story isn't anything new, what with the school cultural festival, cross dressing for a school play, and a class trip thrown in to help cover your manga trope bingo card, but it is well done and easy to sink into. Characters [ edit ] Okuto Nakamura ( 中村 男久斗, Nakamura Okuto) Voiced by: Kappei Yamaguchi (audio drama) [3] A closeted high school student. The series follows the titular Nakamura, a closeted high school student who has a secret crush on his classmate. If the “wholesome” medal is meant to protect younger readers, then be extremely careful with what you choose to bestow it upon.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. 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.