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

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In general, yuri has had a rather mixed history, and a myriad of series that don’t take themselves seriously and/or suffer from poorly-written characters and narratives have made the rounds in the past few years. Thankfully, Yagate Kimi ni Naru (Bloom into You) avoids these issues, placing well-written characters into an engaging and thoughtfully crafted narrative to create a moving coming-of-age story. Bloom Into You, Riddle Story of Devil Creators Talk Yuri in Latest Newtype Issue". Anime News Network . Retrieved 2023-04-14. Friedman, Erica (October 18, 2018). "Yuri Manga: Yagate Kimi ni Naru, Volume 6 (やがて君になる)". Okazu. Archived from the original on April 18, 2023 . Retrieved April 10, 2023.

Bloom is a manga adapted for anime. The story is based on students, a senpai (superior) and a kouhai (student inferior to senpai). Chapters go a little bit fast, a little bit slow. Despite being a complicated genre to deal with (Senpai-Kouhai Relationship), several people stop reading, for the simple reason of being an SKR. I really liked the story, it took me out of boredom and held my attention as a whole. Bloom Into You, was a manga that is really surprising. Let's say the story is simple, but in a well-written form, this is the minimum that a manga should have. But we compare it to a shoujo-ai manga style, as it is extremely different. What I mean is that Bloom Into You is a good manga, with a simple and surprising idea. Experience Yuu Koito’s and Touko Nanami’s first love in this fan-favorite shoujo ai manga by Nakatani Nio. Shop Now A Complete StoryYou characters (particularly Yuu, Touko, and Sayaka). Seeing their interactions is always a treat and it just makes my heart feel warm at the end of the day. If I'm looking from an objective perspective, this is probably closer to an 8/10, but I just love the Bloom Into You characters so much that seeing them chill together and spending quality time was a blast. So: should you read this? If you're a big fan of the original Bloom Into You anime/manga, like me, and you want to see more of the characters having fun with each other and enjoying themselves, then absolutely. If you're not really interested in that, then I don't think you need to spend your time on this. a b c d e f g h i j k "最終巻発売『やがて君になる』仲谷鳰に更に聞く「やっといちゃいちゃしているところを描けるなって」". エキサイトニュース (in Japanese). 4 December 2019 . Retrieved 2023-04-15.

Nio, Nakatani (3 January 2017). Bloom into You Vol. 1. National Geographic Books. ISBN 978-1626923539.Sayaka recalls how she dated a girl in middle school, only to find that she wasn't taking it seriously, after which she fell for Touko. As Yuu, Touko, Sayaka, and Koyomi get together at a café to discuss the play, Sayaka notices something between her teacher Riko Hakozaki and café owner Miyako Kodama. Speaking to Miyako alone, Sayaka learns that she and Riko are dating each other and confides with her about her feelings for Touko. Miyako Kodama: Although not a student, Miyako is frequently seen in the show. She manages a cafe which is situated close to Yuu’s high school, and the cafe is frequented by members of the student council. A loving and endearing woman, Miyako is liked by all, and she lives together in an apartment with her lover, Riko Hakozaki. Friedman, Erica (May 8, 2019). "Yuri Manga: Yagate Kimi ni Naru, Volume 7 (やがて君になる)". Okazu. Archived from the original on April 16, 2023 . Retrieved April 10, 2023.

Silverman, Rebecca (January 1, 2017). "Bloom into You GN 1". Anime News Network. Archived from the original on April 15, 2023 . Retrieved April 15, 2023. If you want to get the updates about latest chapters, lets create an account and add Yagate Kimi ni Naru: Official Anthology to your bookmark. Maki, a major supporting male character who takes interest in Yuu's relationship with Touko and offers her advice, is depicted as not being interested in relationships for himself. [23] [32] [29] He was intended as a foil to Yuu, as while he did not feel romantic feelings, he was happy despite not feeling them. [23] This aspect of his character also served to preclude him as a potential romantic interest for Yuu or Touko. [32] [29] Nakatani included Maki to show that people could be fulfilled without romantic relationships. [23] 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. [19] The adult lesbian couple of Riko and Miyako were introduced to suggest what Yuu and Touko's relationship would possibly become in the future. [23] The designs of many of the central characters were all decided upon before the manga started its serialization. [32] Serialization [ edit ] Bloom's narrative is more of a school novel by Yuri. We cannot always expect something innovative about Yuri, because to sell, this type is necessary. I found it unnecessary to make a "Love Triangle", as it shows that it portrays a "cliché manga, with Love Triangle". And in fact, the manga has several clichés, but nothing to stop you from reading. As I said toward the start of this review, I gave the Bloom into You manga a 10/10. I tried to think of any reason I could come up with to give it a lower score. And in the end, there was nothing. It deserves this rating.

Bloom Into You Yuri Manga Gets Stage Play in May". Anime News Network. January 25, 2019. Archived from the original on April 20, 2019 . Retrieved April 28, 2019. A stage play adaptation of the manga ran in Japan in May 2019. A second stage play, adapting events in the Regarding Saeki Sayaka light novels, ran from October to November 2020. [77] An encore performance of the stage play, with a script revised to include the events of the manga's conclusion, was announced in October 2019 as part of the "Curtain Call" project following the end of the manga's serialization. [78] It was planned for the fall of 2020, however, it was delayed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In July 2022, the encore was rescheduled to be performed between November 25 and December 4, 2022, with the previous main cast slated to reprise their roles. [79] Reception [ edit ] To put it simply, Bloom Into You is heavily overrated. I really don't understand what makes this manga have so much praise. I am not hating on Shoujo Ai, in fact, I quite like Shoujo Ai relationships, but this, simply put, is just a manga trying to look like a great story on a superficial level, only when you look into it, does it become obvious that this very conflicting is just what you could call a sorry excuse for a story. I feel like this story was simply made solely

Upcoming Manga Grand Prix" announcement: The commemorative illustrations by the top winners will also be released]. Natalie (in Japanese). 23 August 2017. Archived from the original on 31 December 2017 . Retrieved 22 February 2018. As president, Touko plans to revive the student council play, which has not been performed in seven years. Yuu is against the idea, and chooses not to suggest her novelist friend Koyomi Kanou when the other members ask who could write it. Sayaka tells Yuu to solicit Koyomi's involvement, and to look into the student council president of seven years ago. Yuu subsequently learns that Touko's older sister Mio was the student council president at that time, and had been producing a play, but was killed in a traffic accident before its premiere. Yuu realizes that Touko is emulating her sister and wants to produce the play in her place. She tries to convince Touko that this is unnecessary, but Touko coldly refuses.

EditSynopsis Yuu Koito has always enjoyed romance manga and love songs. She clings to them with the hope that she will one day experience a love story of her own—one that will sweep her off her feet and make her heart flutter. However, reality is often disappointing. When a classmate from junior high confesses his feelings to her, Yuu finds that she feels nothing. Unable to give him an answer, she becomes convinced that she is unable to fall in love. Kusunoki proposed a "light and dark" yuri story to Nakatani, where a "dark" lead character would be in some way redeemed by the "light" character, as this was a dynamic seen in other yuri manga he had previously enjoyed. [32] Touko was created first as the "dark" half of the pairing, while Yuu was made to fill the "light" role. [32] [26] Nakatani wanted Touko to be attractive but "troublesome," and designed her to appear superficially perfect, while in reality being a difficult person with deep emotional insecurities and self-hatred, [23] [26] [30] who would confess her love but not wish to be reciprocated. [23] From there, Nakatani developed Yuu as the type of girl who she imagined would be able to help and eventually come to love Touko. [23] [25] [26] [30] [32]