Hirano and Kagiura, Vol. 1 (manga) (Hirano and Kagiura (Manga))

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So now there’s only one thing left to do: enact his grand plan and overcome the first hurdle—confessing his feelings! He has, after all, been mainly fighting for keeping their current relationship since

But Kagiura has fallen for his room-mate – even though Hirano insists – in a kindly way at first and then much more firmly – that he doesn’t feel the same way. as a character (to my memory he only has one cameo), we hear about him through the other characters.It turns out Kagiura is trying not to touch Hirano outside of their 10 seconds, because he thinks it's unfair and also because he wants Hirano to be more conscious of the time they do spend touching. Niibashi’s the one to suggest that Kagiura is relying too much on Hirano; maybe, instead of Hirano having to wake him up every morning, he could wake Hirano up instead? Kagiura is trying to come to terms with his feelings for Hirano in the second volume of Shou Harusono’s spin-off to fan-favourite Sasaki and Miyano. But in spite of Hirano’s scary exterior, he’s looking out for his underclassman, waking him every morning when he has problems getting out of bed, showing him the ropes around school – and Kagiura has developed a genuine affection for him. Hirano meets Kagiura's family and plays with his cousins, even getting sunburnt and needing Kagiura's care in the process.

In the second chapter the main part is about how Hirano cheers Kagiura up after losing the match and also shows Hirano helping Kagiura with his dislike for green peppers.Kagiura is straightforward and honest to a fault, often causing him to be the butt of gentle teasing and jokes from his seniors. Frustrating for me bc I keep doing a double take whenever he thinks something like that he ‘didn’t get a good evaluation in the club’ after the narration told us he was in fact considered one of the top two first years…but, relatable. the ideas being developed (so far) isn't incredibly insightful like a masterpiece, but considering how they this story to be mainly about I don't think it could be any better!

This is a delightful first volume that’s bound to please the fans of her main series but also makes a good starting point for new readers; it certainly pleased me! Isekai de Haishin Katsudou wo Shitara Tairyou no Yandere Shinja wo Umidashite Shimatta Ken Isekai de Haishin Katsudou wo Shitara Tairyou no Yandere Shinja wo Umidashite Shimatta Ken Chapter 21: Second arc, Start!He thinks about why he's so sweet to Kagiura, and comes to the conclusion that while he originally intended to be kind to his roommate just so he could have a comfortable dorm life, Kagiura's honest and happy reactions made Hirano want to spoil him more and more. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. From the creator of Sasaki and Miyano— the story of Miyano’s bad boy senpai and his BL life with his roommate!

I really hope we’re going to see more of them as the story progresses, as Ichinose is an interesting character (and it’s hard not to sympathize with his stomach issues around exam time! If you’re a fan of Miyano and Sasaki, there are a few brief glimpses of the two (and a couple of good Sasaki reaction faces) as well as several encounters with Hanzawa and his inscrutable smile, who’s as unpredictable as ever. I was under the impression this anime was going to be a full movie rather than a few minutes of snippets between the two boys however I do think it is something worth watching.

It took me months to catch up with the manga since I'm very busy with my studies T__T This is just by personal opinion in the manga so please respect my critique. First he wanted to make things easier for Kagiura by giving up on rooming together, but after seeing how serious he is about staying together, he started to help him study instead. I've been a big fan of Sasaki and Miyano since pretty much the early chapters so when the Hirano and Kagiura manga was launched I was there. End-of-year tests come and go, and while Hirano ranks 5th, Kagiura ranks 60th, putting them out of the running for staying roommates. Yen Press has delivered an attractive volume that matches the others in the ongoing Sasaki and Miyano series with four colour pictures at the start, showcasing Harusono’s skilful use of radiant colour.