Though this series isn't entirely transparent with what it wants to be, it's nonetheless a very amusing and casual read with its wandering plot with its subtle comedy and romance. The side-characters are also great for amusing scenes, that also help bring the two MCs together. Though sometimes an airhead, she has some self-awareness and tact that doesn't make her an annoying bubbly character. Bright, cheery and extroverted her character allows for amusing interactions with Ichikawa. As for our heroine, Yamada, she's the exact opposite. His narration is hilarious, couldn't ask for a better MC. Now, he's an awkward kid that doesn't know how to interact with girls (aka every middle-school guy). At the start, his character was purely an edge-lord chuuni, which has toned-down over the progression of the story. You might wildly cringe or adore Ichikawa. If you've read WataMote, you'll likely enjoy our protagonist, though his awkwardness is much more comedic and light-hearted than Tomoko. Overall, a very fun art style that does its job. crack a smirk on my mug, it's not blatant but subtle. The characters' expressions & the background never fail to This series has a great "show-not-tell"-style of comedy. It definitely does shift towards a romance tone, though largely remains a subtle-comedy SOL.Ī goofy art-style that'd you expect from a SOL school-life comedy. Is it a romance between an unpopular guy and most popular girl in school? A chuuni-edge lord living his life? A SOL about an awkward kid? It didn't know what it wanted to be at first, but the chapters are too amusing for it to be a huge rain-on-a-parade. Starts off on a weird note and no telling where it'll go.
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