But neutral doesn't mean spineless, and when there's a bully, he will stand up to them, which explains the seemingly odd charm that he has over all the girls. Murasaki just doesn't want to pick any side in all the conflicts between the beautiful school council president Minako Seito or the delinquent girl gangs of Akashi and Aota in school. It takes a jerk to step in and help change the status quo. Only when he finally realizes that Etsuko isn't meant for him and that Kei has changed only for him, Akatsuki changes too.Ĭhisato Ichinose and Ichirō Imai have feelings for each other but are too shy to profess them. After recounting stories about her peculiar trait with his friend, Nagashima realizes her sporting goal may have something to do with him, and she's about to do the ultimate jump.Īkatsuki has a crush on Etsuko who only has feelings for her boss at the coffee shop, while being rough on and unappreciative of Kei who's always enjoyed his company. Nagashima came to Nishizaki's to watch a sport show on which Nakata, a woman Nagashima knew in his hometown, is doing the high jump. But as their conversations unfold, she realizes she's dating a creep. Shirimura's on a date with a cool neighbor who has helped her a lot. But all this bad luck with her and his stupid friends may ultimately end up as good luck. Takechi goes to that intersection at around 5PM every day just to pass by a girl he crushes on, but never has the guts to confess to her or even knows her name, until a terrible misunderstanding results in her never coming again. Kazuhiko Sugii goes to his class reunion for fun, but once he meets Asako Takazawa and Toshio Higashi, it dawns on him how clueless he was about the three of them back in school. It is also printed at a larger paper size than the now-standard manga size. As was customary with most manga published in the US at the time, the pages were 'flopped' so that they read left to right, rather than right to left as originally drawn. The chapters are arranged differently from the Japanese release, for unknown reasons. In the United States, Viz Media published this collection in March 2000. In Japan, Shogakukan published this in November 1988. The first collection, titled simply Short Program, collected stories published between 19.
0 kommentar(er)
