Ah yeah, Nakatani sensei is currently working on a Sci fi series with a young boy as protagonist, 3 volumes so far! there's no fan translation as far as I know, but I would also love if she makes another yuri series again.

Or a second season for the anime!!!!

I've seen some random pages from her new manga, but I thought it had been going for longer, like I thought it was at the very least on vol 5.

I can never get enough of yuri.

sometimes i come just to reread it all again...god what a masterpiece

"You're fine just the way you are." -- More people need to hear this, especially at that age.

I finally got around to actually reading this beautiful, spectacular, wonderfully crafted piece of work and wow, it's just so so good. Once I picked it up I seriously could not put it down bro like- UGH this was SO GOOD!!!

Apparently the official twitter/x had some announcement recently. Anyone know more about it? I don't do twitter/x.

Apparently the official twitter/x had some announcement recently. Anyone know more about it? I don't do twitter/x.

It was merch for the anniversary

https://x.com/MangaMoguraRE/status/1839584222241055017

Well, that escalated quickly girls.

It does lol

I'm probably not the first person to ask, but why isn't the bonus-chapter showing what Midori and Manaka were up to, while Touko responds to Sayaka's confession (as well as the Nakatani-sensei and Pigeon afterword), featured on here?
Is it because there is no translation for it by 4s?
[I only found out about that one because I finally bought all 8 volumes and I might've still missed it because the translation I purchased is so horrendous that I considered not to read them all.]

Cant believe its been 10 years damn looking at the first comments here feels surreal

I just found out there's a Bloom Into You webtoon! I read the first chapter, and while the story is exactly the same, the format is different. For anyone who wants to read/re-read Bloom Into You, you can now read it in full color with a scrolling layout, pretty neat! ^_^

I don't know if this is the best place to talk about this, but I recently got around to reading the Sayaka novels. I didn't love Sayaka in the manga, so I was a bit sceptical about giving the novels a try, but it was absolutely worth it. Hitoma Iruma's introspective style really suited this work and managed to make Sayaka a much more interesting and sympathetic character to me.

I particularly liked the first part of the series. The third novel was also a delight and it was great to finally get a happy conclusion to Sayaka's story. I didn't like the second novel as much, mostly because Touko seemed too obvisouly imperfect, to the point where it made me question how no one else had noticed. Manaka and Midori were a fun pair, though. I loved all Sayaka-Yuu interactions; the author really captured their vibe, while also convincingly showing their friendly relationship past high school. Overall, a great reading experience.