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

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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. 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 ] In the final volume, Nakatani wanted to write a complete ending to the story which would leave readers feeling that they had seen all that was needed to be seen, make the nature of Yuu and Touko's feelings unambiguously clear, and assure that their relationship would last. [10] [34] She wanted to avoid giving the impression that Yuu and Touko were destined to be together, instead emphasizing that they had freely chosen a relationship after they both changed and were able to love each other. [23] [10] The 44th chapter, in which Yuu and Touko have sex, was considered necessary, as Nakatani felt that it was best to not omit that aspect of their feelings for each other. [10] In the final epilogue chapter set three years after the previous chapter following a timeskip, their relationship is no longer a secret from most of their friends, which Nakatani thought was better as she wanted them to be happy at the story's conclusion. [10] Touko also continues pursuing her acting career, which Nakatani decided as she "didn't want to condemn" the time in Touko's life when she was emulating her sister. [10] Nakatani cited the works of Satoshi Mizukami, and in particular his manga Lucifer and the Biscuit Hammer, as an influence on the final chapter. [10] Anime adaptation [ edit ] Planning [ edit ]

Komatsu, Mikikazu. "Bloom Into You Stage Play's Remake Version "encore" Newly Set for This Fall". Crunchyroll. Archived from the original on 2022-07-27 . Retrieved 2022-08-07. The spinoff novels, which focused on Sayaka's character as a central protagonist, were written by Hitoma Iruma, whom Nakatani had previously collaborated with on his earlier novel Shoujo Mousouchuu. [32] Although she was initially apprehensive about someone else writing her characters, when it was decided that Iruma would be the writer, she agreed. [20] [34] Nakatani provided Iruma with details about her planned ending for the series. Among these details, Nakatani wrote dialogue for a conversation where Yuu and Touko learn that Sayaka has a girlfriend, which would ultimately be included in the final chapter of the manga. [10] Iruma chose to begin the novel with Sayaka in elementary school, as he did not feel confident that her middle school experience would be enough to support a full novel, and thus imagined a history for her based on the few details given about her past in the manga. [34] He said that as Nakatani was the original creator, he felt that his role in the novels' creation was "the one who contributed the text." [20]Bloom Into You season 1 premiered on October 5, 2018 and ran for13 episodes till December 28 of the same year. However, in spite of its popularity, a second season has not been announced yet. A girl wants to become her deceased sister but falls in love. Another desperately seeks affection. It's not bad, but not great either. The main issue I have about the story is the overall theme "just stay as you are, never change or I will stop loving you" - and this is very angering.

a b c d e f "Bloom Into You Official Dubcast Edition cast list". Hidive. October 26, 2018. Archived from the original on October 27, 2018 . Retrieved October 26, 2018. Yuu Koito: One of the two main protagonists of the show, Yuu is a shoujo manga-loving high school student, and is someone who has been fascinated with romance from a young age. In spite of Yuu’s longing to feel in love with someone, she finds it difficult to reciprocate feelings when her male peers confess their feelings. As a result, Yuu becomes convinced that she can only understand and fantasize about romance, and cannot experience it first hand. However, this all changes when Touko confesses her feelings to her, and Yuu realizes that she didn’t feel anything for the boys who confessed to her as she is lesbian. always focuses on the main plot/characters and never adds any new characters/plot threads. Everything else aside, this is something the manga deserves praise for. Prior to creating the series, Nio Nakatani was known primarily through her work on doujinshi, especially those based on the Touhou Project series. [23] Because her works were primarily about relationships between girls (a fact which Nakatani attributed to the Touhou series' almost entirely female cast), she gained a reputation as an author of yuri manga. [24] [25] [23] This surprised Nakatani, as she had not intentionally set out to write yuri nor considered her works as such, saying that she primarily sought to depict complex human relationships that interested her. [24] [25] [23] However, as she nonetheless was interested in the yuri genre, she became interested in drawing an unambiguous love story between girls. [23] [26] a b "やがて君になる 佐伯沙弥香について(2)" (in Japanese). Kadokawa Shoten. Archived from the original on May 10, 2019 . Retrieved August 23, 2019.

Touko's decision to make Yuu her campaign manager doesn't settle well with her long-time friend Sayaka Saeki, but Sayaka decides to help Yuu nonetheless. Later, as Yuu states she's not the type to fall in love, Touko suddenly kisses her. As attentions turn to the campaign, Yuu notices that Touko really thinks of her as special, and becomes jealous that she can't experience the same feeling. Noticing this, Touko asks Yuu to let her be in love with her without Yuu falling in love with her in return, which Yuu agrees to.