Bloom into You Vol. 7

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It's a tough thing, and we're nowhere near a final resolution in our lives, but I have to have faith.

Certainly she is different by degree than Maki, but I don't feel that her depiction completely betrays her status as a potential representation of asexuality/aromanticism either.

And the movie resumes, with Yuu and Touko running across town to see each other and finally have their own moment. That final bit I want to highlight is we get some nice stuff with Hakozaki-sensei and her girlfriend, Miyako. As always, the technical for this are fabulous, Jenny McKeon’s translation does something specific I don’t want to spoil, but that I really liked in the climactic moment between Touko and Sayaka. This is a pretty complicated question and WP keeps eating my answer, so I’m going to invite you to come to the online Yuri panel on May 31 (link pending) and I’ll try to answer in more detail. Sayaka's arc wasn't just a loose thread to be tied though, it was meaningful character growth for both her and Nanami, and something I think was handled very well.

When Yuu protests that criticism and says she's the same as Maki, he says they aren't playing for the same team.Without spoilers though for some really wonderful scenes, I do want to highlight some of their dialogue. Despite a lot of concern and criticism with Yuu finally confessing to Touko at the end of volume 6 and the "inevitability" of their relationship by the time the series ends in volume 8, I still think Yuu provides that representation, which I'll discuss later in this review. La relación de Sayaka y Nanami es maravillosa, quiero mucho a Sayaka por ser como es y las cosas que dice y cómo las hace. Yuu has always loved shoujo manga and fantasizes about the day that she too will get a love confession that will send her heart a-flutter.