Kiss Him, Not Me 1: 01

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Serinuma is quirky and sweet, the boys are so different in their ways to get closer to Serinuma, it was great having the one on one interactions, but even better was them as a group and seeing them clash and get used to having each other around. Each of them get their own moments where they develop in personality, perception of love and in relations to the other boys as well (from competitors to friends). Junko puts the humor and light moments in the back burner and decides to go for the drama and gooey shoujo romance (that we all secretly love).

Kae is asked to fill in for the school's Soccer Club, only to quickly discover she has no idea how to play soccer. Kentarou Muramatsu from Cinema Today gave the film 4 out of 5 stars, stating that the story was "a little rough" but that it "corrects" social norms, with extra praise towards Tomita's performance.

It is full of clichés (used to an advantage), romantic moments, BL moments, comedic moments and all of this in a hilarious way. While more laid back and less competitive than the other boys, he can become aggressive when someone picks on Kae. The love interests are adorable and all the banter between the characters I thought were so sweet and cute.

main character) in the very beginning was over weight and not all that attractive although she still had a lot of guy friends, but miraculously she sheds all her weight within one week of depression over one of her favorite characters dying in a manga that she loves (oh and did I forget to mention she's an otaku). With the support of his friends, Asuma manages to win the duel and realises his true feelings for Kae. However, even without that basis, it can be enjoyed by anyone for its fresh, appealing take on how people get along with each other.An anime television adaptation of the manga was announced in the Bessatsu Friend magazine's April 2016 issue. The mangaka can draw people splendidly; she also wonderfully avoids the trap so many BL artists make when they try to draw women and end up with boys in wigs.

After remaining uncertain following the dates, Kae ends up rekindling her love for Shion upon learning that he might be revived for a second season of Mirage Saga. Kae is a hardcore fujoshi , a female manga fan who loves to read stories of handsome boys getting into initimate situations with each other and often "ships" together characters from her favorite titles.Nothing feels particularly rushed and doesn't leave you hanging too terribly at the end of every chapter. Afterwards, the gang learn that the curses they saw were apparently hallucinations caused by poisonous mushrooms they had for lunch. The manga se­ries offer a delightful and entertaining reading experience for fans of romantic come­dy and otaku culture.

Slight negative which another reviewer mentioned was that Nanashima and Shinomiya are quite similar in looks so I got them confused a few times, however as I went on it got easier, one has narrower eyes and darker eyebrows. As long as you're going into this hoping for a laugh, not expecting things to make much sense, and just. It rarely feels like I'm reading a manga about a fujoshi who wants them to get with each other instead of her, and more like a generic harem with a dense protagonist. Serinuma**, the MC, who actually doesn't give 2 SHITS about her own appearance so that's REALLY COOL.The narrative centers around Kae Se­rinuma, an ardent fujoshi who takes immense pleasure in yaoi (boys' love) content and has embraced her life as an otaku wholeheartedly.