Love people can be so dense haha!

It's truly amazing how people in love can sometimes be so oblivious or slow to understand certain things. They might overlook obvious signs or misinterpret the simplest of gestures.

For example, a partner might do something kind and caring, but the other person is so wrapped up in their own emotions and thoughts that they don't fully appreciate it. Or maybe they fail to notice when their loved one is feeling down or in need of extra support.

But that's also part of the charm of love. It makes us all a little bit silly and forgetful at times. And despite our denseness, we still manage to find ways to show our love and make each other happy.

So, the next time you find yourself being a bit dense in love, don't worry too much. Just keep communicating and being open with your partner, and everything will work out in the end.

Making the characters in this comic is really fun. Especially Tenma and Harima. They have their own unique personalities and characteristics that make them stand out. Tenma is a kind and gentle girl, while Harima is a tough and cool guy. Their interactions and relationships add a lot of excitement and drama to the story. I love how the author has developed these characters and made them come to life on the pages of the comic. It's like I'm getting to know them as real people. :D xoxo

Itoko-Harima's guardian, cousin.

Harima saves Tenma when he was little. That little incident at the hospital where he ended up being tackled by Tenma was love at first sight for him. That was their first encounter.

Harima misunderstands Tenma's lovestruck gaze as her being in love with him. So, he planned to tell her/confess. But before he could reach her, he was hit by a truck and is now recovering in the hospital. HAHA, so ironic that the truck came right at that moment and messed everything up.

Harima realizes that Karasuma is Tenma's crush. This book is filled with so much comedy, and the crushes are just so cute and funny. <3

You can tell that Harima is going to end up with the blonde girl because they have had a few encounters. And even though they haven't realized it yet, it was fate.

Tenma's sister has encounters with this ghost girl, whom I think is her conscience. I'm not sure though. It adds an interesting element to the story.

The relationships and misunderstandings in this story keep the readers engaged and entertained. It's a light-hearted and enjoyable read that makes you root for the characters to find true love and happiness.

This is cute and funny but there are a lot of clichés, and the story goes a bit in all directions...

I'm not sure if I want to continue the series.

It seems that while the initial charm is there, the overuse of common tropes makes it feel a bit tired.

The lack of a clear and focused narrative also makes it a bit difficult to fully engage.

However, there are still some elements that are enjoyable, such as the humor and the cute characters.

Maybe with a bit more refinement and a stronger storyline, this series could have more potential.

But for now, I'm on the fence about whether to invest more time in it.

2.5 stars

I have had School Rumble volume two in my collection for a long time. However, I don't possess volume one. I was initially planning to give away this manga. But then, I thought I'd see if I could understand the plot without reading the introduction. Fortunately, School Rumble volume 2 does a rather good job of explaining its character dynamics.

The fact that Harima Kenji always carries around a photo of a girl, who is at most a casual classmate, and shows some rather off-putting behavior like borderline stalking over his one-sided crush is a bit concerning. There are quite a few scenes where he exhibits such aggressive and stalker-like behavior. Personally, the storyline that I would be interested in exploring is the relationship between Eri Sawachika and her father. The side characters are fairly decent, but the humor in this manga generally doesn't appeal to me. For example, is it really supposed to be amusing that Kenji almost attacks a fellow student because he misinterprets Hanai's words and remembers that his crush said something nice about him? And is it healthy that Kenji hits rock bottom and refuses to go to school when he sees Tenma sitting with another boy for lunch?

These kinds of situations are not uncommon in slice-of-life, comedy manga. Maybe I've just outgrown the part of me that could view borderline obsession as romantic. Something interesting that happened was that I just finished reading Captive Prince. And then, in School Rumble, Kenji meets a woman on the street and she asks if he wants to be her pet. What?? Reading the translator's notes for this scene was really strange because I had just read two consecutive different stories that both touched on the concept of people being "pets".

I don't regret reading School Rumble, but it's the kind of manga that would probably be more suitable for another reader.

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This book is still as good as the first volume.

It is a bit of a forgettable book, but it has its own charm. The story is filled with humorous elements that can make readers laugh out loud.

The characters are well-developed and have their own unique personalities. Although the plot may not be the most complex or memorable, it is still engaging enough to keep readers interested.

The author's writing style is simple and easy to understand, which makes the book accessible to a wide range of readers.

Overall, this is a fun and enjoyable read that is definitely worth checking out if you are looking for a lighthearted book to pass the time.

This really gives off a strong vibe of Azumanga Daiyo. It also makes me believe that it will take some time to get to know the characters better and truly immerse myself in the series.

It seems to be much more focused on the characters rather than the story. While I do think there are certain interesting aspects regarding the characters and some story elements, for now, I'll continue reading.

I'm curious to see how the characters develop and what kind of adventures they'll embark on. Maybe as I progress further, I'll start to appreciate the story more and how it ties in with the characters.

Overall, it has a promising start, and I'm looking forward to seeing where it goes from here.

Manga that makes you burst out laughing, undoubtedly to get rid of any sadness. In this issue, we discover how Harima has fallen in love with Tenma. Also, new characters like Sara, Yakumo's friend, appear, and the battle in the pool that made me laugh so much. "We won't forget you, Ghost Goalkeeper!" Hahaha...

This manga is truly a delight. The story is engaging, and the characters are well-developed. The humor is on point, and it never fails to put a smile on my face. The way Harima's feelings for Tenma unfold is both hilarious and heartwarming. And the addition of new characters like Sara adds more depth and excitement to the plot.

The battle in the pool is one of the highlights of this issue. It's full of action and comical moments. The "Ghost Goalkeeper" is a great addition to the story, and his antics had me in stitches. Overall, this manga is a must-read for anyone who loves a good laugh and an entertaining story.

I didn't really enjoy this volume as much as the first one.

However, it was still really great overall.

The character Tenma is really adorable, and that made it quite enjoyable.

Haha, I have to say that I enjoyed it even more when I watched the anime right after reading the volume.

The anime brought the story to life in a different way and added another layer of entertainment.

It was interesting to see how the characters and scenes were animated and how the story was presented visually.

Although the volume had its own charm, the anime enhanced the experience for me.

I'm looking forward to seeing what comes next in both the manga and the anime.

Maybe the next volume will be even better than the first one, and the anime will continue to impress.

Who knows? But for now, I'm content with having enjoyed this volume and the anime that followed.

This is another manga series that I love to read.

The storylines in this manga are always engaging and full of excitement. The characters are well-developed and have unique personalities that make them easy to relate to.

The art style is also very impressive, with detailed illustrations that bring the story to life.

I find myself completely immersed in the world of the manga whenever I pick it up.

It's a great escape from reality and a wonderful way to relax.

I highly recommend this manga series to anyone who enjoys reading manga or is looking for a new and exciting story to follow.

You won't be disappointed!