Definitely, “The Dangers in My Heart (Boku no Kokoro no Yabai Yatsu)” is one of the most popular franchises of the moment. As the anime continues to move forward with the second season and moves towards the work’s romantic climax, The original manga is also going through its own new climax, a story arc that has been in readers’ sights for months.
The “Study Trip Arc” is currently being developed, where Anna Yamada, Kyotaro Ichikawa and several of their friends travel to stay in a house and study for their upcoming exams. However, upon arriving at the place, a “situation” occurred with a condom that a previous guest left at the place, and this led to a series of misunderstandings where Yamada thought that Ichikawa had brought it to “advance the relationship.”
All this progressed, between dramas and jokes, to the point where they both decided to take refuge from the rain in a hotel room. The romantic tension between the two, two teenagers, continues to rise and this is most reflected in Ichikawa. While Yamada takes a shower to remove the cold of the rain from his bodythey both discover that the bathroom has glass walls, so Ichikawa could see her completely naked.
Although Yamada gives him approval to see her, Ichikawa does not and the scene continues. However, when Ichikawa is arranging Yamada’s clothes, he discovers that she brought the condom to the meeting between them. This is where you finally get the answers that everyone was looking for. It was Yamada who found the condom in the house and who eventually hid it on several occasions.
In the end, Yamada admits that “she wants to take the next step with Ichikawa,” but he politely turns her down, saying that “they will do it under other circumstances” and giving her a kiss. Additionally, he asks you to save the condom for when the time to use it finally comes.
It was quite evident that Norio Sakurai would not take the relationship to the next step, although other romantic comedies did in recent weeks. However, while fans hoped it would, they were really pleased with the way this arc concluded:
- «Friend, what pain must the author be in, carrying the entire genre of romantic comedies on her back?».
- «Yamada’s face when he understood the “let me calm down.” In other words, she is proud of provoking something in Ichikawa.».
- «I like that it is not necessary to make the protagonists do it for the romance to be good. Definitely the romcom of the year».
- «Damn, the way Ichikawa acted left me speechless. You can tell that the guy is thinking about doing things the right way, but the kisses between sentences also show that they are equally hungry. For my part, it doesn’t bother me, at some point that will happen, but I didn’t have to know now, the right time will come.».
- «They follow their own rhythm and I just follow the story without expecting anything, I just want to accompany them on their journey.».
- «And now is when Yamada’s father or mother finds “that” among his daughter’s things.».
- «Although we all knew that nothing was going to happen at the motel, I must say that I liked how this chapter went. And as a closing to this arc, it’s pretty good. I didn’t like the drama that there was about the condom so much, I even felt it heavy and unnecessary, but it still wasn’t bad».
- «Damn, what a beautiful relationship the two have, and Ichikawa shows that he wants to do everything correctly and at the right time, but he will never stop paying attention to Yamada and with the kiss he gave him, their relationship and their feelings for both are even more reinforced.».
- «It is clear that Ichikawa is the goat of all the protagonists of romantic comedies, and at only 14 years of age he is already a boss».
- «The feeling of appreciation between them is reinforced, at the same time that they propose to continue moving forward to do new “things” when the right moment arrives, in addition to showing Ichikawa not to be afraid of progress and proving once again that he is the best. protagonistgromantic comedy onist».
- «Ichikawa is so far superior to the rest of today’s manga protagonists that the difference there is is even annoying. This story is too much but too good».
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