People who read Heart O Uchinomese!

rouge

you’re reading this then your parents will die in 5 years. To undo this curse you have to paste this comment on 5 more Manga.

eemmnnprz

you’re reading this then your parents will die in 5 years. To undo this curse you have to paste this comment on 5 more Manga. I’m so sorry please forgive me.
I found it somewhere and couldn’t take the risk:(((

cjabz

it was truly good and deep

lvri553

It captures the essence of young adulthood so well. This manga has to my my favourite. I feel so attached and connected to it

marriaa

Realizing love is not always perfect

Mogant

What a ride

Lee-Loo

Multiple stories of students of the same class in junior high school

Almost_alfi

I found this manga fascinating. The only lack, in my opinion, is for when all character get their happy end, why must-?? Well, it's a manga after all

narutolvr

It was frustrating and I wanted to stop reading several times, but, in the end, I'm glad I finished it. All in all, I can't say I particularly liked any of the characters, except maybe Shina whose only problem was chuunibyou. Can't say I liked any of the stories, either. But I didn't dislike the manga at all. I suppose it was one of those stories that made me think "Ah the follies of youth!" Though I'm certainly glad none of my follies were as stupid as some of these!

I will forever hate Kitano; he's a manipulative asshole jackass. But, I hate Atsuko too- she's so in love with the idea of being in love, she lets herself be manipulated. But, as twisted as it is, you can still see there's some weird form of love (or maybe codependence? mutual wound licking?) there.

I think I would have liked to see a brief snapshot of their futures, or at least some proof that they became somewhat reasonable adults. Because at the rates they seem to be going, most of them are headed for destruction!

Coccchanel

Freaking fantastic! It's deep and philosophical regarding everything that has to do with being a teenagerk, I think. Read it, and get your mind thinking about what's important and worth discussing – not what Kim K wore yesterday.