We see Naoya’s continuing story of his grave misunderstanding about Ko and how he tries to save their relationship. The back copy of this volume describes its story as “summer romance for nerds.” In this volume we see Hirotaka and Narumi battling the rumor mill to keep their relationship a secret from their coworkers, but of course it gets a little out of hand. Partly because we get to see some great love stories this time around and also partly for the great character development. I found myself enjoying this volume just as much, if not more than the other two. Fujita’s art is fantastic and the story is a great mix of short comedic chapters and longer, split up serious narratives. I honestly can’t not talk about it at this point, it’s just too much of a comfy and feel-good series to not gush about. I’ve talked at length before in my previous Manga vs Anime post about my love of this series, and I figured I should start where I (and the anime) left off, with volume three of the North American version which includes volumes five and six of the manga. I can’t help but feel that if I was to revise my top 5 manga list of all time, Wotakoi would fall at number two on the list.
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