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Reddit mentions of Bloom into You Vol. 1 (Bloom into You (1))
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Seven Seas
Specs:
| Color | Multicolor |
| Height | 7.11 Inches |
| Length | 5 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | January 2017 |
| Weight | 0.35053499658 Pounds |
| Width | 0.57 Inches |
The underlying development in this chapter was amazing.
Touko asks Yuu if having Sayaka as her lover in the play would bother her. Yuu says not at all, but the scene pauses with a visual beat and then Touko asks if she needs help. That Yuu says that she's just about to figure it out on her own was a brilliant way to mirror her progress and obscure it in a simple homework question.
Yuu says she wouldn't hate Touko if she couldn't control herself at the training camp, but then the same visual cue occurs as she backpedals and agrees that toning it down would be a good idea. The disparity between the first visual cue's hope and the second visual cue's hesitation is repeated at the end of the chapter as Yuu struggles to put her wish into words.
The play and all that is happening because of it has taken center stage on the surface of this story, yet for Touko and Yuu it is merely the setting in which they continue to dance around their true desires.
Thanks for the fast translation 4s!
Also don't forget to buy volume 1 which comes out in English next week or the 3rd Japanese volume which came out last month to show your support!
English Manga question!
What's the logic between some titles having only a physical version even though it's from a publisher that usually does both physical and digital?
For example, the Kase-San books are only physical (not on Comixology either), even though they date from early 2017. Bloom into You on the other hand has all their volumes both physical and digital even though they are from the same time frames, and both are from Seven Seas.
Considering I prefer digital (but legal) volumes, it's quite an annoyance. I have about 20 volumes that interests me but only have a physical version; I've been waiting for years for some of them to get a digital version. I've seen a few that eventually did get a digital version, but the amount is pretty low and I'm starting to think that I'll have to either get the physical books or forget about them...