Go for It Again, Nakamura! Manga

It was love-at-first-sight when Nakamura met his classmate, Hirose. The two became friends after the shy and awkward Nakamura finally worked up the nerve to speak to him, but being buddy-buddy with your crush is a whole new kind of torture! And as he watches some other guy cuddle up with Hirose like casual bros, Nakamura tries to keep his head from exploding. Why can't that be him?! Enjoy the hilarious new misadventures of Nakamura desperately trying to keep it together and not scare Hirose off. Hang in there, Nakamura!

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Similar to the original story, the main appeal of this manga is the gags and humorous moments. And it still does have a decent amount of those funny and endearing moments, but I do think that overall I enjoyed the original a little bit more. It could just be that the setting and characters weren't quite as fresh this time around or it could be that this one lacked anything even remotely resembling a resolution/wrap-up. Each chapter is episodic and the final chapter is no different. You could probably switch the order of the chapters around at random and the sequencing would still work just as well as it does in the current order, barring a few minor details. I almost suspect that the author had intended for there to be more chapters but then cut the manga short or something. It's still a fun read and the characters are still endearing and cute, so I'd probably recommend it to people who enjoyed the original. The artwork is also very well done.

Even before Go for It, Nakamura! was published in Brazil, I had fallen in love with the style of this manga, which resembles the look of stories from the last century, like Ranma 1/2, and has a cute cover. With a very witty, light and fun story, the romantic comedy shines here. In the sequel, Go for It Again, Nakamura!, we have the expansion of this universe, but with a taste of a continuous series, not a one-shot. Therein lies the problem, despite being fun, viewing the story as a one-shot is somewhat disappointing. In proposal, its predecessor manages to be more rounded. Here, we continue in the same atmosphere, but with the expectation of a third volume. This is a great gift choice. It doesn't work well as an independent story (you can see that it's a sequel), and reading the two volumes as a combo is ideal entertainment for everyone who enjoys a light comedy with hints of romance.