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Horimiya, Vol. 7 by HERO

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malu's review against another edition

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lighthearted relaxing fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? A mix
Strong character development? No
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? No
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

2.0

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5.0

Highlights from this volume:

-Hori realizing she loves it when Miyamura gets angry/is physically rough with her and Miyamura stressing over said revelation.

-Miyamura talking to Kyousuke about it and this golden exchange occurs:

Miyamura: "It's about Hori-san..."

Kyousuke: "Ohh? What's this? She preggers again?"

Miyamura: "What happened to the first kid?"

-The cooking chapter. Holy fucking shit, that never stops being funny!

-Yanagi's introduction. He's so cute and precious, I love him!

-Yoshikawa helping Kouno with her cheering. A small story, but really heartwarming and sweet.

-Hori getting jealous and Miyamura acting like a victim in a home invasion movie. This poor guy just can't catch a fucking break...

That's about it. Looking forward to the sports festival!

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3.0

Seven volumes into the series and this has been the only one so far that kinda missed the mark a little bit for me. I didn't really care for the whole plot about Hori wanting Miyamura to get angry- it felt out of place and a bit uncomfortable. The overall plot of this installment also seemed too all over the place: there was the cooking portion, the sports festival, the angry plot, etc- it felt erratic.
On a more positive note, the characters and relationships are still developing really well, and of course the humor in this series is so good.