Overview
Bloom Into You (やがて君になる, Yagate Kimi ni Naru, lit. Eventually, Becoming You) is a manga by Nio Nakatani, serialized in Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh since April 2015.
It is a school story about a "special relationship" between girls in the student council of a co-educational high school.
It is also the author's first serialized work. It tells the story of how Touko Nanami, who doesn't know what it feels like to "like", finds herself in love with her freshmen classmate, Yuu Koito, who also doesn't know what it feels like to "like" someone.
A TV anime adaptation has been made by the animation studio Troyca and has been broadcast since October 2018.
In 2019 and 2022, it is being adapted for the stage play, starring Misato Kawauchi and Moeka Koizumi.
Work Information
Original work
Author | Nio Nakatani |
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Genre | School, Yuri |
Publisher | KADOKAWA |
Serialisation magazine | Monthly Comic Dengeki Daioh |
Serialisation started | 2015 |
Total number of volumes published | 8 volumes (Completed) |
Serialisation status | Completed |
Abbreviated name | "YagaKimi" (やが君) |
TV Animation Version
Original story by | Nio Nakatani |
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Director | Makoto Kato |
Series Composition/Screenplay | Jukki Hanada |
Character Design / Chief Animation Director | Hiroaki Goda |
Color Designer | Mariko Shinohara |
Art Director | Koki Nagayoshi |
Art Direction | Masahiro Sato |
Director of Photography | Tomonobu Kato |
CG Director | Mitsutaka Iguchi |
Editing | Shota Migiyama |
Sound Director | Jin Aketagawa |
Music | Michiru Oshima |
Music Production | KADOKAWA |
Animation production | TROYCA |
Synopsis
Yuu Koito, who has trouble understanding how it feels to be in love with someone, was unable to respond to a confession from a boy she was good friends with when she graduated from junior high school.
Then she meets student council officer Touko Nanami, who says that no matter who confesses to her, she can never feel in love with the other person.
Yuu feels sympathy for her and confides her own problems to her, but then she tells Yuu what she didn't expect to hear...
"...I think I'm going to fall in love with you."
Characters
Yuu Koito (小糸侑)
Voiced by: Yuuki Takada (TV animation version) / Hisako Kanemoto (promotional video)
She is the protagonist of this work and is a first-year high school student. She has two classmates, Akari and Koyomi, and an older sister, Rei. Her family runs a bookshop, and Yuu herself sometimes works as a shop assistant.
She joined the student council as a helper on the advice of her teacher. It is here that she meets her senior student, Touko Nanami.
Touko Nanami (七海燈子)
Voiced by: Minako Kotobuki
Second year high school student. Later becomes student council president.
She is beautiful and has excellent grades, so many students have confessed their love to her, but she turned them down because she didn't know what it was like to love someone.
Sayaka Saeki (佐伯沙弥香)
Voiced by: Ai Kayano
Like Touko, she serves on the student council and is a classmate and friend of Touko.
She has supported Touko's work up until now, and sometimes shows signs of dissatisfaction when Yuu is entrusted with Student Council work.
Seiji Maki (槙聖司)
Voiced by: Taichi Ichikawa, Satsumi Matsuda (in elementary school)
A first-year boy who volunteered to help the student council.
He grew up with two younger sisters and an older sister and is comfortable talking to girls.
Suguru Doujima (堂島卓)
Voiced by: Sho Nogami
A first-year boy who was introduced by the former student council president.
He is a cheerful, often light-hearted person.
Koyomi Kanou (叶こよみ)
Voiced by: Konomi Kohara
A girl with short bob and black hair who has been a classmate and friend of Yuu Koito's since junior high school.
She does not seem to like cute things and always removes the ribbon from her school uniform.
Akari Hyuuga (日向朱里)
Voiced by: Yuka Terasaki
A girl who is a classmate and friend of Yuu Koito and is a member of the basketball club.
She's quite tall among the main characters, about 170 cm.
Riko Hakozaki (箱崎理子)
Voiced by: Mai Nakahara
She is the teacher in charge of Japanese modern literature in the class of Yuu and the deputy advisor of the student council. She also belongs to the community theatre troupe.
Miyako Kodama (児玉都)
Voiced by: Nanako Mori
Shop manager of Echo, a coffee shop in the neighbourhood of Tohmi Higashi High School.
She was also Riko Hakozaki's collegiate classmate.
Rei Koito (小糸怜)
Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu
She is the elder sister of Koito Yu, and a university student.
Tomoyuki Ichigaya (市ヶ谷知雪)
Voiced by: Kazuyuki Okitsu
He is a member of the same community theatre troupe as Riko Hakozaki, and is an alumnus and former student council officer at Tohmi Higashi High School.
Natsuki Sonomura (園村菜月)
Voiced by: Mariko Higashiuchi
She is friends with Yuu Koito at the same junior high school. She attends a different high school to Yuu and sometimes hangs out with her.
Manaka Yoshida (吉田愛果)
Voiced by: Yuna Yoshino
A classmate and friend of Touko Nanami.
Midori Igarashi (五十嵐みどり)
Voiced by: Harumi Sakurai
A classmate and friend of Touko Nanami.
Chie Yuzuki (柚木千枝)
Voiced by: Sayaka Senbongi
A senior student of Sayaka Saeki's in junior high school.
A person who brought about a significant change in Sayaka.
Theme Songs
Opening Theme
"Kimi ni Furete" (君にふれて)
Lyrics and composition - Bonjour Suzuki / Arrangement - Hideyuki Daichi Suzuki / Song - Riko Azuna
Ending Theme
"hectopascal"
Lyrics - Kanata Nakamura / Composition - Yuki Honda / Arrangement - Masatomi Waki / Song - Yuu Koito (CV: Yuuki Takada) & Touko Nanami (CV: Minako Kotobuki)
Insert Songs
"rise" (episode 9)
Lyrics - Riko Azuna, RUCCA / Composition and Arrangement - Takashi Hamada / Song - Riko Azuna
"Suki, Igai no Kotoba de" (好き、以外の言葉で, 'In Words Other Than 'I Love You'') (episode 13)
Lyrics, composition and arrangement - Mashiro Shirakami / Song - Yuu Koito (CV: Yuuki Takada) & Touko Nanami (CV: Minako Kotobuki)
Related Illustrations
- Author's own illustrations
- Fan art on pixiv
Related Video
PV 1 (June 2018)
PV 2 (September 2018)
TV Anime Opening Theme (October 2018)
TV Anime Ending Theme (October 2018)
TV Anime Insert Song "rise" (November 2018)
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External Links
TV Anime Official Website (Japanese)