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Thanks to Bernd and Choo!

For legal reasons this is not an army manga.

It seems that the group that scanned V2 (ShoujoShare) was lazy and didn't scan the extra material (~20 pages) - I checked for this release across multiple sources and it was missing from all of them. What a shame.

Thanks to @SpookySperm for his hard work!

This is one volume out of two volumes, the latter of which was released as a sequel. Both are available officially from Viz, combined, as "Fall in Love Like a Comic!"

There's a full scan of the OOP English release available, unfortunately the quality is pretty low. This is a good example of a shoujo manga where the art goes right into the margins on practically every page, making it impossible to get good scans without debinding. I would have borrowed this...

@jharschemical even if you do get in contact with the Russian team, you won't get a good result by machine translating their translation. You're better off waiting for somebody to do it competently. Very few series ever get translated more than once, so if you do a shitty job now then nobody...

@jharschemical heads up that, insofar as MTL is known to be very low quality, an MTL of an existing translation (which might itself be MTL) is going to be considerably worse than that already poor quality level.

@ADarkDrop The Western release is in fact just one volume compiling both Japanese volumes, which is how I've chosen to upload the chapters. - edit - despite the fact that this cannot be bought from Dark Horse's website, it's been removed, presumably for still being licensed? Whatever...

Illuminati-Manga have only scanned here, but I credited them given that all double pages are joined. The work is flawless - I can only assume the book was debound, so I am curious as to how much needed to be redrawn at all. Regardless, the end result looks excellent.

This is how it was originally supplied. I looked through the pages and couldn't find any logical chapter markings, so I'm not sure there are any. Either that, or the volume numberings are wrong (wouldn't surprise me!)

These scanlations are pretty unimpressive, and they feel pretty short. Without going to a Japanese raw site and comparing page numbers I have no way of knowing if this is in fact complete. I am more than happy to see somebody change the chapter numbering with real proof.

A nice depiction of the pure joy of learning and playing music. It is not about how good you are at playing, but the simple pleasure of music in itself, and the surprise and delight of producing music you didn't know you were capable of.

@Mtae yes, probably. But it will look nice when it does!

@Nhknino Late reply. It's available on Manga Reborn, which seems to be a venture aiming to harness fan labour to scanlate works and make profits for authors.

This chapter came with a text file of TL notes, which are rather painful to distribute. I losslessly typeset these onto the few pages of the volume that had them.

The second-last page is a reference to the classic Showa teen film "Sailor Suit and Machine Gun."

I think the film in question might be "The Man Who Stole The Sun" (1979).

@Amin00265 your timing could not be better! Good scans are now here. https://nyaa.si/view/1306191 Somebody finally got around to busting open the eOneBook, a proprietary manga reader which featured a number of titles, most in Japanese but also including an English(!) version of HnK. The...

This one is a ride! Yes, it's just as crazy as the description suggests, in fact probably more so.