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On page 4, in the top left panel: "Could she planning on ..." → "Could she be planning on ..." Thanks for the translation.

The author, Sakurai Norio, is a woman.

I made a Blade Runner 2049 "You Look Lonely" meme out of the third page:

"Relationship labels are in the eye of the beholder." /j Jokes aside, it depends on your perspective and your definition of a couple. In this chapter, they made it explicit for themselves.

answer from chapter 72:

They did almost kiss at least once six chapters ago in chapter 29.2.

The cute moments in the extras are often not that deep, just romantic fluff. The main story chapters are needed to convey the serious parts (especially the parts with conflicts), which make the story interesting. For example, in this chapter, Ichikawa gathering courage to say "good morning" to...

It's "she", isn't it? I thought that "HERO" is a pseudonym of a woman?

It's not only about the focus on studying, but also about the differences in their relationship needs. Quoting from Discord: That's what Ichikawa is talking about on pages 9–10: "Yamada I feel you in everything [...] because of the love I feel for you, Yamada" "But all of that is self-serving"...

I don't think it's an adaptation mistake, but rather an intentional choice. In the manga, Yamada stays under the blanket when she gets up. In the anime, they decided to show her face immediately – I think just for the sake of clarity, because the scene moves pretty fast. Manga readers, simply...

It's a reference to the last page of chapter 113, after Yamada confessed to Ichikawa and they started dating.

Hello, I just wanted to thank Tsundere Service Providers group for their translation of Horimiya. Everyone is kinda freaking out over the DMCA strikes, and Horimiya seems to have been spared, at least for now.

Both of them thinking that the other one was calm during the visit means that both of them grew up to be very good at hiding their feelings. :haa: :meguuusad:

The anime production team wasn't sure they are going to get enough money to make two seasons, so they cut and rearranged a lot of manga content to fit the whole story in one season. The "second" season anime Horimiya: The Missing Pieces adopts some of the content that was cut. For example, the...

The pure joy on Yamada's face when she found Ichikawa is cute.

For comparison, 2015 was ten years ago.

In this scene in Disappearance it's not clear which parts are Kyon's inner monologue and which lines he's saying out loud. It's great. The scene at the end of the Melancholy arc, in school after they wake up is good too: the gradual transition to the ending song right after this line is great.

If I remember correctly, it took about two years since the first chapter for them to get married, then not a long time till Jiang He got pregnant, and now the kids are going to school.

Last time they talked about their arrangement in chapter 156, when Yamada couldn't hold it anymore. But now they tried a date at the concert and failed. Yamada couldn't handle the fact that Ichikawa came to the concert with Moeko and Kinoshita. Ichikawa seems to suspect that Yamada lied to him...

Since writing the post above about the fonts, I found the following on Wikipedia: East Asian Gothic typeface – this fits the description of the blocky "cute-modern" font from the reddit post: an example of it is Meiryo If I understand correctly, the brush-stroke font is a variation of the Ming...