Hikagemono demo Yarinaoshite Ii desu ka?

[Blue_Panties]

I feel like this manga is a pretty good representation of "What would you do if you became young again with memories of your life intact."

You could make amends for relationships, you could face traumas, you could do so much more with the knowledge of maturity and having a perspective you weren't equipped with when you were younger.

I like this Manga a lot and can't wait for more!

 

[Sigma_spider]

I love this series, and I just realized she has the power of bakarina

 

[wifelessfixerroland9]

Hey isn't this the manga I saw in tiktok about someone talking about 'don jumpscare' or smth

 

[Robinisback]

THIS IS SO PEAK BRO, LIKE PEAKEST OF THEM ALL, JE PEUX LE LIRE TOUTE LA JOURNE'E, DUDE!! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

 

[Rafzalo]

Why the girls love tag?

 

[Solipsist]

This manga is a touch too much optimistic and positive....
Every single asshat that pops into frame, they get converted into a good boy / MC fanatic by the next chapter.

It's so positive, and everything works out for the MC so much, that it REALLY feels like it's all a dream, and she's still slowly bleeding out as an adult, down that bridge, alone.
I really need from this author some form of divine intervention, where they bluntly point out how she time warped in a legit way. I feel like it has to be addressed in this case.

 

[HEIMof45]

Why the girls love tag?

I'm wondering the same thing. Nothing really suggests that there's any GL in this </3

 

[Renedemi]

I remember dropping this like a month ago and I still heavily remember why I got bored of this manga so quickly. I kinda forgot about it until now so only now will I write why.

It's TOO POSITIVE. How would that be a bad thing exactly? What I mean is that literally EVERYTHING is going the way she wants it to be, everything is going the good way. You can't even think for a second that something wrong is going to happen. You'd expect a "failure" like this to have some difficulty in adjusting and talking to people right?

WRONG! There's barely any conflict whatsoever. If there is conflict, it usually gets resolved so quickly to the point that you're left with wondering what even was the point. It's on the same level as fanfiction, except the fanfiction got a serialization somehow.

It COULD be good. But, it's not.

 

[Rabiator]

I really need from this author some form of divine intervention, where they bluntly point out how she time warped in a legit way. I feel like it has to be addressed in this case.

Indeed.

Keeping it rational, there has to be a way to explain this, expecially since the time travel wasn't really needed to tell the same story in almost the same way. Her "second run" diverges from the first one sooo fast that her knowledge from before is almost never important after chapter two. But her character is, passivated at first but shining as soon as she starts to interact with the people around her. As such the story could have been just about a successful high school debut after a mobbed Chūnibyō middle school life.

There was a suggestion in this thread that she's still under that bridge and bleeding out.
Altering this idea somewhat:

• Let her be found in a critical state and put into a coma (she thinks so herself, ch1.p26).
• The coma has AI assisted input to keep her brain active, based on the information the AI finds in her brain.
• (It's 2027, why not?)
• She has many regrets, so the AI lets her relive her high school years like in a dreamstate.
• AI feedback is only positive of course, assisting her self-healing powers via positive basic attitude.
• As a result, the whole manga is 100% positive healing, comparable to GTO.

When she wakes up from her coma, 35 year old Izumi will be there.
But unfortunately he's married and has three kids...

 

[zeronatsume]

we need a new tag for bisexual harems for this one

 

[74HC595]

This is a heartwarming story about high school kids fixing their various communication-based troubles, thanks to the help of our returner MC and her fear of her own past regrets. I really like it, it’s comfy. But i think it would push the main characters more if they encountered a problem that wasn’t so easy to fix. Difficult family circumstances, abuse, criminality, or just a more extremely warped personality. Something to really perturb the characters and see how they act under pressure. Maybe something to bite Kanba back, an event where her kindness gets her into real trouble. No violence because that doesn’t fit the story as anything other than maybe a tragic backdrop, but something with consequence all the same.

I might be projecting Monogatari or Oregairu onto this story.

 

[Starfazers]

Kickin and screamin while reading this. it's just TOO cute, i cant handle it

 

[Lidusis]

for the first few chapters I believe the manga is good but the more it continues the more just boring and repetitive it becomes. I read until chapter 55 and everything by then just started to become nothing. Everyone somehow had different but the same personality at the same time. I don’t know what to say other than it’s average. But then again that’s just my opinion, everyone is entitled to their own.

 

[Cosmism]

Not even three chapters in, and I have decided that this is peak. (Opinion subject to revision.)

 

[RitoTheLittle]

The manga Komi-san could've been

 

[67User67]

I remember dropping this like a month ago and I still heavily remember why I got bored of this manga so quickly. I kinda forgot about it until now so only now will I write why.

It's TOO POSITIVE. How would that be a bad thing exactly? What I mean is that literally EVERYTHING is going the way she wants it to be, everything is going the good way. You can't even think for a second that something wrong is going to happen. You'd expect a "failure" like this to have some difficulty in adjusting and talking to people right?

WRONG! There's barely any conflict whatsoever. If there is conflict, it usually gets resolved so quickly to the point that you're left with wondering what even was the point. It's on the same level as fanfiction, except the fanfiction got a serialization somehow.

It COULD be good. But, it's not.

Spoiler: No spoilers, just a reply

Very interesting you point that out, I forget what it was, maybe a Ted talk, or an animation, but it had the "What if?" of, if there was no wrong, everything went your way, heaven basically, how would you feel? and the answer, was, initially really good, then, bored
(I feel this parallels the story)
With this, it had no flaws, nothing to redeem, or if it did, it was done quickly, no delayed gratification, just, done

Stories need flaws, bad, to contrast how "good good is", flaws earlier than later, to build tension, and keep viewer engaged, need to set hope, trust, so viewer can trust flaws will be redeemed, not avoided but confronted, if trust is broken, there's no hope from the viewer, they stop caring, even if redeemed, it isn't as satisfying, because of loss aversion

 

[kololz]

Did she buy stocks and Bitcoin btw, ain't no way a time travelling manga isn't gonna do without the time traveller getting rich from knowing the future

 

[Rabiator]

Spoiler: No spoilers, just a reply

Stories need flaws, bad, to contrast how "good good is", flaws earlier than later, to build tension, and keep viewer engaged, need to set hope, trust, so viewer can trust flaws will be redeemed, not avoided but confronted, if trust is broken, there's no hope from the viewer, they stop caring, even if redeemed, it isn't as satisfying, because of loss aversion

It's healing. It's the GTO recipe: Cite as many SNAFU situations as possible and show possible solutions. People relate, when they see their own situations at display.
GTO was even less realistic, because Onizuka was everywhere he was needed instantly within a whole city. Kanba-san is just there... because she is in school. Suspension of disbelief is way easier here.