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先輩がうざい後輩の話 / My Senpai is Annoying #3
My Senpai is Annoying Vol. 3
SIZE MATTERS Futaba’s annoying senpai, Takeda, is a huge guy just like her scary stalker grandfather. This wouldn’t matter if people didn’t keep mistaking Futaba for Takeda’s daughter, or just generally for a child. What does a woman have to do to prove she’s a grown-up?!
144 pages, Paperback
First published February 25, 2019
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May 29, 2023
Fluffy, empty calories, but I could pop these back all day long.
I do worry sometimes that the leading lady is infantilized so much and so often that it is going to seem pervy if big romantic developments ever do occur.
I do worry sometimes that the leading lady is infantilized so much and so often that it is going to seem pervy if big romantic developments ever do occur.
December 18, 2023
*insert feral animal noises here*
THE TIE THE TIE THE TIE 😭😭😭😭
THE TIE THE TIE THE TIE 😭😭😭😭
February 20, 2024
4.5 Stars. This entire volume only took me 55 minutes to finish. The series as a whole has been a very quick read so far and I'm loving it. The first few chapters are a little slow but they set up the rest of the volume nicely. With several laugh out loud moments and another Christmas party in the books I can't wait for volume 4.
November 28, 2020
Futaba and Takeda are still going at it. The seasons change but their inability to admit their feelings remains the same. Will the cold weather cool what tepid fires are burning or is it the perfect time for things to really heat up?
This is like the poor understudy of Teasing Master Takagi-san, chronicling the lives of two people who might admit they like one another eventually. Much less brinkmanship here, mind, just two people who are too dense or too stubborn to get on with it.
But it’s fun enough for what it is. I’ve gotten used to Futaba’s tsundere tendencies, which are admittedly softening (the chapters where she cooks for Takeda are very cute). Takeda is just a genuinely nice guy and it’s not his fault he treats Futaba like a kid when the author draws her like that.
And no mistake, there’s some worthwhile material here. There is a hilariously oblique joke about Your Name, which Futaba’s grandfather takes far too seriously. The punchline for that one lands perfectly.
I also rather like the one about being a video game wingman (I have similarly fond memories), though the game in that one is a missed opportunity for some really choice parody rather than generic thing we end up with.
There’s also a moment involving coffee that turns into probably my favourite slapstick bit in any manga this year. The timing and the outcome and very over-the-topness of the drawing is a genuine laugh out loud moment.
Throw in the quietly progressing secondary romance in the background - the train scene is quite adorable - and the fact that, as an added bonus, this is the rare manga release that’s fully in colour and you have an enjoyable little book.
This has never rocketed to the top of my reading pile and honestly never will, but it’s turned into a very solid performer over these last two volumes and I’ll happily keep up with the further adventures of these two.
This is like the poor understudy of Teasing Master Takagi-san, chronicling the lives of two people who might admit they like one another eventually. Much less brinkmanship here, mind, just two people who are too dense or too stubborn to get on with it.
But it’s fun enough for what it is. I’ve gotten used to Futaba’s tsundere tendencies, which are admittedly softening (the chapters where she cooks for Takeda are very cute). Takeda is just a genuinely nice guy and it’s not his fault he treats Futaba like a kid when the author draws her like that.
And no mistake, there’s some worthwhile material here. There is a hilariously oblique joke about Your Name, which Futaba’s grandfather takes far too seriously. The punchline for that one lands perfectly.
I also rather like the one about being a video game wingman (I have similarly fond memories), though the game in that one is a missed opportunity for some really choice parody rather than generic thing we end up with.
There’s also a moment involving coffee that turns into probably my favourite slapstick bit in any manga this year. The timing and the outcome and very over-the-topness of the drawing is a genuine laugh out loud moment.
Throw in the quietly progressing secondary romance in the background - the train scene is quite adorable - and the fact that, as an added bonus, this is the rare manga release that’s fully in colour and you have an enjoyable little book.
This has never rocketed to the top of my reading pile and honestly never will, but it’s turned into a very solid performer over these last two volumes and I’ll happily keep up with the further adventures of these two.
December 28, 2020
I really am enjoying this series.
Futuba is adorable. She's so tiny, yet wow, what a mouth! It's a good thing she has Harumi and her grandfather watching over her. In this volume, Futuba and Harumi continue to grow closer, as Futuba struggles to accept that she's developed feelings for her Senpai. On other fronts, Touko and Souta also are growing closer, and after teasing each other in flirtatious ways, they go on a date together. There's also a trip to the beach for the gang, including Futuba's cute, busty childhood friend, Natsumi. Also, Futuba spends the night at Harumi's place, after he had spent the night at hers. At Futuba's place, they stayed up all night playing video games. At Harumi's place, they stayed up all night watching movies. Futuba should just get over herself and realize she really likes her Senpai, and he should be more forward that he adores Futuba, just the way she is. I'm really enjoying this series. I look forward to the next volume.
Futuba is adorable. She's so tiny, yet wow, what a mouth! It's a good thing she has Harumi and her grandfather watching over her. In this volume, Futuba and Harumi continue to grow closer, as Futuba struggles to accept that she's developed feelings for her Senpai. On other fronts, Touko and Souta also are growing closer, and after teasing each other in flirtatious ways, they go on a date together. There's also a trip to the beach for the gang, including Futuba's cute, busty childhood friend, Natsumi. Also, Futuba spends the night at Harumi's place, after he had spent the night at hers. At Futuba's place, they stayed up all night playing video games. At Harumi's place, they stayed up all night watching movies. Futuba should just get over herself and realize she really likes her Senpai, and he should be more forward that he adores Futuba, just the way she is. I'm really enjoying this series. I look forward to the next volume.
April 9, 2022
[01.2022] - 1º read.
3★
Review based on volumes 1 - 6:
3★
Review based on volumes 1 - 6:
February 8, 2021
I'm loving this series, but while the sweet moments between both potential couples keep on coming there still hasn't been any progress on either front. Normally, I wouldn't think anything of it considering we're only three volumes in...however, between the start volume one and the end of this one, over a year has already passed in the story. In Japan, they're up to volume 6 and I'm just wondering how many years are going to pass (in the story) before something actually happens between at least Futaba and Takeda. I'll continue reading because it's entertaining, but it seems like with this series "patience" is gonna be the name of the game.
May 24, 2022
I'm loving each turn of the page! The characters are all so sweet and adorable with each other, which has made it an easy read.
I still can't get over how nice the art inside the volume is, the mixture of coloured panels and black and white really adds to the emotion of the scene.
Can't wait to read more!
I still can't get over how nice the art inside the volume is, the mixture of coloured panels and black and white really adds to the emotion of the scene.
Can't wait to read more!
January 22, 2024
Still cute but integrating the Wotakoi itch I was hoping it would. I may try out some others before circling back to it (unless it winds up on one of my library apps, in which case I’ll just straight up binge the rest).
November 29, 2020
2020 Read #708
This was a cute installment, but the humor wasn’t as on point as with the two volumes that preceded it.
This was a cute installment, but the humor wasn’t as on point as with the two volumes that preceded it.
March 22, 2021
I would definitely recommend this cute series to everyone!! And i’m so excited for volume 5 to be released!!
June 14, 2021
Another volume in the series down and I'm still eager for more.
November 30, 2021
This is such a lovely manga. One of the feel-good types, that also taught me SOOO much about Japanese office culture - the positive sides of it only.
April 21, 2022
Çizerin de seriye daha önem verip çizimlere daha çok renk katması çok hoş olmuş. Hızlıca anlamadan kendini okutmaya devam ediyor.
April 23, 2022
Super cute! Love this cast of characters.
August 21, 2022
Still a fun manga.
October 23, 2022
How are they this oblivious…
December 1, 2022
Super cute. Love this series. I couldn't stop reading.
January 17, 2023
I’m loving reading one of these every day. I’m going to be sad when I run out of volumes to read. It makes my day because it’s so cute and happy.
December 10, 2023
I love it love it love it!!! Just read it in one morning, but smile on my face was all time that I read it!
And wishes from authour in the end was really pleasure! Can't wait to read next volume!
And wishes from authour in the end was really pleasure! Can't wait to read next volume!
March 18, 2022
This manga is a cute workplace romance without being too in your face. You get to see the two characters go from friends, to co-workers, to eventually having crushes on each other. If you would like to read more, visit my website! https://www.thelifeofac.com/blog/qjsy...
March 31, 2022
Warms my heart
Also why is her Grandpa hot?
Also why is her Grandpa hot?
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