Manga Review: Missions of Love, Volume 15, by Ema Toyama

Rating (Out of 5): ~3

Publisher: Kodansha Comics

Release Date: October 2017

Volumes: 19.

Spoilers?: No.

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Volume: 1. 14. 16.

Goodreads Synopsis:

The delightfully risque high-school rom-com continues!
-Can a typical school romance about a mismatched boy and girl turn out to be insanely good? It can if it's Missions of Love.- - Anime News Network
-Leaves me thinking 'I'd like to read more of that, please'.- - Johanna Draper Carlson, Manga Worth Reading

Review:

My main part of this series now involves only Mami and Akira, and we do get some of that in this volume. There's some sweetness between them, but Akira is also there for Mami when she decides to confront her mother. It's not a very good meeting, but I suppose it is some kind of closure for Mami. She needed to know, at least.

Aside from that, Yukina pretends to be a boy to see Hisame, with more weird moments between them. There's a confrontation between Yukina and Shigure, and then Hisame makes a confession.

I really don't like any of this drama with Hisame, honestly. He and Yukina could have a good, understanding friends relationship, because they do seem to get each other, but I don't think that's going to happen.

This was okay. I would just like one of these plots to be resolved without adding even more to it.