Okazu's review of I Wanna Be Your Girl, Volume 4 covers the final volume of the manga, in which childhood best friends Hime and Akira finally confess their feelings after their fight about a boy. The series ends with their high school graduation and an epilogue showing the characters as adults, with Akira describing their bond as "Not lovers and not just friends." The reviewer scores the story 7, art 6, characters 7, LGBTQ 10 and overall 7.
Amayo no Tsuki Volume 12 (雨夜の月) holds 97% five-star ratings on Amazon JP across several hundred reviews. In the volume, Saki admits to herself who she is and Kanon sees herself from the outside for the first time, while the Amayo no Tsuki anime trailer is live on YouTube. Volumes 1-8 are available in English from Kodansha, with Volume 9 due in January 2027.
Matt Marcus reviews the first three episodes of the Tsukiatte Agetemo Ii Kana live-action drama, an 8-episode, 23-minute adaptation of Tamifull's manga about two college students in a light music club. He credits episode 1 with making Saeko and Miwa's awkwardness palpable, but says episode 3's summer club retreat arc cuts the character Kan entirely, reducing Miwa to an object of Saeko's jealousy, and that sex remains off screen. The series airs in Japan on MBS, TV Kanagawa, Chiba TV, TeleTama, Tochigi TV and Gunma Television, streams via TVer and FOD, and is available overseas on GagaOoLaLa.