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Blue Hearts   
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Description
“What the hell are you doing, me?”
Already half of his high school life is over and none of his hopes and dreams have been fulfilled yet…
This is how Yuuhi Nagi, who has no friends in his classes, has been living his uneventful empty life – until he got dragged into this unexpected crisis!
This is how the lives of the four people who are most likely to repeat a year, and the person who will help them succeed, are connected.
This is where this bittersweet coming of age story begins!!

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Manga

Related Series
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Associated Names
Юные сердца
قلوب زرقاء
ブルーハーツ

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Latest Release(s)
v.5 c.64.5 by Monochrome Scans over 2 years ago
c.32 by Pocket Comics over 2 years ago
c.31 by Pocket Comics over 2 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
5 Volumes (Complete)

Completely Scanlated?
Yes

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Average: 6.5 / 10.0 (68 votes)
Bayesian Average: 6.44 / 10.0
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Last Updated
March 2nd 2023, 5:31pm


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Year
2018

Original Publisher

Serialized In (magazine)
Comico Japan (NHN Entertainment)

Licensed (in English)
Yes

English Publisher

Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #709 increased(+15)
Monthly Pos #1895 decreased(-73)
3 Month Pos #3105 increased(+160)
6 Month Pos #3867 increased(+838)
Year Pos #5935 increased(+545)

List Stats
On 170 reading lists
On 131 wish lists
On 114 completed lists
On 14 unfinished lists
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It's a lot like ReLIFE but worse  
by tigerstar186
June 18th, 2023, 7:53pm
Rating: 5.0  / 10.0
The series is significantly more formulaic and the characters as a whole are a lot less likeable. I struggle with the main character especially, he seems to be purely flaws with nothing to counterbalance it. He's an idiot, he's weak, he's not emotionally or socially intelligent, and the others only put up with him out of circumstance for the first half of the series. How am I supposed to be invested in such a flop of a character? The only times I've seen a pathetic mc like this work is if they are actively invested in changing and work to grow... But that is very secondary to his goal of having a fun school life here.
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If you enjoyed ReLIFE, this is much of the same.  
by Suxinn
November 26th, 2020, 6:49pm
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Another teen coming-of-age interpersonal drama from the author of ReLIFE. I said previously in my ReLIFE review that the author is really good at writing realistic teen drama, and that definitely shines through here as well, though it's a tad darker than ReLIFE was. (One of the characters, for instance, has to contend with sexual assault while another is reeling from the suicide of a friend.) As always, Yayoi Sou does a good job of keeping the situations real (even moreso this time since there's no weird pseudo-science B-plot) even when she dives knee-deep into teen angst. It's dramatic, but never melodramatic, if that makes sense.

As for the overarching plot, it's slightly more formulaic compared to ReLIFE. Although there's a general "goal"/thesis of the manga (to get decent scores on the final exam), the mangaka chooses to divide her time much more evenly between the main characters, so the narrative feels a bit more scattered. It basically jumps from character to character resolving their backstory so it feels slightly less organic than ReLIFE's handling of its character conflicts. The actual bones and flesh of each individual conflict is, as always, written extremely well, but their overarching connections with each other are much more flimsy, and they feel more like isolated, self-contained stories than anything. Which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but worth noting regardless.

As a whole, I enjoy this, even if, thematically, it's basically ReLIFE but with different characters. But with how good she is at writing these, I definitely wouldn't mind if Yayoi Sou simply continues to hone her craft writing realistic teen dramas such as these.

... Last updated on December 4th, 2020, 12:12am
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