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->''"A boy met a boy. They were in the flush of youth. They were in love that felt like a dream, like sparkling soda pop."''
In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Rihito Sajou, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed, carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajou is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam. Kusabake concludes that the two come from completely different worlds, so there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajou doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajou have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajou the song. In that moment, everything changes.
''Doukyuusei'' ("Classmates") is a two volume manga by Asumiko Nakamura with several sequels. In 2016, the first volume was adapted in an animated film produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Shoko Nakamura.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Sajou has shades of this.
-->'''Kusakabe, after trying to run out under a rainstorm''': [[CaptainObvious I got wet]]!!!
-->'''Sajou, applauding''': Oh, well done.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted on a meta level, in that Asumiko Nakamura is the original mangaka, Shoko Nakamura directed the anime adaption, and Chieko Nakamura was the art director. None of these women are related.
* OppositesAttract: Basically the premise.
* ShoutOut: The name and logo of Kusakabe's band, Z'GOK, is a reference to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
* ThemeNaming: "Hikaru" and "Rihito" ("licht") both mean "light" in Japanese and German, respectively.
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->''"A boy met a boy. They were in the flush of youth. They were in love that felt like a dream, like sparkling soda pop."''
In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Rihito Sajou, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed, carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajou is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam. Kusabake concludes that the two come from completely different worlds, so there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajou doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajou have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajou the song. In that moment, everything changes.
''Doukyuusei'' ("Classmates") is a two volume manga by Asumiko Nakamura with several sequels. In 2016, the first volume was adapted in an animated film produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Shoko Nakamura.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Sajou has shades of this.
-->'''Kusakabe, after trying to run out under a rainstorm''': [[CaptainObvious I got wet]]!!!
-->'''Sajou, applauding''': Oh, well done.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted on a meta level, in that Asumiko Nakamura is the original mangaka, Shoko Nakamura directed the anime adaption, and Chieko Nakamura was the art director. None of these women are related.
* OppositesAttract: Basically the premise.
* ShoutOut: The name and logo of Kusakabe's band, Z'GOK, is a reference to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
* ThemeNaming: "Hikaru" and "Rihito" ("licht") both mean "light" in Japanese and German, respectively.
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->''"A boy met a boy. They were in the flush of youth. They were in love that felt like a dream, like sparkling soda pop."''
In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Rihito Sajou, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed, carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajou is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam. Kusabake concludes that the two come from completely different worlds, so there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajou doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajou have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajou the song. In that moment, everything changes.
''Doukyuusei'' ("Classmates") is a two volume manga by Asumiko Nakamura with several sequels. In 2016, the first volume was adapted in an animated film produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Shoko Nakamura.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Sajou has shades of this.
-->'''Kusakabe, after trying to run out under a rainstorm''': [[CaptainObvious I got wet]]!!!
-->'''Sajou, applauding''': Oh, well done.
* OneSteveLimit: Averted on a meta level, in that Asumiko Nakamura is the original mangaka, Shoko Nakamura directed the anime adaption, and Chieko Nakamura was the art director. None of these women are related.
* OppositesAttract: Basically the premise.
* ShoutOut: The name and logo of Kusakabe's band, Z'GOK, is a reference to ''Anime/MobileSuitGundam''.
* ThemeNaming: "Hikaru" and "Rihito" ("licht") both mean "light" in Japanese and German, respectively.
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In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Rihito Sajou, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed sleepy-eyed, carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajou is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam- exam. Kusabake concludes that the two come from completely different worlds, Kusakabe concludes- so there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajou doesn't sing.
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* DeadpanSnarker: Sajou has shades of this.
-->'''Kusakabe, after trying to run out under a rainstorm''': [[CaptainObvious I got wet]]!!!
-->'''Sajou, applauding''': Oh, well done.
-->'''Kusakabe, after trying to run out under a rainstorm''': [[CaptainObvious I got wet]]!!!
-->'''Sajou, applauding''': Oh, well done.
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In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Licht Sajo, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajo is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam- the two come from completely different worlds, Kusakabe concludes- there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajo doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajo have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajo the song. With that single encounter, everything changes.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajo have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajo the song. With that single encounter, everything changes.
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In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Licht Sajo, Rihito Sajou, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajo Sajou is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam- the two come from completely different worlds, Kusakabe concludes- there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajo Sajou doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe andSajo Sajou have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajo Sajou the song. With In that single encounter, moment, everything changes.
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*ThemeNaming: "Hikaru" and "Licht" both mean "light" in Japanese and German, respectively.
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->''"A boy met a boy. They were in the flush of youth. They were in love that felt like a dream, like sparkling soda pop."''
In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Licht Sajo, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajo is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam- the two come from completely different worlds, Kusakabe concludes- there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajo doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajo have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajo the song. With that single encounter, everything changes.
''Doukyuusei'' ("Classmates") is a two volume manga by Asumiko Nakamura with several sequels. In 2016, the first volume was adapted in an animated film produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Shoko Nakamura.
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In an all boys high school, a class is preparing for an upcoming chorus festival. As the boys sing, Hikaru Kusakabe notices that one of his classmates, Licht Sajo, is not making any noise. Kusakabe is a sleepy-eyed carefree slacker who plays guitar in a band, Sajo is a straight-laced and serious honor student who got perfect scores on every subject on his entrance exam- the two come from completely different worlds, Kusakabe concludes- there's no reason the two would have any reason to talk, and as such, he'll never know why Sajo doesn't sing.
But by a twist of fate, Kusakabe and Sajo have a strange, quiet encounter alone in their empty classroom, and on the spur of the moment, Kusakabe offers to teach Sajo the song. With that single encounter, everything changes.
''Doukyuusei'' ("Classmates") is a two volume manga by Asumiko Nakamura with several sequels. In 2016, the first volume was adapted in an animated film produced by A-1 Pictures and directed by Shoko Nakamura.
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