Usagi seems so pathetic as he gobbles down every little scrape Misaki tosses in his direction. He acts like a child, he's afraid to express how he feels to Usagi, he is just too old to be behaving like this! You live in a person's house and have sex with them yet you call yourself a virgin and feel you should be with a woman. Here is a man who is letting Misaki live with him, pays for his education, buys him everything, and all Misaki does is complain complain complain about all of it. Seriously, at this point I feel sorry for Usagi. We are on volume 15 and Misaki is just now sleeping in the same bed as Usagi, he still uses the bear as a barrier, Usagi always initiates every interaction. Where is the Misaki that was subtly realizing his feelings for Usagi? Where is the Misaki that held Usagi in his arms and cried for him? Now this guy doesn't even want to touch the man. But the one question I have to ask is.Where is the Misaki from the first few chapters? I honestly believed that Misaki and Usagi had a great blossoming first start, I loved how they didn't care for each other at all and couldn't stand each other but began to draw closer and closer to one another. Junjou Romantica- At first this was my first pairing, I loved Usagi and Misaki when i first started reading. Junjou Minimum is all about Usagi and Hiroki's past, it's so sweet and so touching how they met and become friends, and how Hiroki's feelings blossomed for his friend. Sadly this one is also not the main story here. However, I don't think there is any more stories to tell with them, or at least the mangaka doesn't have any oother ideas for them. I love their interactions, I love Nowaki! This pairing is very funny and know each other well. Watching Hiroki get over his unrequited love for Usagi and move on to someone much better for him was great to see. Junjou Egoist- I love how adult this relationship is. We might as well call them the nonexistent couple of the series. Sadly we do not get enough of the terroristĬouple. I like how Shinobu is honest with his feelings and forces Miyagi to confront his hang ups. I really like the Miyagi and Shinobu pairing. Dealing with age differences, jealousy over past loves, dealing with the death of a past love, the newness of a relationship where you're never sure if you're even in one et al. There are so many elements to this storyline. It's about a guy who falls for his sister's ex husband. Junjou Terrorist- My favorite pairing and story. I'm going to rate each story starting with the my favorite to least favorite. He tries to scare him off, but Miyagi underestimates just how serious Shinobu is and that he is willing to break through any obstacle, all for their "fated love." Miyagi, however, does not appreciate the advances of this much-too-young "terrorist" who thinks nothing of their age gap and complicated relations. Things got complicated, however, when they became in-laws, with Miyagi having married Shinobu's older sister-and so, the news of the couple's recent divorce presents the perfect opportunity for Shinobu and his hero to finally be together. Shinobu Takatsuki believes that it was destiny that led him to meet You Miyagi, who had saved him from being extorted for money three years ago. How will the prideful Kamijou deal with this "storm" that threatens to drown him and his heart with love? But when the subject of his tutor's unrequited love appears at his doorstep, Nowaki claims Kamijou all to himself and declares his feelings for him. Upon seeing his tears, the owner of the rocket, Nowaki Kusama, cannot seem to leave him alone, even convincing Kamijou to tutor him for his upcoming high school proficiency exam. Hungover and suffering from an unrequited love, Hiroki Kamijou is crying on a park bench when he almost gets hit by a small rocket. That is, until Takahiro visits them with his new fiancée! Misaki should be elated, but as Usami simply accepts the news with congratulations, why does he feel this unfamiliar anger toward his brother? After a heated confrontation, Misaki and Usami decide to call a truce. But when Misaki discovers a sexually explicit boys-love novel featuring characters eerily similar to Usami and Takahiro-definitely penned by Usami himself-his suspicions about the man's ulterior motives toward his brother are confirmed. If it was not for Takahiro, Misaki's beloved older brother and Usami's best friend, the two would never have crossed paths at all.
Misaki Takahashi, a young man preparing for his university exams, and his tutor, Akihiko Usami-a highly acclaimed novelist-do not get along. EditSynopsis Junjou Romantica weaves together the stories of three couples who are about to experience their own "pure-hearted" romance.
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