Can I see Yamabuki moving with sound…?

Are you doing this too!?

Thank you for the competition over the male mountain mustard.

Hey, didn’t we talk about the detective getting an anime adaptation the other day…?

Well, I thought they would do it since Amakami and the medaka are doing it.

Ichiko is betting Miku’s soul on becoming popular in China.

Isn’t the author of this manga surprisingly amazing?

>>8

All the manga I drew has been animated.

>>8

The anime adaptation of “Senryu Girl” was made into three episodes, right…?

I think the way Rikka is being treated is pretty good as I read.

>>11

If this child weren’t that child, I think I’d be so scared that brilliant green would come out from my behind.

YouTubers and voice actors probably aren’t in the Apollo first, right?

Are you hiding your voice acting because you really want to?

One person playing four roles.

>>13

Apollo’s voice is processed to sound like no one’s voice.

I can still see the title that’s been overshadowed here, but it’s amazing that I managed to come up with a senryu girl using a brain that outputs stinky testicles…

Even with five heads, you’d change roles, right? Wouldn’t you change them normally?

Since I have to make the unknown voice of Apollo, it might not be impossible to play four roles by one person.

Apollo’s voice is said to not be the real person’s voice due to the specifications of the smartphone, so it shouldn’t be a problem to have different voice actors.

I don’t want that… The excellence of Otokoyamabuki will be widely exposed to the public…

Midnight is nice, isn’t it…

Who could it be?

Does that mean I’m on the same level as Rumiko…?

If we win from here, the one who will be the most surprised is Nene.

Rikka is undoubtedly the cutest, right?

Maybe someone other than Ikko.

I’m reading it because I want to see Otoko Yamakikyo, so my interest in things like Apollo’s true identity and the resolution of the heroine race is fading…

The smell of this alongside haiku is just too noisy…

Honestly, if I were asked who my favorite character in this manga is, it would be Yamabuki by a large margin.

I have a strong desire not to let these guys take away a perfect man like Otokoyama-buki.

The man Yamabuki is too much of a perfect guy, it feels like he’s too good for the girls in the broadcasting club.

I wonder how they will use voices for The Quintessential Quintuplets in the anime.

I support Iko, but I can’t see a way to win.

There is a possibility that it could be in the same season as “Wanchan Kusai Kinteki.”

I want a perfect guy like Otoko Yamabuki.

I can’t believe anything anymore because Iko was too good at mimicking Apollo.

I still barely remember the heroine’s name.

There is a sense of a one-on-one showdown between singers and aspiring narrators.

A guy named Yamabuki, who’s so much like a typical hero that he’s even becoming popular with background girls.

Yamabuki-kun is rich, outgoing, has many friends, is accustomed to handling girls, is well-received by adults, has leadership skills, is naturally handsome, popular, smart, and athletic.

The only flaw is that I have bad hearing, so I can only hear everyone saying “Apollo.”

Well, Nino can’t win this…

The school treats us like idols and spoils us, not poking into our painful spots, which creates an environment too convenient for the broadcasting club; it would have been bad if Yamabuki hadn’t come…

He is a man worth pursuing, as he is frequently targeted by women from outside.

Voice actors and Vtubers definitely can’t win this, right?

It seems like Rikka wouldn’t look good in a white dress, so maybe Shinobu…

Unlike the protagonist who only has friendships with girls, which is common in romantic comedies…

The man Yamabuki interacts quite broadly with both male and female background classmates.

Nino likes that Shinobu came to the training school in such an unruly manner.

I have the thought that I should have the capability to make the four women who admire me happy all at once.

I have conflicting feelings inside me that Yamabuki would not do such an insincere thing.

When we had the popularity vote, 3 out of 4 people were almost tied.

The aspiring announcer is an excessively ruthless fighter without any rules.

I remember that in the author’s other works, there were mostly heroines that looked like the face in the upper right.

One of the main heroines.

“Divide into four, Yamabuki.”

You can do it.

I understand that a doujinshi like “Yamabuki wouldn’t do that!” would come out.

Casually ending up in the same room, having sleepover events, and going through fireworks events, the one who is treated the best is probably Nene.

>>55

But I can’t see any chance of winning against Nino…

Excuse me, wouldn’t it be appropriate for Iko to have a flat-chested or average-sized build with this character design?

Yamabuki is the most appealing, or rather, he’s an interesting guy who keeps the story going.

I used to have the impression that announcers were timid and had weak arguments, but I’m surprisingly impressed by how strong they are.

This position is so strong that it can be overwhelming if you don’t miss the opportunity.

A little too capable.

There is a reason why everyone is big.

If the narrator doesn’t unleash their tyranny, it will become a one-sided game for the singer…

I thought the goddess of the Olympics would come first.

20 points is an acceptable margin of error, right?

The appeal of the male Yamabuki is driving the popularity of this manga more than its female characters, right?

>>66

To be honest, I don’t really care who wins, but don’t let the reputation of Otokoyamabuki drop! That’s how intense I am.

I’m just looking to cancel the confession to Apollo.

When the representative works are lined up, they feel somewhat noisy, but from the author’s perspective, the detective seems quite essential.

It’s a singer vs. an announcer, right?

It’s obvious that these two are being paired separately.

Iko has become so much of a mascot that it’s hard to count how many frames she’s in human form in just one episode…

It’s painful that the future was revealed just a little earlier.

>>70

Future disclosure…

You’re serious, aren’t you?

I’m truly sorry to those who like Nene, but…

Taking the lead and influencing the feelings of the two heroines and Yamabuki.

I can only see them as the first to fall out of the competition…

>>72

Hold on a second! There are four heroines, right?

>>83

The main singer!

Rival announcer!

The voice actor of the big hit!

Mascot character!

There isn’t a heroine in the detective story.

>>73

A gorilla went over there.

>>77

At least show me a married woman.

>>73

There’s a heroine who is divorced once, right?

A man who seems to be handling both A-chan’s and the department head’s roles at the same time.

I was reading it on Magapoke, and I thought, “The announcer could say it, right?”

If it’s a man like Otokoyamabuki, it seems like he would easily have a fiancée or something like that.

>>78

He is just a normally outstanding heir to a financial conglomerate…

It seems like Apollo himself might not be among the four girls with a strong V, but I wonder if that guy Yamabuki could actually mishear the voice from the broadcast room.

>>79

It’s been said many times, but the male Yamabuki’s ear area is surprisingly loose…

>>79

The voice of Apollo that Yamabuki remembers is a voice that doesn’t belong to anyone through the smartphone, so there’s no way to confirm or compare answers, making it impossible to make a mistake.

It’s not a manga where the male character conquers the heroine, but rather a manga where the heroine conquers the male character.

The evaluation oddly resonates well.

Mashiro-chan is already more unusual in human form, isn’t she…?

>>84

It’s about half human voice imitations and half animal mimicking…

>>84

So it’s the same as Iko…

Anime adaptation is imminent.

While reading this manga, my favorite character has become Otokoyamabuki, so I want to see more from him.

When I’m in trouble, Apollo was completely a different person! I can do that, but I feel like it might get rough.

I always think it’s amazing how anime staff and voice actors can keep quiet about secrets and not leak any information.

Do it with the same coolness as a stinky bacteria.

>>94

I’m going crazy…

Rikka, who has revealed her affection and has transformed twice with a pair of binoculars, currently leaves a strong impression.

The child of V (not Iko) is the real Apollo.

The announcer’s Yotsuba-like vibe is amazing.

Ico has a lot of moments where he’s not acting human, and the mascot vibe is gradually increasing.

Rikka is so straightforwardly strong that it feels like the 5 equal parts followers can’t win against her.

>>99

There’s no need to imitate that kind of thing.

It seems like a fiancée would typically exist in the Yamabuki conglomerate, and it doesn’t seem like Yamabuki would dismiss that outright.

A manga where my favorite heroine changes with each chapter.

>>102

1st place: Yamabuki

The heroine who was recently on duty in second place.

>>102

Is it fixed with Otokoyama?

I like the child who is trying the hardest.

>>103

It is a male yamabuki flower.

>>103

Chores, part-time job, studying, voice acting school…

No matter how you think about it, it’s definitely Yamabuki…

>>108

To list it again, this guy’s schedule is strange, isn’t it?

The classic gag is starting to seep out here, so I want you to properly take it back over there.

Yamabuki is working the hardest and is popular, after all…

“I thought the episode ‘Descriptive Questions are Nonsense’ was the most amazing.”

As long as the detective has not resorted to using a flamethrower, it’s a relatively normal story…

Even though she’s a beautiful female advisor, Lemon-chan isn’t very popular.

Bringing the title of each episode at the end is something that is done in anime as well, right?

Everyone brings up the Quintessential Quintuplets, but in that one, it was Yotsuba from Kyoto who defeated her opponent and won.

What’s important is the present, not the memories!