Horimiya, Vol. 10

ホリミヤ [Horimiya] #10

by Hero, Daisuke Hagiwara (Visual Art)

Hori and Miyamura decide to ring in the New Year at the local shrine...but with it also comes the beginning of their last term in high school. As the pair and their friends return to their everyday lives and the usual hijinks, both the special days and the humdrum ones prove irreplaceable. But these precious days can't last forever...

Genres: Manga, Romance, Young Adult, Slice Of Life, Graphic Novels, Comics, Comedy

178 pages, Paperback

First published November 26, 2016

Reviews

[Alexis U · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ughhhh the thing is, this would probably be my favorite volume yet, except it does two very bad things.

First of all, whYY is it eVER necessary to insert a pedophilic teacher character (on top of the grossly inappropriate father character that we already have.) Secondly, whYYYYYY must we make Hori assault and grope other women as if that’s just normal and fine???? None of this is entertaining or interesting. It’s just annoying.

Aside from that, we finally get to see the beginning of Sengoku and Remi and Sakura’s relationship. And it’s so sweet! Remi and Sengoku have been some of my least favorite characters, largely because we know so little about them and they’re such an odd couple. It was nice to get some insight into their backstories.

Also, we get a nice new year’s date with Hori and Miyamura! I realized there aren’t many long scenes anymore with just the two of them, so when you get to see them alone together it feels like a real treat. Everyone around them cause such chaos and it feels like the story is moving along at a breakneck pace, it’s interesting to see how slowly the titular relationship is progressing in the background.

[Mir · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm still feeling disappointed by the main characters and their story, but am bumping up the rating because I liked the little backstory about how Remi and Sengoku started dating. They seem like a better match here than they had previously.

[Radwa · Rating 4 out of 5]

This volume delves more into Sengoku's life and how his relationship started with Remi. They've come a long for me, since their first appearance where I instantly disliked them and became lovable characters. Also, Miyamura and Sawada's relationship depens and it makes my heart happy. The comedy is still amazing, though we've got some questionable things as it happens with manga/anime: perverted teacher - groping - objectifying girls.

[Ally · Rating 2 out of 5]

I honestly gave up on this series awhile ago, but I decided to continue because the anime is coming out soon. Reading this volume, I remember why I stopped. The series lost its wholesome magic and sweetness that I go to shoujo manga for.

There were some chapters where I felt uncomfortable that I didn't expect from this sort of school romance shoujo manga. TW: pedophilic perverted teacher, nonconsensual groping

I gave this volume another star (It would've been one star without this) because I really liked a flashback we had about Sengoku and Remi's relationship. It was very sweet, and I wished we had more moments like that one.

[✦ Maica ✦]

The sengoku's have been in the mercy of the hori's for generations lol xD The funny thing is they don't even realize that they bully them xD But when push comes to shove, Hori will always have the pres's back. She will annihilate anybody that tries to hurt him. That's the best kind of friendship right there. (I'm not sure if her dad will do the same tho xD)

[Bea · Rating 4 out of 5]

4 stars.
It's nice to read more about Sengoku and Remi.
Love how lighthearted and funny this series is.

[Daisy Mauricio · Rating 4 out of 5]

This series is really cute I'm glad that Sengoku and Remi got a story on how they got together it was really cute :). Also, it's nice to see how Hori and Miyamura plan to stay together "forever" but who knows if Hori is willing to make sacrifices for them.

[Munsaka · Rating 3 out of 5]

I'm only reading this to boost thr numbers to my reading goal...

[Danny_reads · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wow, we actually got to see Kyosuke's face in this one.

[Keiko, the manga enthusiast ♒︎ · Rating 5 out of 5]

Dang, I just love how Miyamura is practically a part of Hori family. I just love how they treat him. Augh! But when can we see Kyoko coming over at Miyamura's and maybe meeting Miyamura's mother? I need to see thaat!!

[Saraí Elvir · Rating 3 out of 5]

3.5 🌟
Esta lleno de situaciones ridículas pero también divertidas.

[Sena Nur Işık · Rating 5 out of 5]

✨9/10✨

Sonu çok fena bitti.

[Ali · Rating 4 out of 5]

✧ 116/ 108

[Luz · Rating 4 out of 5]

4'5

Qué bonito cómo empezó la relación de sengoku y remi 🥰😍

[katherinareads · Rating 4 out of 5]

hmm, they are talking about 'forever being together' quite a lot, but what about sacrifices? she doesn't seem to be up for that, meanwhile, he really does.
damn, why is hori touching the other girl's boobs? doesn't she have a bit of dignity? seems not.
the boob talk between the boys was cringeworthy.
sengoku was right when he said hori's a demon, her actions really makes you think so.
also I cannot stand that teacher, he's a pervert. how is he even allowed to be in that high school.
that interrogation of miyamura regarding hair, piercing and tattoos by hori's family was really funny.
OK I have to admit it finally was as funny as in the beginning ^.^ I'm glad.

[Aqua · Rating 1 out of 5]

It's such a shame that this series throws in some seriously disturbing jokes because the other like 80% of the stories are very cute. This volume takes the awful jokes to a new level with Hori sexually assaulting Yoshikawa in a new low for the anime trope where girls compare boob size. I find it very insulting that this is what men think women talk about amongst themselves. Even worse, the perverted teacher is back, and the manga makes a "joke" about this teacher inspecting Hori as he is accusing her of having sex on school property. I want to vomit, how can anyone on this planet think this is funny.

[Hana Bilqisthi · Rating 5 out of 5]

If I got only one day to live, I'd tell you I liked you and then I'd become cosmic dust. The end.
Sengoku to Remi

[Artemissia G · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ce manga est une véritable bouffée d’air frais, un petit moment de plaisir absolu dans lequel je me plonge avec bonheur et qui sait me mettre de bonne humeur. Les personnages, leurs histoires et déboires amoureux sont toujours passionnants (et amusants) à suivre. J’aime la manière dont les histoires d’amour sont traitées, toujours avec beaucoup de bienveillance et avec un doigté de réalisme même si ça reste un manga et que certaines situations, certains caractères sont poussés à leur maximum.

Ce que j’ai le plus apprécié dans ce dixième tome, ce sont les parents, enfin les pères de Hori et de Sengoku. On ne peut pas faire plus différent et pourtant il n’en reste pas moins qu’ils ont un passé commun puisqu’ils ont été au lycée ensemble. Le trublion que rien n’atteint (le père de Hori) et le coincé super sérieux (le père de Sengoku).

Le père de Hori continue à me faire rire avec son comportement si nonchalant pour ne pas dire autre chose. C’est une bonne patte malgré tout et il fait partie de ces personnages qui font que j’adore ce manga ! Ils ont toutes et tous leur identité propre.

Dans cette suite, on s’intéresse toujours bien évidemment à Hori et Miyamura mais également au couple que forment Remi et Sengoku. Je les aime aussi beaucoup ces deux-là et je les trouve aussi choupinous que le reste de la bande.

Relation, amitié, quiproquos, etc. C’est toujours aussi fun à lire et moi je m’éclate. De plus, j’apprécie énormément le style graphique de Daisuke Hagiwara.

Enfin bref, tout cela pour vous dire que ce tome 10 ne diverge pas des autres et que ça reste toujours bon à lire. Je suis très fan de HoriMiya ! C’est un bon manga antistress à mes yeux.

[Mandy Sickle · Rating 5 out of 5]

I picked up this series because I saw it was an anime and wanted to check it out. I'm so glad that I did because I loved every moment of Hori and Miyamura's sweet relationship. It's such an adorable story with engaging characters. I love that the story has all their friends lives intertwined within their romance.

I ended up devouring the first 10 in quick succession because I wanted to see how the series would play out. I need to finish the series so I can watch the anime. I think the new season is coming out.

Highly recommend one of my favorite manga series that I read in 2023.

Great characters and a sweet adorable love story.

[Ekene · Rating 5 out of 5]

This series just get more cuter and more hilarious with each volume. This needs to be made into an anime; I'd happily watch it. Honestly, I think this may be my favorite since there was so many cute moments as well hilarious ones

[Beatriz Peres · Rating 4 out of 5]

É extremamente raro um shounen de romance nesse estilo slice of life ter um casting de personagens secundários TÃO carismáticos quanto Horimiya, então toda vez que eles tiverem um espacinho para se desenvolver melhor eu vou comer como se fosse chocolate e amar cada pedacinho!

[Rainy-Night-Reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

Super sweet and funny as usual.

[e · Rating 3 out of 5]

*3.5 stars*

[Ken Yuen · Rating 4 out of 5]

I'm stilling enjoying their high school antics, but I'm still not recalling some of the edge side characters. And a lot of the guys really look the same to me...

[nicolette · Rating 4 out of 5]

miyamura and kyousuke looked so good in some of these panels damn

also sengoku<3

[Reese · Rating 4 out of 5]

Remi and Sengoku oh how I love thee

[Triscia Katerina · Rating 4 out of 5]

Remi and Sengoku saved this volume for me <3

[Marie · Rating 2 out of 5]

2.5/5

[Rachel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Yay precious Remi and Sengoku 😍

[Ren (A Bookish Balance) · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5/5 stars