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宇崎ちゃんは遊びたい！ / Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out! #2
Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out!, Vol. 2
A sexy slice-of-life comedy about an introverted college student and his buxom, bubbly classmate--now with an anime!
Sakurai Shinichi’s one wish is for a little peace and quiet. But Uzaki Hana–his boisterous, well-endowed underclassman–has other plans. All she wants is to hang out and poke fun at him. With the help of her chipper charm and peppy persistence, this might just be the start of a beautiful relationship! Fans of slice-of-life comedy are sure to enjoy this new “odd couple” tale about misadventures in a college setting.
Sakurai Shinichi’s one wish is for a little peace and quiet. But Uzaki Hana–his boisterous, well-endowed underclassman–has other plans. All she wants is to hang out and poke fun at him. With the help of her chipper charm and peppy persistence, this might just be the start of a beautiful relationship! Fans of slice-of-life comedy are sure to enjoy this new “odd couple” tale about misadventures in a college setting.
176 pages, Paperback
First published February 8, 2019
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August 16, 2021
Cute but didn't feel as funny or moving forward as late volume.
More of the same really. Was cute to see Uzaki train and then show she knew. And I really liked the ending, the more emotional bits work well and bring some really cute moments. The comedy is hit or miss this volume, with some working well (Love the father) and some not as much (Grabbing titties can only be so funny so many times) but overall it still overall feels more wholesome than sleezy which is nice.
I still want to read more for sure but just wasn't as into it as volume 1. Still good though so a 3 out of 5.
More of the same really. Was cute to see Uzaki train and then show she knew. And I really liked the ending, the more emotional bits work well and bring some really cute moments. The comedy is hit or miss this volume, with some working well (Love the father) and some not as much (Grabbing titties can only be so funny so many times) but overall it still overall feels more wholesome than sleezy which is nice.
I still want to read more for sure but just wasn't as into it as volume 1. Still good though so a 3 out of 5.
June 27, 2021
Uzaki-chan Wants to Hang Out!, Vol. 2 (My Kindle Review)
The humorous relationship of Saku and Uzaki just keeps getting more fun and irresistible to read. With summer here, the two begin to spend more time together by going to the beach with friends, a cat cafe and a yukata festival. It really looks like something is sparking between them, while their friends see them as a potential couple. A (100%/Outstanding)
The humorous relationship of Saku and Uzaki just keeps getting more fun and irresistible to read. With summer here, the two begin to spend more time together by going to the beach with friends, a cat cafe and a yukata festival. It really looks like something is sparking between them, while their friends see them as a potential couple. A (100%/Outstanding)
March 11, 2023
Just as silly as it looks.
February 10, 2020
2020 Read #170
Cute but a bit ridiculous at times. I don’t like the boob fascination, but then again I figure that’s a side-effect from the target audience where this manga is serialized in Japan. I’m really curious where the series will go next. I hope it continues to be light and fun.
Cute but a bit ridiculous at times. I don’t like the boob fascination, but then again I figure that’s a side-effect from the target audience where this manga is serialized in Japan. I’m really curious where the series will go next. I hope it continues to be light and fun.
October 8, 2022
Après avoir lu le premier tome, je me suis de suite penchée sur la lecture du second tome. Ce duo m’a tellement plu que je ne pouvais laisser mon tome traîner dans ma PAL. C’était hors de question . Mais j’avais tout de même des réserves sur ce second tome. En vérité, j’avais un peu peur que ce soit répétitif à chaque fois. J’avais un peu peur qu’à force ça finisse par s’essouffler et qu’on finisse par se lasser. Puisque l’on voit bien qu’au final c’est toujours le même schéma en soi. Mais au final ce n’est pas le cas, je n’ai pas été lassé, je n’ai pas trouvé que ça se répétait et j’en suis ravie!
Dans ce second tome, on retrouve Uzaki et Sakurai. Ces deux là s’entendent toujours comme chat et chien mais continuent de passer beaucoup de temps ensemble. C’est désormais l’été et qui dit été dit plage! Mais Sakurai est toujours aussi décalé avec la réalité, il ne s’en rend même pas compte. Mais c’est aussi l’occasion de faire la rencontre avec un nouveau personnage!
J’ai, bien évidemment, adoré ce second tome. C’est clairement dans la lignée du premier. Toujours avec autant d’humour. On fait la rencontre d’un nouveau personnage, le fameux ami de Sakurai. Uzaki est d’ailleurs étonnée, elle qui pensait que cet ami n’existait pas. Le groupe part à la mer et ça m’a fait tellement rire de voir Sakurai aussi décalé. Il va à la plage comme si il allait à la piscine et c’était hilarant. Mais vraiment. J’aime beaucoup le fait de voir les personnages secondaires tout faire pour que ces deux là se rapprochent. On sent vraiment qu’au fond d’eux, il y a un vrai attachement qui s’intensifie de jour en jour. Ils ont beaux passer leur temps à se chamailler comme le fameux adage dit « qui aime bien châtie bien »! J’ai hâte de voir si cette relation évolue par la suite et surtout comment elle évolue!
Un second tome dans la lignée du premier, toujours aussi agréable à lire. Toujours autant d’humour qui est une véritable bouffée d’air frais. Un nouveau personnage fait son entrée, ce qui amène de la nouveauté et éviter la lassitude dans l’histoire, ce qui est vraiment pas mal. Ce duo me fait vraiment rire et je suis déjà plus qu’impatiente de découvrir la suite de leur histoire. Je sens qu’on va encore beaucoup rire par la suite avec ces deux là. Ils se mettent toujours dans des situations pas possible! J’ai vraiment hâte de découvrir la suite de ce manga!
Dans ce second tome, on retrouve Uzaki et Sakurai. Ces deux là s’entendent toujours comme chat et chien mais continuent de passer beaucoup de temps ensemble. C’est désormais l’été et qui dit été dit plage! Mais Sakurai est toujours aussi décalé avec la réalité, il ne s’en rend même pas compte. Mais c’est aussi l’occasion de faire la rencontre avec un nouveau personnage!
J’ai, bien évidemment, adoré ce second tome. C’est clairement dans la lignée du premier. Toujours avec autant d’humour. On fait la rencontre d’un nouveau personnage, le fameux ami de Sakurai. Uzaki est d’ailleurs étonnée, elle qui pensait que cet ami n’existait pas. Le groupe part à la mer et ça m’a fait tellement rire de voir Sakurai aussi décalé. Il va à la plage comme si il allait à la piscine et c’était hilarant. Mais vraiment. J’aime beaucoup le fait de voir les personnages secondaires tout faire pour que ces deux là se rapprochent. On sent vraiment qu’au fond d’eux, il y a un vrai attachement qui s’intensifie de jour en jour. Ils ont beaux passer leur temps à se chamailler comme le fameux adage dit « qui aime bien châtie bien »! J’ai hâte de voir si cette relation évolue par la suite et surtout comment elle évolue!
Un second tome dans la lignée du premier, toujours aussi agréable à lire. Toujours autant d’humour qui est une véritable bouffée d’air frais. Un nouveau personnage fait son entrée, ce qui amène de la nouveauté et éviter la lassitude dans l’histoire, ce qui est vraiment pas mal. Ce duo me fait vraiment rire et je suis déjà plus qu’impatiente de découvrir la suite de leur histoire. Je sens qu’on va encore beaucoup rire par la suite avec ces deux là. Ils se mettent toujours dans des situations pas possible! J’ai vraiment hâte de découvrir la suite de ce manga!
June 19, 2020
This is my new guilty pleasure!
I am so in love with this manga. Uzaki is cuter than cute, & sassy too (I love that in a girl). I've got more than one "kouhai" myself, who all happen to be boisterous, busty, & full of smart @$$ remarks (and kinda like sempai, I can't get rid of them... sheesh...). So, I totally relate to Sakurai. Art, great. Dialogue, very good. Characters, believable, likeable, & relatable. If you like slice of life and/or fun rom-com, read this manga. Plus Uzaki in a bikini. I love it! "If you like pina coladas, & getting caught in the rain..."
I am so in love with this manga. Uzaki is cuter than cute, & sassy too (I love that in a girl). I've got more than one "kouhai" myself, who all happen to be boisterous, busty, & full of smart @$$ remarks (and kinda like sempai, I can't get rid of them... sheesh...). So, I totally relate to Sakurai. Art, great. Dialogue, very good. Characters, believable, likeable, & relatable. If you like slice of life and/or fun rom-com, read this manga. Plus Uzaki in a bikini. I love it! "If you like pina coladas, & getting caught in the rain..."
September 11, 2020
Not as good as volume 1
Everything from my review of Volume 1 holds true here, but Volume 2 had a few miss steps. The first being the introduction of a Itsuhito a guy friend for Shinichi and I found him annoying. The second aspect that dropped this volume down a star was the whole thing was filled with sexual innuendos that distracted from the main focus of the relationship of Shinichi and Hana. I still had a good time and want to continue the series but I laughed more reading Volume 1.
Everything from my review of Volume 1 holds true here, but Volume 2 had a few miss steps. The first being the introduction of a Itsuhito a guy friend for Shinichi and I found him annoying. The second aspect that dropped this volume down a star was the whole thing was filled with sexual innuendos that distracted from the main focus of the relationship of Shinichi and Hana. I still had a good time and want to continue the series but I laughed more reading Volume 1.
September 28, 2022
This is a funny story about a buxom girl and her friend who is introverted. She wants to help him with that. She comes over often and cooks for him and begins to teach him how to cook. There's a school festival, a family meeting and various people and thinking that the two of them will develop a romantic relationship.
The way the whole thing is written is cute. There is no overt sex and the overall question becomes will they or will they not become a couple.
The way the whole thing is written is cute. There is no overt sex and the overall question becomes will they or will they not become a couple.
December 21, 2025
64%
A good improvement from the last volume. The jokes were a bit better, the introduction and involvement of a couple characters made scenes more interesting, and it was less sluggish to read.
It’s enjoyable imo, but still a fairly standard slice-of-life rom-com. All the characters are adults though, which makes for a nice change of pace from the usual high school setting that most rom-com manga seem to be set in. I’ll probably keep reading🤷🏻♂️
A good improvement from the last volume. The jokes were a bit better, the introduction and involvement of a couple characters made scenes more interesting, and it was less sluggish to read.
It’s enjoyable imo, but still a fairly standard slice-of-life rom-com. All the characters are adults though, which makes for a nice change of pace from the usual high school setting that most rom-com manga seem to be set in. I’ll probably keep reading🤷🏻♂️
October 12, 2020
Uzaki 2
Continuing teasing harassment by Uzaki-kun of clueless Samurai-kun. While it is funny & entertaining, I also find it grating because of Uzaki's pursuit of Sakurai. She is definitely attracted to him and in on a course to seduce him. She plays,innocent, but it come off false to me. I am not fond of hyper aggressive characters. I do like the Art Style and design.
Continuing teasing harassment by Uzaki-kun of clueless Samurai-kun. While it is funny & entertaining, I also find it grating because of Uzaki's pursuit of Sakurai. She is definitely attracted to him and in on a course to seduce him. She plays,innocent, but it come off false to me. I am not fond of hyper aggressive characters. I do like the Art Style and design.
August 12, 2022
More of a 3.5 star rating;
I like that in this volume we get to see more of Uzaki and Sakurai’s friends, since their interactions together and when meddling with Uzaki and Sakurai were very amusing to see. I also liked that we got to see a bit of progress between Uzaki and Sakurai, even if the pair are still unaware (or in denial) of their feelings for each other.
I like that in this volume we get to see more of Uzaki and Sakurai’s friends, since their interactions together and when meddling with Uzaki and Sakurai were very amusing to see. I also liked that we got to see a bit of progress between Uzaki and Sakurai, even if the pair are still unaware (or in denial) of their feelings for each other.
June 25, 2025
Very funny
Great volume. The anime stays true to the manga. Really glad I got into this series. I like how its about college people not high school. And neither of the main characters are whiney.
Great volume. The anime stays true to the manga. Really glad I got into this series. I like how its about college people not high school. And neither of the main characters are whiney.
December 12, 2021
Carina e simpatica
April 12, 2023
This is not as good as the anime. It's a bit more risque. Still good though.
January 27, 2025
The first volume was better interms of comedy, this volume has its fair share of it, but it's more cutesy one rather than funny.
Decent volume nonetheless.
Decent volume nonetheless.
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May 3, 2025Read History:\n- 2019/04/14\n- 2019/12/01\n
August 3, 2025
A comedy of errors but with a decent sense of progression. I quite enjoy seeing the other characters in the story trying to get the main duo to hang out more. I will continue the series.
October 22, 2022
I’m definitely invested in the future of the story. I did not love the two gratuitous “bonus” ladies at all. Uzaki’s cute and I like that her big boobs are just a part of her body (that sometimes provide comedy) and not all that her character has to offer…However, she is also rather annoying at times. Poor senpai!
January 15, 2020
So I don’t like this quite as much as the first volume, but it survives on the basis of the excellently written chemistry between the two leads. I could do without the fourth wall breaking, but this series only has one foot in reality anyway.
All this is in direct contrast to the art, which is a LOT more ecchi than the first volume, to its detriment (I know it’s half the point, but literally the first image in this volume is utterly insane).
Overall it’s worthwhile if you don’t mind the ridiculous amount of breast imagery (both in terms of content and size thereof). I don’t think it needed it, I know that’s a selling point for others given the author’s comments, but I’ll stick around for the writing and the quieter moments.
All this is in direct contrast to the art, which is a LOT more ecchi than the first volume, to its detriment (I know it’s half the point, but literally the first image in this volume is utterly insane).
Overall it’s worthwhile if you don’t mind the ridiculous amount of breast imagery (both in terms of content and size thereof). I don’t think it needed it, I know that’s a selling point for others given the author’s comments, but I’ll stick around for the writing and the quieter moments.
January 2, 2022
The anime was taken nearly scene for scene from the source material, but I still find myself grasping ideas in the manga that had totally eluded me while watching the show.
This is the volume in which we're introduced to Sakaki-kun & -- while the character sheet makes a point of mentioning that his face is nice, but his personality is not -- I find that he goes a long way towards providing clarification & additional narration to the storyline, especially written.
This was how I learned that Sakurai is not acting the prude out of genuine prudishness, but to protect Hana from scorn & social ridicule. He cares about her, whether he knows how deeply or not, & that became so much more evident after Sakaki was introduced to the plot.
This is the volume in which we're introduced to Sakaki-kun & -- while the character sheet makes a point of mentioning that his face is nice, but his personality is not -- I find that he goes a long way towards providing clarification & additional narration to the storyline, especially written.
This was how I learned that Sakurai is not acting the prude out of genuine prudishness, but to protect Hana from scorn & social ridicule. He cares about her, whether he knows how deeply or not, & that became so much more evident after Sakaki was introduced to the plot.
June 6, 2020
I am really loving this series and I've also realized I love slice of life manga. I'm glad that Senpai is starting to come out of his shell more and be more comfortable spending time with people instead of just hanging out by himself. This is mainly because of Uzaki getting him out of his comfort zone, but as well as his friend, coworker, and boss as well. Can't wait for volume 3!
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