Strawberry 100% #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Strawberry Shortcake Alert," Junpei Manaka’s quiet obsession with a fleeting glimpse of strawberry-print panties spirals into a series of awkward, heartfelt attempts to connect—with his classmate Aya, and the popular Tsukasa Nishino. Written by Mizuki Kawashita and Yuko Sawada, and illustrated by Kawashita with crisp inks and expressive detail, this first issue of Strawberry 100% captures the nervous energy of teenage crushes and misdirected intentions. The cover, also by Kawashita, perfectly frames the series’ playful, slightly surreal tone.
In "Strawberry Shortcake Alert," Junpei Manaka’s quiet obsession with a fleeting glimpse of strawberry-print panties spirals into a series of awkward, heartfelt attempts to connect—with Aya over a film project, and then with Tsukasa Nishino, the school’s most popular girl. When his bold move finally pays off, the truth about Aya’s own secret comes to light in a moment that leaves Junpei scrambling to make sense of it all.
In "I'll Teach You," Junpei finds himself caught between two very different girls—Tsukasa and Aya—until Aya starts changing in subtle but noticeable ways, her quiet demeanor giving way to a new confidence that leaves Junpei both intrigued and more unsure than ever.
When Tsukasa finds out Junpei never called her after she gave him her number, she’s furious—unaware that he accidentally erased it while torn between mustering the nerve to dial and fearing he’d say the wrong thing. In this sweet, funny slice of high school life, a simple misunderstanding spirals into a charmingly awkward test of whether a single missed call can break a connection.
In "Girl Meets Girl" from Strawberry 100%, Junpei panics after accidentally taking Tsukasa’s phone, then grows anxious when Aya volunteers to return it—worrying the two girls will compare notes and decide he’s not as cool as he thought. The story captures the nervous charm of teenage crushes and missteps, all wrapped in quiet humor and awkward sincerity.
In "Public Defenestration," Junpei’s clumsy attempts to impress the girls land him in the nurse’s office, setting off a chain of awkward moments. Later, the trio heads out to eat, each girl blissfully unaware of Junpei’s secret feelings for the other—leaving his emotions hanging in the balance.
In "Seven Minutes Of...Heaven Or Hell?", Junpei finds himself trapped in a broom closet with Aya and Tsukasa, forced to stay perfectly still while dodging the wrath of a notoriously strict teacher—though the real challenge might be keeping his cool when the space gets a little too intimate.
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