Strawberry 100% #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeVolume 2 of the Strawberry 100% series continues the romantic comedy as high school student Junpei Manaka navigates his feelings for multiple girls while pursuing his dream of becoming a filmmaker. This volume collects chapters 8–14 of the original manga, deepening the love triangle and introducing new complications in Junpei's quest to identify the girl whose strawberry-print panties he glimpsed on the school rooftop.
In "Suddenly On The Bed," the tension of high school exams hits hard as Junpei scrambles to find Aya and make amends—only to miss her entirely, passing her on the school grounds without recognizing her in her striking new look. Written by Mizuki Kawashita and Yuko Sawada, with art by Kawashita and inks by Kuniyuki Abe, Yasuko Umi, and Nana Sato, this 2007 issue captures a quiet moment of misconnection with warmth and gentle humor. The cover, penciled and inked by Mizuki Kawashita, perfectly frames the story’s emotional pivot.
In "Suddenly On The Bed," Tsukasa invites Junpei to her apartment to study, only to reveal her parents are out—and slowly turn the quiet evening into something far more charged. With playful tension and a dash of awkward charm, the story unfolds in the space between friendship and something more, all within the familiar, intimate setting of a teen’s bedroom.
In "Missing Each Other," Okusa nudges a hesitant Junpei to finally confess to Aya, while Aya, determined to stand out, embarks on a bold transformation—both unaware that their efforts are happening in parallel, just out of reach.
In "The Reappearance Of The Phantom Beauty," Junpei is swept up in exam-day chaos, his mind fixated on making amends with Aya—only to miss her entirely until the last moment. The story captures the nervous energy of school life and the quiet magic of a familiar face appearing in an unexpected guise, all in the signature blend of humor and heart that defines Strawberry 100%.
In "That's Okay," Tsukasa takes a bold step when she asks Junpei out after noticing his feelings for Aya, leading to a quiet, intimate moment that unfolds when their date takes an unexpected turn—trapped in an elevator, the two share a rare, vulnerable conversation that slowly reveals what lies beneath Tsukasa’s usual reserve.
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