Strawberry 100% #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe third volume of Viz's English-language release of Mizuki Kawashita's romantic comedy manga series. This volume continues the story of Junpei Manaka and his friends as they navigate high school life and romantic entanglements, collecting chapters from the original Japanese run. The volume focuses on the developing relationships and comedic misunderstandings that define the series' lighthearted tone.
In "Thanks For The Memories," Junpei gets a video camera for graduation and sets out to document the world around him—starting with the fiery Satsuki, a strikingly bold and quick-tempered girl whose chaotic energy unfolds in the park. As their paths unexpectedly cross again, Junpei learns she’ll be joining his new high school, setting the stage for a story shaped by awkward moments, fleeting glances, and the quiet hum of first impressions. Written by Mizuki Kawashita and Yuko Sawada, with art by Kawashita and inks by Kuniyuki Abe, Yasuko Umi, and Nana Sato, and lettered by James Gaubatz, the issue’s cover by Mizuki Kawashita captures the moment with a soft, nostalgic glow.
In "A Fateful Film Trip," Junpei, armed with a new video camera and a quiet dream of capturing life, stumbles into a whirlwind of chaos when he films Satsuki—a strikingly beautiful but fiercely impatient girl—in the park. Their paths collide again when he learns she’ll be his classmate, setting the stage for a story where every frame might just be a moment worth remembering.
In "Love Blooms At Diving Head," Junpei and Satsuki discover they’re seated next to each other in homeroom, sparking quiet tension amid the usual chaos. When Aya stumbles into trouble with some overly bold upperclassmen, an unexpected ally steps in—while their new homeroom teacher, the famously statuesque Kurokawa-Sensei, makes her entrance with unforgettable flair.
In "A Better Man Than Manaka," Aya finds herself quietly uneasy as Junpei spends more time tangled in his rivalry with Satsuki. When Hiroshi asks Junpei to help him collect pin-up photos of Aya and Satsuki for his website, the situation takes an unexpectedly awkward turn—especially when Aya and Junpei end up accidentally locked in a gymnasium storage closet.
In "Why Don't You Decide?", Satsuki and Junpei find themselves unexpectedly close after a gym closet incident leaves them both injured, shifting the delicate balance of their group dynamic. As Aya feels increasingly left out, she becomes the focus of the school’s charming ladies’ man, Amachi, while Junpei stumbles upon the surprising truth that their high school doesn’t even have a film club.
In "Is It Wrong To Love Her?" from Strawberry 100%, Rikiya and Hiroshi launch a film club with hopes of impressing girls, only to find themselves outmaneuvered by Junpei’s passion for filmmaking and Satsuki’s quiet presence—especially when Aya’s firm no to joining the club leaves Junpei stunned.
In "Determined Girl, Indecisive Boy," Satsuki finally confesses her feelings to Junpei, but her growing confidence only seems to push Aya further out of reach. When Junpei gets an unexpected visit at school, the quiet tension between them begins to unravel in ways neither of them expected.
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