Don't Toy With Me, Miss Nagatoro, Vol. 10
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Joe Kerr
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Pretty good volume！ Nagatoro got to teach Senpai all sorts if stuff！BTW， Senpai's （first？） Name seems to be Nao。 He's called it twice by class friends。 Probably short for something。 First， Senpai and Nagatoro go on a New Year's shrine visit。 Then later， Senpai gets skiing lesson， twice， and shocks his school friends when they find out he's on close terms with Nagatoro and her school hottie buddies。 Later， Senpai ends up being invited to a MMA gym that one of Nagatoro's friends runs。 On a lark， h Pretty good volume！ Nagatoro got to teach Senpai all sorts if stuff！BTW， Senpai's （first？） Name seems to be Nao。 He's called it twice by class friends。 Probably short for something。 First， Senpai and Nagatoro go on a New Year's shrine visit。 Then later， Senpai gets skiing lesson， twice， and shocks his school friends when they find out he's on close terms with Nagatoro and her school hottie buddies。 Later， Senpai ends up being invited to a MMA gym that one of Nagatoro's friends runs。 On a lark， he goes to watch， and who shows up？ Yes， Nagatoro。 Well she puts on a good show， but when it's his turn in the ring with Nagatoro， she mops the floor with him！ Turns out she used to be a regionally famous for Judo。 When Senpai questions her about it， she gets a really sad look on her face， and refuses to talk about it。 So， volume 10 is done， and these two grow closer。 Senpai is making changes， too， and seems intent on asking out Nagatoro。 Come on buddy！ You can do it！ 。。。more
Mark
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Senpai and Nagatoro spend the new year together。 And the ski trip together。 And… look， they’re basically dating。 Except not。 This time out we get some surprising insight into our leads， however， amidst the usual goofing around。The secret to a series like this is to keep iterating on what came before while not being utterly repetitive， since the premise is pretty much built on a foundation of doing the same thing until the audience or mangaka gets bored。And that’s basically what keeps nudging thi Senpai and Nagatoro spend the new year together。 And the ski trip together。 And… look， they’re basically dating。 Except not。 This time out we get some surprising insight into our leads， however， amidst the usual goofing around。The secret to a series like this is to keep iterating on what came before while not being utterly repetitive， since the premise is pretty much built on a foundation of doing the same thing until the audience or mangaka gets bored。And that’s basically what keeps nudging this a step above other similar series。 This is a manga that prides itself on attention to detail and small progressions amidst its fan service and usual shenanigans。 Typically a story has just enough to make it not exactly the same。The shrine visit is a case in point， as our henpecked hero and the equally hapless Nagatoro wind up spending some time together after the flimsiest excuse possible to get Nagatoro into a shrine maiden get-up。I love how ridiculous Nagatoro’s behaviour has gotten， in that she’s very disappointed when Senpai won’t pay any attention to her， but she doesn’t seem to have any inkling that she could wear the pants （and does） if she was so inclined。 The way this story ends， with Senpai landing a crushing blow to Nagatoro’s defences， is one of the book’s highlights。By far the best story arc is the ski trip， which is basically the mangaka showboating the entire time。 The art here is on fire， with tons of great skiing scenes， and Nagatoro’s cat-eared hat and paw gloves are utterly adorable。 There are some amazing spreads here， including one full page of Nagatoro straight up flirting with Senpai that is practically a poster。We also learn Senpai’s name， which I feel never came up before， yet I felt would be a much more momentous reveal。 Also Senpai apparently has friends， who knew？There’s definitely been a turn towards Senpai’s relationship with Nagatoro benefitting him in a bunch of ways， in terms of confidence and getting him to move outside his comfort zone。 Almost every story here takes that angle and it’s nice to see。 Even the ridiculous boob joke that is the Art Club president notices it。（As an aside， I nearly burst out laughing at the apparent ease with which said president gets into Tokyo University of the Arts， while the lead character in Blue Period has been literally killing himself over that same goal for volumes now。）Nagatoro herself definitely seems to want to be less direct with Senpai， despite what I said earlier， as she’s more inclined to hint broadly and try to get him to pick up on her offers （Nagatoro’s friends are definitely trying to push the two of them together now and that’s a fun use of those characters）。 What makes this work now is that Senpai’s getting a bit better at reading those cues， showing he might be marginally better at this than he was before。On the downside， I don’t love the contact lens story， which is basically an excuse to get Nagatoro in glasses for a bit。 I’m also not especially enamoured of the judo story in progress， although we get a little more serious about seeing Nagatoro’s past and her training Senpai does get a few good moments。 I’ll reserve full judgement until next time。3。5 stars - on balance， a great volume of a series that’s better than it has any right to be， especially that ski trip arc， which tips the balance up for me。 This still really impresses me with how it can make something engaging out of these two characters who started off so differently。 。。。more
Craig Schorling
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Things are moving along but at a snails pace。 I wish something would present itself that would give this series a little sense of urgency。 The last couple volumes feel like that have been in the same place。
Laura
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I'm glad he finally got the courage to further develop their relationship a bit！ I'm glad he finally got the courage to further develop their relationship a bit！ 。。。more
x。smo0
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i’m loving how senpai is growing courage and finally speaking from the heart ☹️ BUT I DID NOT KNOW THE MANGA WAS UNFINISHED >_
Ostrava
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See my review of volume 9。I sort of agree that it has a shit ton of issues， especially at the beginning but。。。 I don't know man， I've been following this thing for way too long， I may as well enjoy it。Don't bother with it if the beginning doesn't work for you， you're most likely justified in your prejudices against it。 But if you've made it this far。。。 it has its moments 🤷♂️。It's just a guilty pleasure of mine。。。 See my review of volume 9。I sort of agree that it has a shit ton of issues， especially at the beginning but。。。 I don't know man， I've been following this thing for way too long， I may as well enjoy it。Don't bother with it if the beginning doesn't work for you， you're most likely justified in your prejudices against it。 But if you've made it this far。。。 it has its moments 🤷♂️。It's just a guilty pleasure of mine。。。 。。。more
Bea （bookinreads）
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Senpai se está defendiendo bien， ya no es tan tímido， solo que ahora por quien le gusta， y estamos viendo mas de ella con el judo incluso。 Lo del año nuevo y el esqui que lindo， quiero verlo animado。
Laura B。
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