No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!, Vol. 5 (Volume 5) (No Matter How I Look at It, It's You Guy, 5)

Recently got my copy and the manga is as funny and cringe-inducing as ever.Her antics continue to hit a spot and you just can't help it but to feel sorry for her and tell her it's not that bad.I was expecting the reveal of Komiyama to take place in the next volume but it's nice to see that wasn't the case.Still impressed by the quality of the book as always.

Changed my son's outlook on highschool

Wow We're already past what took place in the anime and getting into some new stuff.Oh and the pain, I hurt and cringing so much for Tomoko. I know your trying to help Sensi but do you have to embarrass her?You can't help but want to see her succeed and grow.

Great story

Love the series

This manga series has drastically changed the way I look onward for the future, and for many good reasons. The writing and illustration expresses how introverts interact with the mostly extraverted world and brings relief and joy to people like me that there are others out there that can relate to me on a personal level. Besides its comedic value, the manga series as a whole, has been one heck of an experience. It's made me laugh, cry, nostalgic, deeply sad, and even inspired.Overall, this manga series needs a second anime-adapted season! The first season was so well done and even critically acclaimed. This volume alone is the reason why there needs to be a second season!

Good read.

Bought this for a gift and it was a big hit!

It's more than just the comedy the anime makes it out to be. Definitely worth a look

Very good also has a bonus cover at the back of the manga. Tomoko's second year at high school.