Short-Tempered Melancholic and Other Stories
かんしゃく玉のゆううつ
A collection of short stories from the creator of Full Moon and The Gentlemen’s Alliance+.
1. Short-Tempered Melancholic
Kajika Yamano is a female ninja whose job is to protect her family's legendary weapon. But when a boy she has a crush on tells her she should be more ladylike, she vows to give up all ninja deeds.
2. This Love is Nonfiction
Yuri sends her pen pal Ryo a picture of herself--but it's really of her best friend Karin, who is prettier than she is. Now Ryo wants to meet her, so she has no choice but to send Karin instead!
3. Rainy Afternoons are for Romantic Heroines
Minori falls in love with Takato, a boy who shared his umbrella with her one rainy afternoon. Now she "forgets" her umbrella every time it rains in hopes of becoming closer to him.
4. The Style of the Second Love
Mana secretly likes her friend's boyfriend, but Nakamura, a younger boy, is determined to win Mana's heart.
(Source: VIZ Media)
Themes & Tags
Characters
Tagosaku
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Minori Aikawa
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Yuga
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Yuri Akamatsu
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Ryono Atsushi
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MAINTakato Shinya
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Karin Takasegawa
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Kajika Yoika
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Staff
Arina Tanemura
Story & Art
Ai Minase
Assistant
FAQ
- What is Short-Tempered Melancholic and Other Stories about?
- A collection of short stories from the creator of Full Moon and The Gentlemen’s Alliance+. 1. Short-Tempered Melancholic Kajika Yamano is a female ninja whose job is to protect her family's legendary weapon. But when a boy she has a crush on tells her she should be more ladylike, she vows to give up
- Is Short-Tempered Melancholic and Other Stories still ongoing?
- Short-Tempered Melancholic and Other Stories is currently finished. It has 5 chapters.
- Who are the main characters in Short-Tempered Melancholic and Other Stories?
- The main characters are Tagosaku, Minori Aikawa, Yuga, Yuri Akamatsu, Ryono Atsushi, Hayato Fujisaki, Ryo Satake, Takato Shinya, Karin Takasegawa.
