Acknowledging that they cannot keep hiding in the building forever, Aoki suggests informing their parents, a notion Iori strongly opposes. Inaba apologizes, blaming herself for forcing Taichi into telling them about No.2 and having realized not only that Taichi has also become susceptible, but the phenomenon will now randomly occur even outside the 12pm - 5pm time frame. Immediately after, Aoki is returned back to his normal age (stretching his clothes once again) and in turn Taichi is reverted back to a child, shocking the others. Before bidding farewell, No.2 warns that the phenomenon will now never end. At that moment, No.2 possesses Iori's body and expresses his disappointment that Taichi couldn't keep the secret. At least at the time of me writing this it may be hard to find a good translation.The episode begins immediately where the previous episode left off with Taichi explaining No.2's phenomenon to the others and warning that he isn't suppose to reveal No.2's existence. So you might want to skip this if you can't read it raw. The translation I read was very bad and made it hard to follow what was going on at times.

The worst that will happen is that you get bored and stop reading it. But if you like the bodyswap setup, the high school setting, the relaxed slice of life story and you just want something to kill time with then sure.

The only time it surprises you is when the characters start acting out of character so it's never really in any good way and none of them are very memorable. All in all I would say that this is about as standard and predictable as it gets. The art is a bit above average but nothing special. It focuses a lot more on the slice of life aspect which probably is a good thing because as I said. For something tagged as a comedy there is actually not all that much of it. You will also have heard all the jokes before to. You have seen these characters before if you have The story does not hinge on lots of extremely embarrassing moments which I thought was nice because I usually cannot read stories that get to embarrassing xD Other than that it's all very cliche. The story is a pretty run of the mill body swapping story but with the twist that the swaps are very short. I have only read five chapters and it might get better, so take my score with a bit of salt. Since there was no review for this I thought I would write a short one just to help people a bit. ThatвЂ™s my perspective as someone thatвЂ™s seen the anime, as it ends right before the best arc of the anime, but I think it's also something someone new to the story would experience as it ends right after what is clearly a pretty major story point that greatly alters the direction of the story is revealed. The other issue is that it ends at a pretty strange place, right before things really get interesting, and hence doesnвЂ™t feel that satisfying. What characters are feeling is a core part of the narrative and hence that diminishes the impact of a lot of the manga quite a bit. However, compared to the anime and just in general, it felt that things were being rushed through too fast and it didnвЂ™t get to convey characters emotions as well as it needed to at times. The relationship development so far is also interesting and worth getting invested in, though it doesnвЂ™t get that far. The story is also pretty interesting with decent twists to keep things moving. ThereвЂ™s really strong character development with a varied and interesting set The core story and strengths that were present in the anime are still here. My overall view is that the anime was better than the manga, though I have no clue how either compare to the light novel yet. I saw the anime for this a while ago and while both the manga and anime are just adaptations of a light novel series, I canвЂ™t help but compare the two adaptations to each other. Tl dr: A good story with somewhat weak story telling that very clearly feels like it's ending before it gets really good.

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