On May 5, 2021, the official website of Kenjiro Hata’s “Tonikaku Kawaii” anime adaptation released the May illustration for the Yuzaki Tsukasa Project: Bride Gallery. Bride Gallery’s job is to liven up Hata’s new “Fly Me to the Moon” manga. The first illustration was released on Tsukasa’s birthday, April 3, and the second illustration was released on Nasa’s birthday, May 5. q4d5u
You can check out the May illustration of the Bride Gallery below:
In case you didn’t know, Bride Gallery is a new project from TONIKAWA. Each month we will get to see a new illustration of Tsukasa. Moreover, the theme of the image will depend on the season. This month’s illustration showcasesTsukasa holding a four-leaf clover.
Also, as mentioned above, this project was formed to liven up the manga, “Fly Me to the Moon”. It is a manga that tells the story of Tsukasa’s past. The series started on March 31, 2021.
You can watch the full version of the new manga’s promotional video below:
The original Japanese manga series by Kenjiro Hata, “Tonikaku Kawaii”, is being published since February 2018. It also got an anime adaptation in the Fall 2020 season.
Lastly, an OVA of the anime series will premiere in August 2021.
The story follows a protagonist whose name is written with the characters for “Hoshizora” (“Starry Sky” in Japanese), but whose name is pronounced as “Nasa”. On the day of his high school entrance exams, Nasa encounters a beautiful girl named Tsukasa. For Nasa, it feels like destiny is finally calling out to him that he will have a girlfriend. Unfortunately, things take a turn for the worse when Nasa is hit by a car and unable to attend his entrance exams.
After Tsukasa helps the injured Nasa, he confesses his feelings to her. She agrees to go out with him only if Nasa agrees to marry her first. A year later Nasa aces the entrance exams, but he decides to work a part-time job and live by himself instead of going to school. After Nasa turns 18, Tsukasa re-appears, and their happy, romantic, and mysterious married life together begins.
Source: TONIKAWA official website
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