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if you, like me, fell in love with 2020's Keep Your Hands off Eizouken, i beg you please read the manga too. the material covered in the anime is a great story about making art, but the rest of the manga is about so much more. about learning, and curiosity, and battling adulthood. and sakaki sowande

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“Battling adulthood” is such a dangerous phrase because now I need to know what the manga does with that—and Sakaki Sowande, obviously.

seriously sowande gets so much more fleshed out in the manga and oh my god i love her so much. every character in this series is so bleedingly passionate and full of conviction, just beset with terrible purpose. it's a thrill to watch them collide with each other