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Regarding Saeki Sayaka) AUTHOR: Iruma Hitoma, based on original manga by Nakatani Nio perfect if you read Saeki Sayaka ni Tsuite right before the episodes that follow – episode 7, where Sayaka’s background story is revealed and episode 8, which will probably cover that ‘date’ between Sayaka and Yū. I wonder how anime-only viewers (and perhaps even some manga readers) view Sayaka? I’ve seen ‘scary’ mentioned a few times, and I’m not surprised she invites a bit of vitriol as the third wheel that gets in the way of Tōko and Yū. To be fair, it’s not much of a love triangle as Tōko shows little romantic inclination towards Sayaka and it’s too late in the game for it to suddenly spin 180 degrees around, especially since Either way, we’re approaching the end of the manga pretty ‘soon’ so I’ll hopefully come back and talk about the series a bit more high. We know that she had a short-lived relationship with a senior who broke her heart. We know that she’s in love with Tōko. The Split into 2 parts, the first features a short story about 5th-grade Sayaka. She’s a model student who’s #1 at everything – she joins any and every extra-curricular activity she can take on in order to ‘get ahead in life’. This includes piano, English clas*es, flower arrangement, calligraphy. She takes swimming lessons on Wednesday, a schedule that is easy for her to remember (水曜日に水泳). It is during these clas*es that she meets ‘that gi*l’ (who remains unnamed ‘til the end); a dark-skinned, happy-go-lucky gi*l whose mere presence seems to mess up Sayaka’s rhythm. She never listens to the teachers, never follows instructions and instead, flops around in the pool swimming a completely different st*oke to the rest of the clas*. Sayaka openly shows her distaste at her actions but the gi*l wants to be friends, making small talk whenever the chance presents itself. She’s not completely stupid though, sensing that Sayaka does not reciprocate that desire and asks her straight out if she hates her and if so, why.