Ch. 21Chapter 21

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A class discussion ensues about finding a leader to rival Ichinose and Katsuragi.
  • Ryuen returns after three days and challenges Yamada to a fight, aiming to become the new leader.
  • Ryuen and Yamada engage in a prolonged, intense fight with no clear winner.

Character Developments

  • Ryuen demonstrates his determination and fighting spirit, challenging Yamada.
  • Ayanokouji remains neutral, stalling for time, and hoping Ryuen's rise benefits him.
  • Ibuki expresses her disapproval of Ryuen and Ayanokouji's actions.

Significant Themes

  • Leadership and power struggles within the class.
  • The consequences of inaction and manipulation.
  • The importance of academic ability and preparation for exams.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokouji and Ibuki's tense exchange, with Ibuki slapping Ayanokouji in anger.
  • Ryuen and Yamada's intense, evenly matched fight.
  • Ayanokouji and Kaneda discuss the midterm exams and the class's study plan.

Ch. 22Chapter 22

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kitazawa shares his strategy of acquiring past exam papers to avoid mishaps, comparing the school to society with its open and hidden rules.
  • He manipulates Kaneda to gain his trust and strength for Class C.
  • Kitazawa reappears in the library, distributing practice materials to the class, aiming to create the illusion of intense studying while keeping the real exam questions secret.

Character Developments

  • Kitazawa demonstrates his strategic and manipulative skills, showing growth in his leadership role.
  • Kaneda grows more cautious and ambitious after the class representative election.
  • Shiina shows her analytical skills, deducing Kitazawa's wealth based on his actions.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and Strategy: Kitazawa uses his intelligence and understanding of the school's rules to manipulate others and gain an advantage for his class.
  • Appearance vs Reality: Kitazawa creates the appearance of intense studying to mislead other classes while keeping the real exam questions secret.

Character Interactions

  • Kitazawa manipulates Kaneda, playing on his ambition to gain his trust and strength.
  • Kitazawa interacts with various classmates, including Nishino, Manabe, and Shiina, showing his ability to navigate different social dynamics within the class.
  • Ibuki interrupts Kitazawa's interaction with Shiina, showing her protective nature towards her classmates.

Ch. 23Chapter 23

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kiyotaka visits the school library to scout Class B, led by Honami Ichinose.
  • He meets his junior high classmate, Tetsuya Hamaguchi, who is in Class B.
  • Kiyotaka learns that Class B is united and managed by Ichinose, who is also the top scorer.
  • Kiyotaka meets Ichinose and learns about her leadership and Class B's study sessions.

Character Developments

  • Kiyotaka shows his cunning and manipulative side, using Hamaguchi to gather information about Class B.
  • Hamaguchi is revealed to be cautious, methodical, and loyal to Ichinose.
  • Ichinose is shown to be kind-hearted, warm, and dedicated to her class, but also proud.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and Information Gathering: Kiyotaka uses his old classmate to gain insights into Class B's dynamics.
  • Class Rivalry: The competition between Class C and Class B is emphasized, with Kiyotaka expressing envy of Class B's unity.
  • Leadership: Ichinose's leadership style is highlighted, contrasting with Kakeru Ryuen's approach in Class C.

Character Interactions

  • Kiyotaka and Hamaguchi reconnect, showing camaraderie despite their classes being rivals.
  • Kiyotaka interacts with Ichinose, initially trying to flatter her but later changing his approach to match her personality.
  • Kiyotaka and Hamaguchi engage in friendly banter, with Kiyotaka teasing Hamaguchi about his loyalty to Ichinose.

Ch. 24Chapter 24

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokouji infiltrates Class B to gather information.
  • He targets Kobashi Yume for her relative independence and attractiveness.
  • Ayanokouji uses a clumsy act to engage Kobashi in conversation and offer help with her studies.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokouji demonstrates his social skills and ability to read situations.
  • Kobashi Yume shows curiosity and interest in Ayanokouji after he offers help.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception for personal gain.
  • The power dynamics within Class B, particularly around Ichinose.
  • The use of charm and confidence to influence others.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokouji interacts with Class B students, particularly Kobashi Yume, using his charisma and intelligence.
  • Class B students react with surprise and envy as Ayanokouji engages with Kobashi.

Ch. 2525

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kitazawa tutors Kobashi from Class B and obtains her contact info.
  • Kitazawa reflects on his strategy to use Kobashi as a fulcrum to gather information about Class B.
  • Ryuen declares himself the "king" of Class C, intending to lead them to Class A.
  • Ryuen assigns Ishizaki and his group to work for him, prioritizing their physical tasks over academics.

Character Developments

  • Kitazawa demonstrates his manipulative and strategic nature, using Kobashi for his own purposes.
  • Ryuen shows his dominance and ambition, aiming to lead Class C to Class A.
  • Ishizaki is acknowledged by Ryuen, indicating a shift in their dynamic.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and strategy in social dynamics.
  • Ambition and leadership.
  • The school's class assignment system and its mysteries.

Character Interactions

  • Kitazawa and Kobashi: Kitazawa manipulates Kobashi into giving him her contact info.
  • Ryuen and Class C: Ryuen asserts his dominance and declares himself the leader of Class C.
  • Ryuen and Ishizaki: Ryuen assigns Ishizaki and his group tasks, acknowledging their strength.

Ch. 26Chapter 26

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ryuen takes control of Class C, announcing that everyone must focus on exams to avoid his wrath. He promises a party for high scorers and threatens those who score lower than their entrance exam scores.
  • Ibuki, angered by Ryuen's push, storms out of the classroom.
  • Kitazawa steps up to mediate between Ryuen and the class, gaining their trust and becoming the nominal leader.
  • Kitazawa receives a message that Kushida from Class D wants to meet him.

Character Developments

  • Ryuen asserts his dominance and control over Class C, demonstrating his manipulative and threatening nature.
  • Kitazawa shows his ability to navigate complex social dynamics, acting as a mediator and gaining his classmates' trust.
  • Ibuki displays her fiery temper and unwillingness to back down.
  • Kushida is revealed to hold a grudge against Kitazawa and seeks a meeting with him.

Significant Themes

  • Power dynamics and manipulation, as seen through Ryuen's takeover of Class C and Kitazawa's response.
  • The herd effect and human nature, with students quickly accepting Kitazawa's leadership to avoid conflict.
  • The consequences of betrayal and grudges, as seen through Kushida's desire to meet Kitazawa.

Character Interactions

  • Ryuen and Kitazawa: Ryuen takes control, while Kitazawa tries to navigate the situation and maintain peace.
  • Kitazawa and his classmates: Kitazawa gains their trust by stepping up to mediate with Ryuen.
  • Kitazawa and Kushida: Kushida seeks a meeting with Kitazawa, likely to discuss their past conflict.

Ch. 27Chapter 27

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kitazawa confronts Kushida about the ranking list, but she denies involvement.
  • Kitazawa tries to befriend Kushida to gather information about Ayanokoji.
  • Kushida agrees to help Kitazawa in exchange for an introduction to Ryuen.
  • Kushida shares that Ayanokoji is the only person Horikita interacts with in their class and speculates that he might be intelligent.

Character Developments

  • Kitazawa shows cunning and manipulative behavior, using Kushida for information.
  • Kushida displays her social skills and ability to make friends, even with those who might use her.
  • Ayanokoji's intelligence is hinted at, as Kushida believes it's the reason Horikita interacts with him.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception in social interactions.
  • The importance of information and intelligence gathering.
  • The complexity of friendships and alliances.

Character Interactions

  • Kitazawa and Kushida engage in a power play, with Kitazawa trying to use Kushida for information and Kushida trying to make friends with Kitazawa.
  • Kushida shares information about Ayanokoji with Kitazawa, hinting at Ayanokoji's intelligence.
  • Kitazawa expresses admiration for elegant girls like Horikita, but also acknowledges the lack of interaction between them.

Ch. 28Chapter 28

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokoji meets Kushida to discuss potential allies against Ryuen.
  • Kushida offers to introduce Ayanokoji to a capable girl in Class D.
  • Ayanokoji decides to target Class D during the upcoming exam.
  • Ayanokoji encounters Igari-senpai and asks for her help in creating a fake exam paper to sow confusion.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokoji: Realizes the potential threat of Class D and decides to act against them. Shows cunning and manipulative tendencies.
  • Kushida: Reveals her leadership role in a small group within Class D. Shows a playful, teasing side to Ayanokoji.
  • Igari-senpai: Agrees to help Ayanokoji create a fake exam paper, showing she's not above using underhanded tactics.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception: Ayanokoji uses these tactics to gain an advantage.
  • Hidden abilities: Ayanokoji begins to consider that Class D might have capable students hiding their talents.
  • Alliances and rivalries: Ayanokoji seeks allies against Ryuen, while also planning to target Class D.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokoji and Kushida: They discuss potential allies and Kushida offers to introduce Ayanokoji to a capable girl in Class D.
  • Ayanokoji and Igari-senpai: Ayanokoji asks Igari-senpai for help in creating a fake exam paper to sow confusion among the students.

Ch. 29Chapter 29

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokoji plans to sell fake exam papers to Hirata, the leader of Class 1-D, to disrupt Class D's preparation.
  • He meets with Nagumo Miyabi (Class 2-A's second-in-command) and Igari (former soccer club member) at a restaurant.
  • Ayanokoji shares his plan to release fake papers three days before the exam, making Hirata's release of real papers more credible.
  • Nagumo agrees to help Ayanokoji, asking for his assistance in pursuing Honami Ichinose in exchange.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokoji continues to display his strategic and manipulative nature, aiming to gain an advantage for Class D.
  • Nagumo is revealed to be interested in Honami Ichinose and is willing to help Ayanokoji to achieve his goals in exchange for Ayanokoji's assistance in pursuing Ichinose.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and strategy: Ayanokoji uses his intelligence to outmaneuver his classmates and other classes.
  • Alliances and cooperation: Ayanokoji forms an alliance with Nagumo to achieve their respective goals.
  • Desire and ambition: Both Ayanokoji and Nagumo are driven by their desires (Ayanokoji for Karuizawa, Nagumo for Ichinose) and are willing to manipulate others to achieve them.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokoji interacts with Nagumo and Igari, forming an alliance with Nagumo to disrupt Class D's exam preparation.
  • Ayanokoji expresses his disinterest in pursuing Ichinose, leading Nagumo to ask for his assistance in pursuing her.

Ch. 30Chapter 30

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Minya forges an exam paper in the faculty office, encountering Hoshinomiya-sensei and Chabashira-sensei.
  • He meets Ryuen at the KTV and shares a plan to disrupt Class D's exam preparation by giving them a fake exam paper.

Character Developments

  • Minya shows cunning and deceit in creating the fake exam paper and manipulating Class D.
  • Hoshinomiya-sensei is portrayed as nosy and playful, while Chabashira-sensei is indifferent towards her students.
  • Ryuen is revealed to be lonely without rivals and fears nothing, even meeting potential enemies.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception: Minya uses his intelligence to outwit others and gain an advantage.
  • Rivalry and loneliness: Ryuen's desire for competition and Minya's manipulation of Class D highlight the theme of rivalry, while Ryuen's loneliness when Ibuki is not around suggests the darker side of constant competition.

Character Interactions

  • Minya and Hoshinomiya-sensei: Minya tries to evade Hoshinomiya-sensei's questions, while she playfully teases him.
  • Minya and Chabashira-sensei: Minya is rescued by Chabashira-sensei from Hoshinomiya-sensei's interrogation.
  • Minya and Ryuen: They collaborate to disrupt Class D's exam preparation, with Minya providing the fake exam paper and Ryuen distributing it.

Ch. 31Chapter 31

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokoji casually appoints Komiya and Yajima as class fund managers, with instructions to record points contributed by each student.
  • Ayanokoji and Ryuen discuss a plan to use class points to transfer to Class A, with Ayanokoji aiming to have priority due to his high contributions.
  • Ayanokoji attends a study session in the library to observe Class D's underachievers, led by Horikita Suzune.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokoji demonstrates his strategic thinking and manipulation skills in managing class funds and planning for class transfers.
  • Horikita Suzune shows initiative and leadership by organizing a study session for Class D's underachievers, indicating her desire to promote to Class A.

Significant Themes

  • Power Dynamics: Ayanokoji uses his control over class funds to assert his influence and maintain power within Class C.
  • Class Mobility: The focus on using points to transfer classes highlights the students' desire to improve their social standing and escape their initial class placements.
  • Leadership and Initiative: Horikita's actions showcase her ability to take charge and contribute to the class, challenging the perception that she lacks friends or social skills.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokoji and Ryuen collaborate on a plan for class transfers, showing a level of trust and understanding between them.
  • Ayanokoji's conversation with Kaneda reveals his growing interest in Horikita Suzune, potentially setting the stage for future interactions or conflicts.

Ch. 32Chapter 32

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kitazawa Minya (MC) and his friends discuss his potential feelings for Horikita.
  • Yamawaki from Class C provokes Class D, leading to a confrontation.
  • Minya intervenes, introduces himself to Class D, and teases Horikita.
  • Sudo throws a pen at Minya, who dodges it and leaves.
  • Class D intensifies their studies, using fake past papers provided by Hirata.
  • Minya promises his classmates to obtain the real past papers.
  • The midterm exam results are announced, with Class C performing well.

Character Developments

  • Minya shows his arrogance and confidence, provoking Class D.
  • Horikita demonstrates her determination to rise to Class A.
  • Sudo shows his impulsive nature and anger management issues.
  • Minya shows his strategic thinking and manipulation skills.

Significant Themes

  • Competition and rivalry between classes.
  • Manipulation and deception in achieving goals.
  • The importance of information and intelligence gathering.

Character Interactions

  • Minya interacts with Kaneda, Suzuki, and Yamawaki from Class C.
  • Minya confronts and teases Horikita and Sudo from Class D.
  • Minya promises his classmates to obtain the real past papers.
  • Karuizawa blocks Minya's path at the cafeteria entrance.

Ch. 33Chapter 33

Key Plot Points and Events

  • The Hirata harem (now a support group) confronts Kitazawa Minya, accusing him of causing Hirata Yosuke's distress by providing fake exam papers.
  • Kitazawa Minya is accused based on his provocation of Horikita, his possession of a large number of points, and Ichinose's testimony about similar questions.
  • Karuizawa and Minya engage in a bet: if Karuizawa finds evidence against Minya within half a year, he will apologize to Hirata; if not, Karuizawa or another girl from Class D must go on a date with him.

Character Developments

  • Karuizawa: Shows leadership and determination, standing up for Hirata and Class D, but also displays impulsiveness and pride.
  • Kitazawa Minya: Remains calm and composed under accusation, using rhetoric and provocation to turn the situation in his favor.
  • Hirata Yosuke: Struggles with guilt and insecurity due to his mistake, leading to a rift in Class D.

Significant Themes

  • Perception vs. reality: Minya's actions are misinterpreted, leading to false accusations.
  • Leadership and responsibility: Karuizawa and Hirata grapple with their roles in Class D's crisis.
  • Manipulation and provocation: Minya uses his words to influence and control the situation.

Character Interactions

  • Karuizawa and Minya: Their tense interaction results in a bet that could have significant consequences for both of them.
  • Karuizawa and Hirata: Karuizawa stands up for Hirata, showing loyalty and support, but also displays impulsiveness that could harm their relationship.
  • Minya and Class D: Minya's actions and words create tension and suspicion between him and Class D, potentially leading to further conflict.

Ch. 34Chapter 34

Key Plot Points and Events

  • A bet between Karuizawa and a Class C student leads to a potential conflict between Class D and Class C.
  • Ayanokoji meets with Ryuen to discuss strategies, with the goal of sowing discord within Class D.
  • Ayanokoji shares information about Class D and Class B students with Ryuen, highlighting key individuals in each class.

Character Developments

  • Karuizawa shows unexpected assertiveness in defending Yosuke.
  • Ayanokoji continues to manipulate situations, revealing his understanding of various students' strengths and weaknesses.
  • Ryuen expresses interest in Horikita Suzune, seeing her as a worthy opponent.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and strategy: Ayanokoji and Ryuen discuss ways to outmaneuver their opponents.
  • Class dynamics: The interactions between students from different classes highlight the power struggles and alliances forming among them.
  • Individual strengths and weaknesses: Ayanokoji's analysis of key students in Class D and Class B emphasizes the importance of understanding one's own and others' abilities.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokoji and Ryuen collaborate, sharing information and planning their next moves.
  • Ayanokoji discusses Class D and Class B students with Ryuen, revealing his knowledge of their strengths and weaknesses.
  • Shiina, a member of Class B, interacts with Ayanokoji, providing commentary on his actions and the other students.

Ch. 35Chapter 35

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ryuen and Kitazawa discuss strategies to target Class A, with Ryuen planning to deal with Class D and B first.
  • Kitazawa lends 50,000 points to Class C students due to the suspension of class points distribution caused by Ryuen's actions against Class D.
  • Kitazawa reveals his long-term strategy: collecting 800 million personal points to transfer Class C to Class A at graduation.

Character Developments

  • Ryuen: Shows his strategic mind and willingness to break rules, aiming to challenge the strong and enjoy life.
  • Kitazawa: Demonstrates leadership and long-term planning, prioritizing personal points and class unity.

Significant Themes

  • Ambition vs. Hedonism: Ryuen's and Kitazawa's differing motivations are highlighted.
  • Unity and Cooperation: Kitazawa emphasizes the importance of working together for the class's success.

Character Interactions

  • Ryuen and Kitazawa: They find common ground in their ambition, with Ryuen acknowledging Kitazawa's hedonistic approach.
  • Kitazawa and Class C: Kitazawa lends points to the class to maintain morale and shares his long-term strategy, gaining their trust and support.

Ch. 36Chapter 36

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokoji and Ibuki have a disagreement about donating class points.
  • Ayanokoji persuades the class to work together and implements a reward system for exam scores.
  • Ayanokoji meets with Nagumo and decides to target Class D's financial chain.
  • Ayanokoji lends points to Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, who agrees to provide information in exchange.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokoji shows leadership and strategic thinking in managing his class.
  • Ayanokoji Kiyotaka is revealed to be in debt and borrows points from Ayanokoji.
  • Ibuki and Shiina show a hint of alliance against Ayanokoji.

Significant Themes

  • Competition and collective strength among classes.
  • The importance of information and intelligence gathering.
  • The consequences of debt and high-interest loans.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokoji interacts with Ibuki, Shiina, and Ayanokoji Kiyotaka, showcasing his manipulative and persuasive skills.
  • Ibuki and Shiina display a shared dislike for Ayanokoji, hinting at potential collaboration.

Ch. 37Chapter 37

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokoji agrees to consider Horikita's recruitment offer.
  • Kitazawa meets with Kobashi Yume from Class B to discuss Class D's situation and rumors about Ichinose.
  • Kitazawa tries to sow discord between Kobashi and Ichinose, suggesting Ichinose might transfer out if she saves enough points.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokoji shows willingness to consider Horikita's offer, indicating his interest in Class D's survival.
  • Kitazawa reveals his manipulative nature, trying to turn Kobashi against Ichinose and Class B.
  • Kobashi shows loyalty to Ichinose and resistance to Kitazawa's attempts to sway her.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deception in class competition.
  • The dynamic relationship between cooperation and competition.
  • The consequences of good intentions and the concept of "the road to hell is paved with good intentions."

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokoji and Horikita's conversation shows their mutual interest in Class D's survival but different methods.
  • Kitazawa's meeting with Kobashi highlights his manipulative skills and her loyalty to Ichinose.
  • Kitazawa's conversation with Kobashi reveals his views on class competition, cooperation, and individuality.

Ch. 38Chapter 38

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Ayanokouji meets with Kobashi from Class C to discuss the conflict between Class D and Class C.
  • Ayanokouji agrees to mediate the conflict between both classes.
  • Ayanokouji and Kobashi discuss the possibility of a school trip to the beach.
  • Ayanokouji meets with Ryuen to discuss their strategy against Class D.
  • Ryuen reveals his plan to stop the school from distributing points to gain an advantage.
  • Ayanokouji is invited by Ichinose to mediate the conflict between Class D and Class C.

Character Developments

  • Ayanokouji shows maturity and diplomacy in his interaction with Kobashi, demonstrating his ability to handle complex situations.
  • Ryuen's confidence and ambition are further highlighted as he discusses his plans with Ayanokouji.
  • Karuizawa's hostility towards Ayanokouji is evident when he arrives to mediate the conflict.

Significant Themes

  • Diplomacy and conflict resolution.
  • Ambition and power dynamics among students.
  • The influence of women in leadership roles.

Character Interactions

  • Ayanokouji and Kobashi: They discuss the conflict between their classes and express interest in each other personally.
  • Ayanokouji and Ryuen: They discuss their strategy against Class D, revealing Ryuen's plans and Ayanokouji's insights.
  • Ayanokouji and Ichinose: Ichinose invites Ayanokouji to mediate the conflict between their classes, showing her trust in him.
  • Karuizawa and Ayanokouji: Karuizawa expresses her dissatisfaction with Ayanokouji's presence, highlighting the tension between them.

Ch. 39Chapter 39

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kitazawa, a high-ranking member of Class C, acts as mediator in the dispute between Class C and D regarding Sudo's fight.
  • Kitazawa demands Sudo's public apology and 1.5 million private points compensation for the injured Class D students.
  • Sudo's self-defense claim is disputed, and second-year seniors' testimony worsens his situation.
  • Negotiations end sourly, with Class D unwilling to pay the points and Class C unwilling to reconcile without compensation.

Character Developments

  • Kitazawa shows assertiveness and unwillingness to compromise in negotiations.
  • Karuizawa's prejudice against Kitazawa is evident, and she's unwilling to seek reconciliation.
  • Hirata tries to maintain a diplomatic stance but struggles with the situation.
  • Ichinose attempts to mediate but fails to change Kitazawa's mind.
  • Sudo's reputation worsens, and his classmates struggle to defend him.

Significant Themes

  • Justice and Fairness: Kitazawa insists on justice for his friends, while Class D struggles to prove Sudo's innocence.
  • Wealth Disparity: The point system highlights the wealth gap between classes, causing envy and frustration among Class D students.
  • Loyalty and Friendship: Class D students grapple with protecting their class points and maintaining unity despite Sudo's actions.

Character Interactions

  • Kitazawa and Class D have tense negotiations, with Kitazawa refusing to back down.
  • Hirata and Ichinose try to mediate but face resistance from both sides.
  • Class D students discuss their frustration with Sudo's actions and the point system, leading to internal disagreements.

Ch. 40Chapter 40

Key Plot Points and Events

  • Kitazawa attends the hearing with Shiina and Ishizaki to support Sudo's case.
  • Horikita Manabu, the student council president, presides over the hearing.
  • Both Sudo and Komiya claim the other called them to the special building, leading to the fight.

Character Developments

  • Kitazawa remains confident and manipulative, trying to sway the hearing in his favor.
  • Sudo shows anger and frustration but maintains his innocence.
  • Horikita Manabu appears indifferent, focusing on the facts rather than his sister's involvement.
  • Horikita is shaken by her brother's presence, hinting at their strained relationship.

Significant Themes

  • Manipulation and deceit, as Kitazawa tries to frame Sudo and Komiya's testimonies contradict each other.
  • The power dynamics between students and the student council, with Horikita Manabu's presence adding weight to the hearing.
  • The tension between Horikita siblings, suggesting a deeper conflict between them.

Character Interactions

  • Kitazawa and Shiina have a tense interaction, with Kitazawa forcing Shiina to participate in the hearing.
  • Sudo and Komiya's testimonies clash, with both accusing the other of starting the fight.
  • Horikita and Horikita Manabu have minimal interaction, with Horikita Manabu showing little emotion towards his sister.
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