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Tsuyoshi Yano shows up to class with fresh bruises the way other kids show up with packed lunches. Scrapes, bandages, a split lip on a Tuesday. Nobody knows what he's doing to himself, and honestly, neither does he. He's just clumsy in a way that borders on supernatural, and he's long since stopped expecting anyone to care. Then Kiyoko Yoshida, the class president, starts watching him a little too closely. She suspects something ugly at home, so she follows him one afternoon. What she finds is worse and also much funnier: the guy trips over nothing, walks into doors, gets clipped by bicycles. He's not in danger. He *is* danger. So Yoshida appoints herself his unofficial bodyguard, which mostly means walking beside him, catching his sleeve before a staircase gets him, and patching him up after the inevitable. Somewhere between the bandages and the quiet talks on the way home, the two of them start to feel less like a nurse and a patient. But if she's always there to catch him, how is he ever supposed to stand on his own?
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Yano-kun's Ordinary DaysWatch
Yano-kun no Futsuu no Hibi
TV Series · 2025 · ★ 7,3
Tsuyoshi Yano shows up to class with fresh bruises the way other kids show up with packed lunches. Scrapes, bandages, a split lip on a Tuesday. Nobody knows what he's doing to himself, and honestly, neither does he. He's just clumsy in a way that borders on supernatural, and he's long since stopped expecting anyone to care.
Then Kiyoko Yoshida, the class president, starts watching him a little too closely. She suspects something ugly at home, so she follows him one afternoon. What she finds is worse and also much funnier: the guy trips over nothing, walks into doors, gets clipped by bicycles. He's not in danger. He *is* danger.
So Yoshida appoints herself his unofficial bodyguard, which mostly means walking beside him, catching his sleeve before a staircase gets him, and patching him up after the inevitable. Somewhere between the bandages and the quiet talks on the way home, the two of them start to feel less like a nurse and a patient. But if she's always there to catch him, how is he ever supposed to stand on his own?