Talk:Nino Arisugawa/@comment-209.126.90.233-20190329123909/@comment-2607:FEA8:BD40:1E0C:F1D6:AA1A:FC8A:F6B-20190713043333

WHAT?! THAT IS A LOAD OF BULLLLLSDJFKLASJFL;AJLF;JSAL;

Oh my god, I am so disappointed if that's how it ends. I originally liked Momo and was rooting for him but, throughout the series, we get to see Nino and Yuzu interact in such a meaningful and sweet way.

Halfway through the manga, I found myself rooting for Yuzu and thought that Nino would find herself realizing that she loves singing not only just for Momo, but also for herself as well, and develop feelings for Yuzu... because maybe he would help Nino realize her love for singing. However, Nino has consistently stopped singing (or was singing really badly, and forced her bandmates to back her up because she's going crazy) because of Momo (around four-five times throughout the series), and never really developed her character into realizing that she's capable of being so much more than just simply singing for Momo and waiting for him. What really irks me the most is that I was fine with her making these mistakes in the beginning because she was just starting, but I didn't like how she didn't improve and stayed the same way throughout the series. Did she not feel any joy for herself when she was singing on stage for the first, second, third, fourth, fifth or however many times? Was Yuzu not irreplaceable to her, and she didn't feel anything special towards him?

If she chooses Momo in the end, then I really am sad because I believed that Nino won't stay stuck in the past and remain stubborn, and instead realize and see the current people around her, who are supporting her (this includes Yuzu of course, but also her bandmates and all of her fans of In No Hurry throughout this entire series).

I really really had hopes for Nino to realize this and perhaps move on from Momo, or at least realize that the people around her currently are precious to her as well. I really liked Nino but if this is what the entire series is about, with Nino not moving forward, learning from her mistakes and experiences and going in circles, then I really am sad.

I don't think I was able to convery everything I wanted to say exactly, but I did feel compelled to write something. I'm a little sad now, but Fukumenkei Noise did bring me lots of joy when I first discovered it.