2025年夏アニメ
ブスに花束を。
SILVER LINK.
学園ラブコメディギャグ
2025年7月〜9月放送
Hana Tabata is a high schooler with zero confidence in her looks, calling herself "ugly" while quietly wishing for the kind of romance found in shojo manga. Every morning, she comes to school early to swap the flowers in the classroom vase — her secret little ritual. One morning, caught up in the moment, she tucks a leftover flower in her hair and gets lost in a daydream — only to be spotted by Yosuke Ueno, the most popular boy in school! That embarrassing moment kicks off a chain of new connections with Yosuke and her classmates, slowly filling Hana's once-quiet corner of the classroom with noise and color. Adapted from Roku Sakura's manga in Young Ace by studio SILVER LINK., this is a gag-heavy, occasionally heart-fluttering new-style school rom-com.
📝 Highlights
👥 Characters
💫 Foreshadowing & Quotes
❓ FAQ
🌟 Featured Comments
📝 Highlights & Appeal Light spoilers
01① The charm of self-deprecating heroine Hana
Hana calls herself "ugly," but inside she's all romantic daydreams — that gap is the show's biggest charm.
02② It all starts with an embarrassing flower-in-hair moment
The story kicks off when Yosuke catches Hana lost in a daydream with a classroom flower tucked in her hair.
03③ Growing close to top-tier popular boy Yosuke
The popular Yosuke inexplicably starts paying attention to Hana, gradually shifting the dynamics of the classroom.
04④ Surnames named after real train stations
The main cast's surnames — Tabata, Ueno, Uguisudani, Gotanda, Shimbashi — all match real JR Yamanote/Keihin-Tohoku line station names.
05⑤ A perfect balance of comedy and heartwarming moments
Sharp comic timing punctuated by heartwarming, quietly romantic beats makes for a satisfying rhythm.
06⑥ OP theme performed by Korean boy group TWS
TWS's OP "BLOOM," released just before their Japan debut, mirrors the show's freshness.
07⑦ A companion mini-anime, "Obusu ni Hanataba wo"
A separate short-form mini-anime series airs alongside the main show, offering an even more intimate look at the cast.
08⑧ A sequel manga serialized to mark the anime
"A Bouquet for a Homely Girl ~Bloom~" ran as a special serialization in Young Ace, giving manga fans something new too.
💡 Key Points & Predictions Some spoilers
The 13-episode run traces the shifting relationships around Hana and Yosuke. Since the source manga has already concluded, a potential anime sequel would let viewers see just how far their relationship goes, much to existing fans' anticipation.
🧾 Story So Far Contains spoilers
The 13 episodes cover Hana's early transformation — from a quiet, self-deprecating girl in the corner of the classroom to someone slowly building real connections with Yosuke and her classmates after that fateful embarrassing encounter.
✅ Recommended Viewing Points
Recommended for fans of self-deprecating heroines and school rom-coms that balance gags with genuine heart. It's also a great pick for anyone who enjoys fast, witty dialogue.
👀 Trivia & Fun Facts
As a playful touch, the main characters' surnames all match real JR Yamanote/Keihin-Tohoku line station names. To celebrate the anime, the creator also ran a companion sequel manga, "~Bloom~," during the broadcast period.
Hana Tabata (CV: Saori Hayami)
The protagonist — self-deprecating about her looks but secretly dreaming of a shojo-manga romance.
Yosuke Ueno (CV: Shimba Tsuchiya)
The most popular boy in school, whose chance encounter with Hana's embarrassing moment sparks their relationship.
Sumire Uguisudani (CV: Yoshino Aoyama)
One of Hana's classmates who adds color to her increasingly lively daily life.
Tetsuo Gotanda (CV: Yoshimasa Hosoya)
A classmate of Yosuke and the others, an essential part of the group's back-and-forth banter.
Tsutomu Shimbashi (CV: Yu Hatanaka)
A cheerful classmate at the center of the class, though a bruising middle-school memory makes him quietly attuned to others' moods.
Keisuke Ueno (CV: Makoto Koichi)
Yosuke's younger brother, an elementary schooler with surprisingly sharp, mature judgment.
💫 Unresolved Foreshadowing Contains spoilers
Why Yosuke starts paying attention to Hana is a thread that unravels gradually. Tsutomu's middle-school past, along with other characters' backstories, are also worth keeping an eye on.
💌 Predicted Viral Quotes for Next Season
Hana's gap between self-deprecating jokes and her full-blast romantic daydreams provides some of the show's funniest, most charming beats. Yosuke's quietly kind lines are equally worth catching.
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