Takagi, of all people, is the one to discover something embarrassing about Nishikata.

Nishikata receives Valentine’s Day chocolates, but they aren’t from Takagi. Something has now changed; something important.

A new year marks new beginnings and new promises. So when Takagi sees Nishikata and Hojo having a private conversation…

Legend has it that a boy and a girl will start dating if they visit the local shrine together.

Nishikata realizes that if he doesn’t do something soon, he will have lost to Takagi for an entire year. However, in matters of the heart, perhaps he’s already won.

Nishikata knows that he and Tagaki often spend time together and worries their classmates will mistake them for a couple. Who is he trying to convince?

Both Takagi and Nishikata prepare for their class’ production of Romiya and Juliot. But how much of the play will be a performance, and how much of it will be…

Some things never change, especially when green peppers are involved. The class puts on a play for the culture festival, but who will land the leading roles?

Sometimes, there isn’t any need for words. Other times, there are. And every so often, a relationship grows closer despite the teasing.

Takagi finally admits defeat, but Nishikata cannot accept victory. Not when he has the chance to beat her at her own game!

Is it possible? Has Nishikata finally one-upped Takagi at long last?

Nishikata tries to pull off a few pranks against Takagi on April Fools’ Day, but she asks for a day free of tricks between them.

Mina believes she’s mature enough to enjoy coffee, but Yukari and Sanae think otherwise. On a rainy day, Takagi-san has forgotten her umbrella. Nishikata to the rescue…?