Kiss me, teacher
Kiss Me, Teacher ( Japanese腐 っ た 教師 の 方程式Kusatta Kyōshi no Hōteishiki ) is a completed manga series by the Japanese illustrator Kazuma Kodaka (including Kizuna ), which has over 1,700 pages and was first published in 1993. She can be assigned to the Shōnen-Ai genre and works a lot with humor.
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Atsushi Arisawa, 16, who is good at school and hates sports, receives a letter from his lover Masami. He tells him that he is a paramedic at the Jogaoka High School, whereupon Atsushi tries to switch to this school, which has a bad reputation.
Once there, Atsushi almost regrets his decision, because Masami's brother, Masayoshi Shibata, who is also a paramedic at the school and is secretly in love with his brother, turns him on and is the substitute for his class teacher. In addition, Atsushi's class is full of strongly built types; However, he is protected by Koji Inagaki, who is the same age and who also loves him.
Only after a while does Atsushi meet Masami. Atsushi has an argument with Masayoshi, who decides to leave Japan and move to his father in Norway. The decision makes Masami and his partner, the math teacher Toru Hagiwara, unhappy.
When they say goodbye, they make up again. Atsushi then realizes that he is not in love with Masami, but with Masayoshi. Once at the airport, Masayoshi's father sends his son back to Masami. Atsushi imposes Masayoshi on, while Masayoshi disturbs Toru and Masami's relationship again and again. Masayoshi even confesses his love for him to his brother. Besides, Inagaki Atsushi doesn't want to give up.
Publications
Kiss Me, Teacher was published in Japan from 1993 to 2002 in individual chapters in the manga magazine Be x Boy , a magazine for Yaoi mangas. The Biblos publishing house also published these individual chapters in ten edited volumes. The current, five-volume collective edition is published by Mediation.
The manga was also translated into German and Italian. The German version has been published by Carlsen Comics since July 2005 , and all ten volumes have been published. In November 2005, the fourth volume was number eleven in the monthly charts of the best-selling manga in German book and comic stores, compiled by Carlsen Comics and Egmont Manga and Anime .
The manga served as a template for further implementations. In 1995 JCStaff produced an OVA with two episodes of 30 minutes under the title Kusatta kyōshi no hōteishiki , for which the soundtrack is also available. Movic released three audio CDs between 1998 and 1999 as part of its Be x Boy CD Collection , and Marine Entertainment released two more in 2002.