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"Junjou Romantica" weaves together the stories of three couples as they navigate their own distinct "pure-hearted" romantic paths.
Junjou Romantica
Misaki Takahashi, a young man studying hard for his university entrance exams, and Akihiko Usami, his tutor who is also a famous novelist, often clash. If not for Misaki's adored older brother, Takahiro, and Usami's best friend, these two might never have crossed paths. However, when Misaki discovers an explicit boys' love novel penned by Usami, featuring characters strikingly similar to himself and his brother, he starts questioning Usami's intentions towards Takahiro. Following a heated argument, Misaki and Usami reach a truce. But when Takahiro visits with his new fiancée, Misaki feels inexplicably angry at his brother, especially since Usami appears to take the news in stride. Junjou Egoist
Hiroki Kamijou, nursing a hangover and heartache from unrequited love, is found crying on a park bench. He narrowly avoids being hit by a small rocket launched by Nowaki Kusama. Moved by Hiroki's tears, Nowaki offers assistance and even persuades Hiroki to tutor him for his high school equivalency exam. When the object of Hiroki's unrequited affection unexpectedly shows up, Nowaki boldly declares his feelings for Hiroki. How will the proud Hiroki deal with this "storm" threatening to sweep him into love? Junjou Terrorist
Shinobu Takatsuki believes fate brought him together with You Miyagi, who rescued him from extortion three years ago. Their relationship took a twist when Miyagi married Shinobu's older sister, making them in-laws. With the recent divorce between Miyagi and Shinobu's sister, Shinobu sees this as a golden chance to be with his hero. However, Miyagi is unimpressed by the advances of this much-too-young "terrorist," who disregards their age difference and complicated ties. Despite Miyagi's efforts to distance himself, he underestimates Shinobu's resolve to overcome any obstacle for their "fated love."
Misaki Takahashi, a young man studying hard for his university entrance exams, and Akihiko Usami, his tutor who is also a famous novelist, often clash. If not for Misaki's adored older brother, Takahiro, and Usami's best friend, these two might never have crossed paths. However, when Misaki discovers an explicit boys' love novel penned by Usami, featuring characters strikingly similar to himself and his brother, he starts questioning Usami's intentions towards Takahiro. Following a heated argument, Misaki and Usami reach a truce. But when Takahiro visits with his new fiancée, Misaki feels inexplicably angry at his brother, especially since Usami appears to take the news in stride. Junjou Egoist
Hiroki Kamijou, nursing a hangover and heartache from unrequited love, is found crying on a park bench. He narrowly avoids being hit by a small rocket launched by Nowaki Kusama. Moved by Hiroki's tears, Nowaki offers assistance and even persuades Hiroki to tutor him for his high school equivalency exam. When the object of Hiroki's unrequited affection unexpectedly shows up, Nowaki boldly declares his feelings for Hiroki. How will the proud Hiroki deal with this "storm" threatening to sweep him into love? Junjou Terrorist
Shinobu Takatsuki believes fate brought him together with You Miyagi, who rescued him from extortion three years ago. Their relationship took a twist when Miyagi married Shinobu's older sister, making them in-laws. With the recent divorce between Miyagi and Shinobu's sister, Shinobu sees this as a golden chance to be with his hero. However, Miyagi is unimpressed by the advances of this much-too-young "terrorist," who disregards their age difference and complicated ties. Despite Miyagi's efforts to distance himself, he underestimates Shinobu's resolve to overcome any obstacle for their "fated love."