Ura Peach Girl was published in English as Peach Girl: Sae's Story by Tokyopop from August 8, 2006, to May 10, 2007.
Associated Names
Japanese: 裏ピーチガール
English: Peach Girl: Sae's Story
Peach Girl: Sae's Story
Official Webtoon
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Kashiwagi Sae
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She does everything to ruin Momo's life. Her fair features (pale skin, brown hair) serve as a contrast for Momo; her "innocent" appearance belies her scheming, manipulative nature. She is the one who spreads malicious gossip about her - Something Momo kno...
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Sawatari Kanji
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Sae's childhood friend and also childhood "sweetheart". When he announced he was moving he promised when he came back that they would get married. Her nickname for him was monkey boy. Though Kanji still seems very much smitten with Sae, Sae is resistant...
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Adachi Momo
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Birthdate: April 21She has dark skin and light hair mistakingly giving others the impression that she is a "beach bunny," lover of the Ganguro style, or sexually promiscuous. On the contrary, Momo is a shy and insecure girl, though she has a fierce temper...
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Okayasu Kairi
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A popular and carefree classmate of Momos. He has the reputation of being a playboy, something he isnt exactly proud of. He thought that Momo was the one who once gave him CPR when hed nearly drowned at the beach when they were youngeronly to later...






Well, I first watched the Peach Girl series (Anime) and at the end, I found myself wondering about Sae and Touji's futures. Would she return to Kairi's brother? Or would she revert to her old ways of fooling around with random men? Or might Touji end up with Sae? My curiosity led me to research further, eventually uncovering Sae's story:
The story doesn't have a significant tie to the main "Peach Girl" title. It simply follows Sae's life after her friends graduated, as she had to go back to high school due to insufficient credits (mild spoiler). The title "Sae's Story" is quite literal; it's exactly what you'll find in the manga. While the story is decent, it falls short in romance, drama, and overall plot development.
Character-wise, we meet a new character named Sawatari Kanji, also known as "Saru" by Sae. His character development was somewhat predictable: childhood friend, familiar with Sae's past, a knight in shining armor, and childhood promises. There's nothing particularly unique about him, and his actions throughout the story are easy to foresee. As for other new characters, they're not worth mentioning since they're rather lackluster. Sae, on the other hand, continues to grow but remains the same naughty, vicious, and arrogant person we knew from before.
The art style is straightforward, clean, easily viewable, and readable. Characters are drawn well without any signs of rushing.
Overall, it was enjoyable while it lasted, though I wish there was more content. I crave more! :(
I recommend this manga to everyone who has finished reading or watching Peach Girl. If you initially despised Sae but grew to love her by the end, and if you're curious about what happens next, here's your next volume to read.
WARNING: IF YOU HAVEN'T READ OR WATCHED "PEACH GIRL," DO NOT READ THIS!!! Read the prequel first.