Seeing Blue
Ao ni, Fureru.
Ruriko Aoyama, a second-year in high school, was born with a large, blue birthmark on her face. She has lived her life trying not to make a big deal of it, trying to avoid overly conscientious treatment by those around her. One day, Ruriko gets her hands on a notebook belonging to her new homeroom teacher, Kanda. He had written all of her classmates' names in the book, and next to their names: distinguishing physical features. However, Ruriko notices that the space next to her own name is inexplicably blank. When she confronts her homeroom teacher, Ruriko finds that Kanda lives with prosopagnosia – a disorder which prevents him from being able to make sense of and distinguish the human face...
(Source: MangaPlaza)
Note: Nominated for the Tsugimanga 2020 Award in the manga category.
Ruriko Aoyama, a second-year in high school, was born with a large, blue birthmark on her face. She has lived her life trying not to make a big deal of it, trying to avoid overly conscientious treatment by those around her. One day, Ruriko gets her hands on a notebook belonging to her new homeroom teacher, Kanda. He had written all of her classmates' names in the book, and next to their names: distinguishing physical features. However, Ruriko notices that the space next to her own name is inexplicably blank. When she confronts her homeroom teacher, Ruriko finds that Kanda lives with prosopagnosia – a disorder which prevents him from being able to make sense of and distinguish the human face...
(Source: MangaPlaza)
Note: Nominated for the Tsugimanga 2020 Award in the manga category.
Ruriko Aoyama, a second-year in high school, was born with a large, blue birthmark on her face. She has lived her life trying not to make a big deal of it, trying to avoid overly conscientious treatment by those around her. One day, Ruriko gets her hands on a notebook belonging to her new homeroom teacher, Kanda. He had written all of her classmates' names in the book, and next to their names: distinguishing physical features. However, Ruriko notices that the space next to her own name is inexplicably blank. When she confronts her homeroom teacher, Ruriko finds that Kanda lives with prosopagnosia – a disorder which prevents him from being able to make sense of and distinguish the human face...
(Source: MangaPlaza)
Note: Nominated for the Tsugimanga 2020 Award in the manga category.
Format
Manga
Chapters
43
Volumes
7
Staff
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Status Distribution
Current
27%·155
Planning
59%·342
Paused
5%·27
Dropped
4%·22
Completed
6%·36
Score Distribution
5060708090100
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Frequently asked questions
How many chapters does Seeing Blue have?
Seeing Blue has 43 chapters across 7 volumes.
Is Seeing Blue completed?
As of now, Seeing Blue has finished.
When was Seeing Blue published?
Seeing Blue was published from December 25, 2018 to December 25, 2023.
What kind of manga is Seeing Blue?
Seeing Blue is a manga, originally from Japan.