RFW Overall Rating for the series: Middle School and up.
Publisher summary:Taiki Inomata loves badminton, but he has a long way to go before he can reach nationals. When Taiki sees upperclassman Chinatsu Kano practicing her heart out on the girls’ basketball team, he falls for her hard. After an unexpected turn of events brings the two closer together, sports might not be the first thing on their minds anymore!
Taiki admires Chinatsu from afar, but he doubts that she sees him in the same way. Yet somehow, he musters up the courage to tell her to never give up on her dreams! After such a bold declaration, will Taiki’s fleeting high school romance finally begin?!
Publisher Age Rating: Teen
Blue Box #1 by Kouji Miura
Volume one has a guy thinking about living with a girl, and there’s a frame of a girl in a bathtub, but you can’t see anything. It is not overtly sexual and does not cross the line for middle school. See the image here.
RFS Rating: Middle School and Up
Blue Box #2 by Kouji Miura
Volume two has a girl changing behind a door and a boy on the other side thinking about it in an embarrassed and flustered way. He ends up saying that the girl doesn’t think of him as a guy. While she’s changing, you can see her stomach and legs. It does not cross the line; see the image here.
RFS Rating: Middle School and Up
Blue Box #3 by Kouji Miura
There is nothing of note in this volume when it comes to language, sex, nudity, and violence.
RFS Rating: Middle School and Up
Blue Box #4 by Kouji Miura
In this volume, one of the male characters is sick and there is a moment when he and a girl lose their balance and end up on the bed together. The give each other a “look” but nothing happens and they get up.
RFS Rating: Middle School and Up