Toma's older brother, Seiya, asks Taichi to find out why Toma doesn't want to go to college. On the day of Toma's release from the hospital, Taichi still hasn't found a way to broach the subject with Toma. Meanwhile, Futaba discovers Taichi's birthday is coming up, and she decides to invite the group to a fireworks festival so they can all celebrate.
For older teen audiences.
Overall, Blue Flag, Vol. 4 is another great read and I can't recommend it enough. KAITO continues to tell an amazing story about romance, drama, and more in this volume. From the artwork and writing to the themes and characters Blue Flag, Vol. 4 is a superb manga that tells a message of self-love and acceptance that many people can appreciate. Read Full Review
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