【voice×Love Comedy】 VTuber? Announcer? Who Was the Voice That Once Helped Me? Mayonaka Heart Tune!

Second-year high school student Yamabuki Arisu is searching for a girl who goes by the name Apollo, a radio broadcaster. Without knowing her face or real name, he gets a clue from the broadcasting club at his new school. There he finds four beautiful girls with dreams of working in voice-related jobs! Who is Apollo? Along with the fates of these four girls, a cute and earnest success love comedy begins here!

To find the girl who once broadcasted under the name Apollo, Yamabuki Arisu joins the broadcasting club, where he finds four girls who sound just like Apollo. To fulfill their dreams, Arisu takes on the role of producing each of them. Iko, who aspires to be a VTuber but struggles to show expressions; Shinobu, who wants to be an announcer but has trouble expressing her feelings; despite the daily challenges with these girls, the broadcasting club sets out to achieve the “confession proxy” at the school sports festival.

Yamabuki Arisu joins the broadcasting club to find the radio broadcaster Apollo. His only clue is the voice. To uncover her identity, he dedicates himself to fulfilling the dreams of the four girls in the broadcasting club. Although there are similar settings, the introduction is very appealing. Each of the four heroines is unique, cute, and well-defined. Will he find Apollo, will romance develop, will their dreams come true? The story has many highlights and seems likely to be animated soon.

Yamabuki Arisu enrolls in high school relying only on the voice of the radio broadcaster Apollo, whose face and real name are unknown. With few clues, he identifies four girls in the broadcasting club whose voices resemble Apollo's. They all seriously aspire to work in voice-related jobs. The illustrations are cute, with detailed depictions, and even the casual scenes have a quality that could stand alone as individual pieces. It’s impressive to maintain this level of quality consistently.

There was someone Yamabuki Arisu desperately wanted to meet. It was Apollo from the radio broadcast “Mayonaka Heart Tune” that he listened to every midnight during junior high. When a girl who is thought to be Apollo broadcasted again after three years, Arisu joined the broadcasting club and deepened his interactions with the four girls, vowing to guide them to become professionals. This is a gem of a romantic comedy for all radio lovers, and the highlight is finding out which girl Apollo, who replied with “I love you,” really is.

The four heroines each have different aspirations and personalities: Nene, the tsundere who wants to be a voice actress; Iko, the cool VTuber aspirant; Shinobu, the gentle beauty aiming to be an announcer; Rikka, the mysterious one aiming to be a singer. They are well-distinguished and individually charming, offering elements that appeal to many readers. Rikka seems to be Apollo, but it’s a work I want to continue reading for now.

“Mayonaka Heart Tune” is a youthful love comedy themed around voices, featuring charming characters. I look forward to seeing how their dreams and romances intersect as the story progresses.