We all thought that Hori and Miyamura’s love story was over after the anime and the manga ended years ago. But with the arrival of Horimiya: The Missing Pieces, there’s hope that more material will be adapted in the future. For now, after completing the anime, where can you start reading Horimiya?
Horimiya is a school romance anime and manga series that revolves around Hori Kiyoko and Miyamura Izumi’s budding relationship, including the growth and relationship of the side characters like Yuki and Toru, Remi and Sengoku, and more!
How Much of Horimiya Did the Anime Cover?
The Horimiya anime’s 13 episodes cover the manga from Volume 1, Chapter 1: Hori-san and Miyamura-kun, to Volume 16, Chapter 122: Last Page.
This doesn’t mean that the anime covered the manga from start to finish; rather, it adapted and skipped some parts of the manga.
The anime’s pacing is all over the place, and it will only take you a short time to realize that a huge part of the manga has been left out of the anime.
Meanwhile, the Horimiya: The Missing Pieces anime covered some of the manga chapters that have been left out in the Horimiya anime.
Still, there’s a lot more manga material for viewers and readers to immerse themselves in.
Daisuke Hagiwara’s school romance manga series also returned with new chapters in July 2023 in the Monthly G-Fantasy Issue.
The 17th volume of the Horimiya manga entitled A Piece of Memories, with new chapters and content, has also been released.
Here’s what the Horimiya anime has covered so far in the manga:
- Episode 1: A Tiny Happenstance covers Chapter 1-3.
- Episode 2: You Wear More Than One Face covers Chapters 4, 7, and 9.
- Episode 3: That’s Why It’s Okay covers Chapters 10-13.
- Episode 4: Everybody Loves Somebody covers Chapters 16-20.
- Episode 5: I Can’t Say It Out Loud covers Chapters 21-25.
- Episode 6: This Summer’s Going to Be a Hot One covers Chapters 26-31, except Chapter 28.
- Episode 7: You’re Here, I’m Here covers Chapters 34-37.
- Episode 8: The Truth Deception Reveals covers Chapters 38-39, 43-44, and 70.
- Episode 9: It’s Hard, but Not Impossible covers Chapters 38, 46-47, and 54-55.
- Episode 10: Until the Snow Melts covers Chapters 58-61.
- Episode 11: It May Seem Like Hate covers Chapters 75-76, 86, 91, and 103.
- Episode 12: Hitherto, and Forevermore covers Chapters 63-64, and 73.
- Episode 13: I Would Gift You the Sky covers Chapters 120-122.
Here’s what the Horimiya: The Missing Pieces anime has covered so far in the manga:
- Episode 1: The Journey Begins covers Chapters 6, 32–33, and 40.
- Episode 2: Cooking Class covers Chapters 47–50.
- Episode 3: Sports Day covers Chapters 51–53.
- Episode 4: Hori Kotatsu covers Chapters 57, 60, 62, and 68.
- Episode 5: Iura covers Chapters 76, and 93–94.
- Episode 6: Sleepover covers Chapters 72, 78, and 95–96.
- Episode 7: Friends covers Chapters 67, 84, 104–105, and 116.
- Episode 8: Yanagi-kun covers Chapters 66, 82–83, 87, and 115.
- Episode 9: Teacher covers Chapters 69, 110, and 112.
- Episode 10: Jealousy covers Chapters 74, 77, 80, and 100.
- Episode 11: Parting and Girlfriend covers Chapters 117–118.
- Episode 12: The Hori House covers Chapters 98, 107, and 119.7.
- Episode 13: TBA
Where to Start Reading Horimiya After the Anime
Normally, we would suggest that viewers of the Horimiya anime start reading the manga from Chapter 123: Prologue, but given the anime’s pacing, we would like to recommend reading the Horimiya manga from the very beginning instead!
If you don’t have enough time to spend reading the manga from Chapter 1, you can opt to read it from Chapter 123 or from Chapter 119.5 (10 Years Later) to read the time skip that came from out of nowhere, where you’ll be able to see Sota and Yuuna as high schoolers!
The Horimiya: The Missing Pieces anime also left out a lot of manga chapters that tell about the lives of the side characters, including Hori and Miyamura.
It’s up to you to enjoy reading these manga chapters! Perhaps we can see them adapted into an anime again in the future.
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