Kuro Gyaru-san ga Kuru! tells a rather particular story where a typical office worker, or as they would call it an employee. After a long day of work, while trying to rest a little before returning home, he encounters a very particular Gyaru who simply comes to talk to him in the most carefree way possible, creating a most unexpected friendship.
The manga tells a rather particular story where our protagonists meet and run into each other in the most unexpected ways. Leading to funny situations or others somewhat more awkward but always with an air of romance in the air that, however subtle it may seem, exists.
Characters of Kuro Gyaru-san ga Kuru!
Kuroda
The employee we mentioned earlier is a simple young man who works himself to exhaustion every day in a job he himself describes as an awful job, but continues there without knowing why. He comments that he has savings but doesn't know what to do with them and also has no idea what to do with his life in general.
Easily showing what the life of a Japanese worker is like and how much. They can exploit them without them having a fixed goal about what to do with their lives.
Azuki
The gyaru who never gets tired, always dressed in her school uniform and appearing where you least expect her. A young woman with lots of energy but not very bright. As she herself says, she is not very smart but likes to understand those she meets and Kuroda goes from being a simple stranger in a food store to a good friend of hers.
The biggest mystery of all is why did she approach Kuroda? You have to read it to understand the reason for this friendship that formed in the fastest and most fleeting way possible.
Opinion of Kuro Gyaru-san ga Kuru!
A somewhat mismatched couple due to the differences in their lives at the time they meet but who begin with many absurdities along the way. Between someone who could be said to be boring and one who never stops having fun and living life to the fullest.
It is truly a rather impossible theme in life as it advances through blows on many occasions, skipping quite long periods of time and showing that chance encounters are more sporadic than we believe.
