Anime and Manga Comparison: Karte 7: I've Switched It

**This is a comparison page between the seventh Episode of the Anime and the associated Chapters of the Manga, listing notable changes.**

**Episode 7 covers Chapters 32, 33, 34, 40, 41, and part of Extra 33.1**

## Chapter 32:

* Ichikawa's talk about feeling better about school events is moved to later in the episode, when he's already running.
* Rather than thinking about how much he dislikes marathon running, Ichikawa instead debates in his head about how the relationship between him and Yamada needs to stay the same.
* Yamada adding that she's bad at running when talking with Hara is unique to the anime.
* Hara no longer calls out for Yamada when she gets too far away.
* Ichikawa only thinks about how he told Yamada not to grab at him in front of others, adding that he actually hasn't, in the manga, but actively tells her that in the anime, which she doesn't recall.
* Manga Hara tells Yamada off for not keeping pace with her despite saying she would, but anime Hara says everyone should run at their own pace, while implying she was running at pace with Ichikawa instead.
* When they make it back to class, instead of just noticing the jersey and realizing they've switched them accidentally, Ichikawa initially doesn't notice and is instead looking on his phone the meaning of holding hands.

## Chapter 33:

* In the manga, the conversation about wearing a boyfriend's jersey takes place the week before as a flashback, but in the anime it's all happening at current time. As such, the girls are in their their normal school uniforms, while in the anime everyone is still in their gym wear.
* The chalkboard is much clearer in the anime, showing off that they're learning about the "Properties of Parallel Lines."
* A small added scene is Adachi answering the question on the chalkboard, and noticing Yamada's chest with Ichikawa's name on it.
* More time is put into Ichikawa answering the question on the chalkboard, and when he attempts to bring attention to the jersey's name, he jabs himself with the piece of chalk instead of his own thumb.
* When Ichikawa realizes things are only going to get harder now that break has started, a scene is inserted where Yamada stretches brazenly, and he begs her not to show off her chest.
* The person handing out food is changed from a girl to a boy.
* The entire end section of the chapter is removed or heavily altered, replaced by a transition into Extra 33.1 by moving them to the nurse's office instead of the library. Yamada smelling Ichikawa's jersey is much more openly obvious, she still asks if he was cold, and he still spots the rice stuck to the collar.

## Extra 33.1:

* Because of the transition from Chapter 33, the opening section with the nurse and Yamada appearing from behind a bed curtain is removed, and the section starts properly with her trying to move the measure to his head. He's also stuck in his gym uniform the entire segment.
* When Ichikawa brings the measure down on her head, the manga depicts him having trouble with it being stuck and it being a much harder hit (complete with BANG sound effect and expression) that likely actually hurt. In the anime, while Yamada does say it hurt, it seems unlikely she actually felt any pain.
* The two bicker over measuring him again longer in the anime.
* The ensuing fallout from her standing on the scale is shown in the anime, but just depicted via speech bubbles outside the nurse's office in the manga.
* The final panel of the nurse and Maeda interacting is cut.

## Chapter 34:

* Instead of Ichikawa watching gorey videos, he is ruminating on his recent time with Yamada.
* Ichikawa learns about Columbus Academy too late and misses the initial airing. He will attempt it again in a week, continuing the contents of the chapter then.
* A bit is added where Kana asks what he's trying to watch, and that she's turning the tv off if he's not interested.
* Much of Ichikawa's reaction is trimmed down, including his asking why they couldn't at least show her flipping the card.
* Ichikawa considering the road before Yamada before becomes a fully-fledged actress is new.

## Chapter 40:

* The opening scene, again of Ichikawa considering their relationship, shows him walking to school with his bike, and is unique to the anime.
* Adachi's comment wondering if there will be a love scene in Yamada's movie is added.
* When the anime transitions to the library, Yamada brings up how their previous interaction was just because he couldn't see the chalkboard.
* In the manga, Yamada brings up movies as a topic first, but in the anime Ichikawa does, in reference to her having a lot on her plate.
* Anime Ichikawa seems to be getting into being called creepy by the end of her practicing her lines.
* Instead of two girls and the librarian, three girls react with disgust at their roleplaying.
* A couple of lines of the girls reacting to Yamada's autograph prank is inserted before the credits roll.

## Chapter 41:

* Ichikawa complaining because hallway seats tend to be cold is cut from the anime, mainly because his seat has been moved from the right corner to the left corner of the class, away from the hallway.
* A small scene of Maeda walking in and announcing the seat change is inserted into the anime, as is a scene where Yamada tells Chi they got split up.
* Adachi's snide comment about being the only one able to open Ichikawa's heart is cut.
* Hara catches on that he can't see the chalkboard without any help in the anime, but in the manga he has to explain himself.
* The anime is missing the minor detail that Yamada covers her face with her hair after getting upset with Ichikawa for interacting too much with Hara.
* Ichikawa trying to think about what has her upset has him adding a line about the movie in the anime.
* Yamada and Ichikawa's conversation goes in tandem with his thoughts on how to address the blackboard situation in the manga, but in the anime, he thinks first, then they talk afterwards.