Anime and Manga Comparison: Karte 4: I've Got Heart Disease

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

**Episode 4 covers Chapters 16, 17, 18, 19, and 20.**

## Timeline:

* Events jump around a lot this episode compared to others. It begins with the opening monologue of 16, then jumps to the events of Chapter 18, followed by 17, then the rest of 16, the start of Chapter 20, Chapter 19, and ending with the rest of Chapter 20.

## Chapter 16:

* Ichikawa's monologue concerning love being a glitch in the brain takes place completely on his bike ride to school in the manga, but in the anime he concludes as he's sitting down at his desk. The rest of the chapter happens on a different day.
* Since Ichikawa's talk about love was earlier in the episode, he starts the segment right before running into her by thinking about how others reacted to Yamada's nose.
* Ichikawa asking himself by what measure he finds their bike-ride to be "sudden" is original to the anime.

## Chapter 17:

* A scene where Serina talks about how Rin tends to be aggressive towards Yamada, and once didn't pick up her eraser when she dropped it is cut. Instead, a line about how Rin didn't used to act this way in Elementary School is added.
* Serina looking at Ichi after Rin runs off and him quickly turning around is cut from the anime.
* Ichikawa's comment about how Yamada seems to care the least about all of this drama is original to the anime.
* We are given a good look at Yamada's first image on her phone in the anime, where she has switched faces with a zombie on a poster.
* When Ichikawa runs off because he had to deny Yamada's request for a face-swap picture, in the manga he is grabbed by Serina behind the bookshelf he usually hides behind, but the anime has her pulling him to the side just outside the library entrance.
* The face-swap picture between Yamada and Rin shows off their different colored-hair in the manga, making it much easier to tell what has changed.
* Ichikawa's thoughts about being happy for protecting the peace between girls is missing from the anime.

## Chapter 18:

* Yamada's line about the Home Economics Room being the place to eat is omitted, as is her calling Ichikawa slow when he's trying not to spill her milk.
* A small scene of Ichikawa handing Yamada the Pruiche is added, alongside him saying they should stay low to avoid getting caught.
* Yamada grabs Ichikawa by the wrist in the manga, but more properly by the hand in the anime.
* Ichikawa only thinks about how he only gets a finger's worth in the manga, but is audible about it in the anime.
* After being caught and spilling the Pruiche, anime Yamada has considerably less spilled on her, and only on her legs. In the manga, it's also on her arms and neck.
* Ichikawa comments about how they get an "earful" from the teacher as the anime transitions into the events of 17.

## Chapter 19:

* When Kana teases Kyoutarou by acting super affectionate, in the anime he says "don't give me that," but in the manga he simply tells her to die.
* Moe's hair is down in the manga, but she keeps her signature bun in the anime.
* Kana reacting to his embarrassment at having run into Yamada, asking what is wrong, is unique to the anime.
* Kyoutarou's negative thoughts about Moe using Yamada as pickup-bait is cut.
* While Kyoutarou still can't hear, Yamada's lines while shaking her flavor packet are audible for the audience in the anime, saying she thought she was being approached once, but it ended up just being a relative.
* The transition of Kyoutarou going down the stairs, saying he's withdrawing and planning on what to get, is cut from the anime.
* Two panels of Kana mocking Kyoutarou for eating an ice cream cone while shaking the chicken flavor packet are cut.

## Chapter 20:

* Ichikawa references the Pruiche incident during Maeda's talk.
* Yamada being confused as to why she has to go to the teacher's office is extended, with Chi mocking her, and Ichikawa fretting about it potentially causing a problem.
* Maeda ends up being busy in the anime to give an excuse to skip to the events of Chapter 19.
* Maeda brings up the Pruiche incident during Yamada's "interrogation," which is unique to the anime.
* Ichikawa's point about Yamada's thought process when asked a question has an additional diagram, labeling her a "simpleton" in the manga.