“Perfectionist Yamabuki joins Broadcasting Club to find his radio love Apollo among four voice-alike girls.”
Tune In to the Midnight Heart
真夜中ハートチューン
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Synopsis
Perfectionist Yamabuki joins Broadcasting Club to find his radio love Apollo among four voice-alike girls.
Hailing from a notable family, Arisu Yamabuki only accepts perfection. He constantly strives to maintain his flawless image, but there is more to him: Yamabuki used to tune in to the radio shows of a girl named Apollo and even confessed his love to her years ago. Ever since, he has been frantically searching for Apollo and her voice, but with little success. However, when Yamabuki's school merges with an all-girls school, things begin to change. As the Broadcasting Club makes an announcement during the very first day, he is shocked to hear Apollo's voice, but there is a problem—all four members of the club sound like her! While each of the girls, Rikka Inohana, Shinobu Uzuki, Nene Himekawa, and Iko Kirino want to pursue their own careers with their voices, Yamabuki joins the club in the hope of identifying Apollo. Alongside his close observation, Yamabuki vows to guide the girls to greater heights.
What people say
Community consensus
Derived from 23 sampled reviews
What 23 readers settled on.
Mostly aligned
σ 1.35 · some divergence
5.5 pts
Recommenders 9.5 · others 4.0
↑ 1.22
Running avg · Oct 2023 → Apr 2026
- 9 “9/10 so far. First time writing a review so bear with me a little bit if I'm not clear on something. I read up to chapter 11 and its very good unlike other generic harem school manga. The art is...”
- 10 “The main character is honestly one of my favorites in anime/manga — he’s not the typical bland MC. He actually stands out, feels real, and isn’t just a self-insert. Plus, all the characters get...”
- 9 “Prob one of the best modern romances I've read. And the art is just master class and I highly recommend watching this if you're into romance and comedy manga. And I love pretty much all four girls...”
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A Manga Publication
- Published Sep 2023 – ongoing
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M71301 catalog