Super Natural is about Noburu and Daichi, two beauty school students that are very close, always together from their dorms to their schoolwork. But their dynamic suffers a sudden change when Noburu starts thinking of Daichi as more than a friend.

Noburu and Daichi are total opposites. While Noburu is laid-back and, for better or for worse, wears his heart on his sleeve, Daichi is passionate, hard-working and more or less secretive about his thoughts. Upon realizing his feelings, Noburu has a lot of trouble dealing with Daichi and controlling his feelings and that is shown very well, especially when their own group of friends point out he's been behaving weirdly towards Daichi.

It's a nice and easygoing story, and the art reflects that. Their relationship, and their development as whole, feel a bit abrupt but on the upside, there's no unnecessary drama and it's a very straightforward story with relatively realistic problems and satisfying solutions to them.

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There's not much to say about this manga, I practically only read it because I was recommended to read the sequel. It's a cute romance between two students who are complete opposites, the good student and the lazy one with no future. There isn't much drama, it's basically the MC trying to hide how he feels, until those feelings explode and they have to deal with it. But it's all very easily resolved, there's no "I'll think about it" or anything like that. They have a little communication problem and it's a little frustrating to see how it's just an honest conversation and everything is resolved, but they are still learning to trust each other.

But it's extremely adorable, I love couple dynamics where they're so different and they're so cute together. It's a simple and unremarkable story, but it's enjoyable to read, a little more realistic than these stories usually are, but nothing that caught me or that I identified with.

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