"Field of flowers"

Since childhood, Hiroto has had a recurring dream where he is lost in a field of sunflowers

His body is wounded and in pain, but he keeps walking without really knowing where he's going

Suddenly, another child appears; I can't quite make out his face, but I can hear his words

"Here!"

The boy takes his doll and runs off, leading Hiroto across the field

For a moment things stop hurting and his mind wanders, feeling safe

Just when it seems she can finally see the child's face, she wakes up

Those were the good dreams of the sunflower field; usually that field signifies dizziness and pain. He doesn't know why, but his body gives him the feeling that he's not where he should be, that he doesn't belong.

This was the case until she met Atsuya; somehow she felt that she already knew him, that she had seen him before

Once their hands bumped, when that happened, both Atsuya and he stared at each other for a few seconds

After the game, in his room, Hiroto received a private message from Atsuya.

"Do you like sunflowers?"

A smile crossed her face, and calmly and with more confidence than ever she replied

"I hate them"

Nothing to do with the drawings, but I have the AtsuHiro related to a couple of specific songs:

Let me down slowly

Knees

Un osito de peluche de Taiwan

Lenguas muertas

They don't match my idea of AtsuHiro, but whenever I hear them I say "Oh, this is what they would think during a fight"

Someone once asked me what a combined technique between Atsuya and Hiroto would look like, and now I have an idea.

The technique is called Ursa Major (Big Dipper)

It's formed after they pass the ball back and forth, mimicking the constellation, and in the final kick between the two, the bear lets out a roar in which all the stars are flung out along with the ball

I'm not very good at explaining techniques, but that's the idea. Maybe someday I can draw it.

Hiroto likes Atsuya's voice, the problem is that precisely because he likes it, it also bothers him a lot

If he's in a good mood, he can listen to Atsuya talk for hours; his voice inspires confidence. But when he's angry, Atsuya's voice can make him explode with rage

Hiroto believes that Atsuya's voice is better than his own, so the voice for him is a reminder that Atsuya is "better than him" at something he cannot control

Atsuya doesn't focus on Hiroto's voice; he likes it, yes, because it's Hiroto's voice, but it doesn't make him explode depending on his mood, unlike Hiroto's

An example of what this looks like is the following:

Hiroto: I hate everything and I hate everyone

Atsuya: Huh? Are you on your period already, Hiroto-Sempai?

Hiroto: Shut your fucking mouth, pretty boy! — He grabs him by the lapel of his shirt and raises his fist to hit him

Atsuya: What the hell is wrong with you?...

Hiroto: Forget it — He lowers his fist and walks away — Why does it have to sound so nice?

This comes from a fusion of the idea of Japanese and Latin American Spanish voices; I watched the series in both languages, haha

In Japanese they both have a strong voice, but Hiroto sounds more rebellious and not as "cute", while in Spanish it's even more complicated; Hiroto's voice in Spanish is extremely soft and sweet, sounding more like a sad boy than a delinquent boy, while Atsuya still has a somewhat loud tone of voice