
Chapter 119.7, known as 20 years passed (or 20 years before), rewinds the Horimiya clock two decades. HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara revisit Kyousuke Hori, Yuriko Koyanagi, and Takeru Sengoku during their own high school days.
Filed as entry 119.7 and going by the twin titles 20 years passed and 20 years before (20 iyāzu pasuto), this extra chapter is another off-timeline story from HERO and Daisuke Hagiwara.
Instead of looking ahead, it winds back two decades to a period when Kyouko's future parents were teenagers, showing Kyousuke Hori and Yuriko Koyanagi alongside Takeru Sengoku during their shared high school years.
The flashback centers on the older generation as students, with Kyousuke Hori, Yuriko Koyanagi, and Takeru Sengoku all featured; Izumi Miyamura also turns up over the course of the pages.

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Chapter 119.7, titled 20 years passed, also called 20 years before, is a flashback side story set two decades before the main Horimiya timeline, focusing on Kyouko's parents as teenagers.
Chapter 119.7 centers on Kyousuke Hori, Yuriko Koyanagi, and Takeru Sengoku during their high school years, with Izumi Miyamura also appearing.
The chapter carries the dual title 20 years passed and 20 years before, romanized as 20 iyazu pasuto.
Chapter 119.7 ran in Issue #1 of 2020 and was released on December 18, 2020.
Chapter 119.7 leads directly into Chapter 120, returning the story to its present day timeline.
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