
High Hopes is the thirty-sixth chapter of the Horimiya manga, collected in the sixth volume. Following Cherry Colored Cookies, its reference entry singles out Yuki Yoshikawa as the lone featured character it records for the installment.
Under the name High Hopes, the thirty-sixth chapter continues the sixth volume. The record attaches a single featured character to the entry, Yuki Yoshikawa, placing her at the installment's center.
The chapter sits between Cherry Colored Cookies and Cold Rain in the reading order. With Yuki named as its only highlighted figure, the entry points toward a focus on her.

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Chapter 36 is titled High Hopes and is collected in the sixth volume of Horimiya.
Yuki Yoshikawa is the sole featured character recorded for Chapter 36, placing her at the installment's center.
Chapter 36 sits between Chapter 35, Cherry Colored Cookies, and Chapter 37, Cold Rain.
Chapter 36 was released on May 17, 2014, in the sixth issue of that year.
Chapter 36 was written by HERO with artwork by Daisuke Hagiwara.
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