WATAMOTE: No Matter How I Look At It, It's You Guys' Fault I'm Not Popular!

Tomoko Kuroki is convinced she'll be popular upon entering high school thanks to her countless hours playing dating sims. She finds out that reality is a bit more difficult...

Tomoko's friend, Yuu, calls her hoping to hang out. Agreeing, Tomoko, makes a mad dash to find things to gloat about in order to hide her rather uneventful high school year.

An afternoon downpour and broken umbrella leaves Tomoko stranded during a storm with two male students. Tomoki (Tomoko's brother), is home sick with a cold.

Tomoko tries to follow a guide in order to have "pleasant" dreams. She later has an awkward encounter on the train. Yuu and Tomoko go underwear shopping.

Tomoko decides the secret to being popular is to be the cool and silent type. She later decides to train to be a cabaret girl, which leads her to a shady part of town.

Believing she looked cute after a night of playing dating sims, Tomoko decides to raise the stakes with H-games. Later, she tries to find someone to watch the fireworks with.

Summer break is here and Tomoko realizes she's wasting it! She tries to be an internet star. Later, she meets a dating sim voice actor and has a few lines for him to say...

Tomoko's cousin Kii, comes over to visit. Panicking, Tomoko tries to change her image to match the lies she told her cousin to appear cool! But what if her bluff is called?

With summer vacation nearing its end, Tomoko decides to join Yuu and work in a cake shop. After finding memories while cleaning, she sees a meteor shower with a heavy heart.

A new school year means there is new seating, and guess where Tomoko is placed. With a cultural festival nearing, she steels her resolve to form a "Daily Life" club.

Tomoko helps prepare for the school festival but things take a "sharp" turn. Yuu decides to pay her old friend a visit and Tomoko gets an unexpected surprise!

Tomoko is determined to be someone this school year, making one last ditch effort to get praised. Tomoko realizes an eye-opening truth about life and who she is.