Reviews for All-Rounder Meguru Manga

Mixed martial arts cartoon. A good work that carefully depicts the backstory of each character centered around two childhood friends. The author's ability to finish such a long film without any slack with this subject is amazing.

Although it is a martial art, it is a work characterized by a tempo that progresses so that it is explained rather bluntly. They don't show flashy special moves, etc., and the exchange that pursues realism is intense. This work shows the steady daily efforts and suffering of martial artists.

It's the same as EDEN, people are selected, but it feels like there are carefully made parts and rough parts, and you can read it even if you don't like this kind of martial arts stuff, so if you like the picture, you can read it until the end

It's definitely interesting! I think I'd even like to try mixed martial arts. I haven't made it to the end yet, but I'm reading it all at once. Not only are there realistic fighting scenes, but there are also dramas with people around them, including the main character, which is interesting. In particular, I love the rivalry with royal friends and childhood friends. I feel sorry for Takashi-kun. The heroine with her abs is also starting to look cute.

It's a type that comes slowly, which is rare in sports comics like this. Speaking of karate, judo, etc., it's a story where there are likely to be stories about the pride of people who gave up on majors. I like it because it's realistic.

It's not cartoon-like flashy, but it's a sports martial arts work that pursues realism. If it were serious martial arts aimed at physical destruction, I think it would have been even darker. Anyone with even some experience can understand that daily repetitive practice is important in order to create a physical and technical foundation.

It's an irresistible work for martial arts lovers. The techniques are drawn in detail, so I want to imitate them □

Hmm it's a bit different from Seishun Ari Gachi's Fighting Manga, but it's worth reading

I'm inexperienced in martial arts, but when I read this work, I want to go to the gym and train. The depiction outside of the game is also really interesting.

It's a clean, easy-to-read story about a recent competition. I felt that athletes have various problems.

It's not flashy, but it's interesting. There is no feeling of being passionate, and it is heartwarming that they are making steady efforts and that the main character has a good personality.

I was wondering if martial arts other than martial arts would start like this. The degree of getting stronger and stronger is a likely setting, and the story is finished with a sense of reality.

As someone with martial arts experience, I enjoyed reading it. I think it even depicts quite detailed details, such as the differences between general sleeping techniques and kickboxing, which focuses on standing techniques. I'm looking forward to the protagonist's future growth.

I even read the latest stories in comics and magazines. It's a comic about martial arts, but it was nice to be able to see the realism. There are also careful descriptions such as practice, etc., and I recommend it to people who like martial arts