Reviews for 10 DANCE Manga

It conveys that ballroom dancing has been carefully studied and depicted. I want this work to be widely read not only as a BL comic, but also as a ballroom dance comic.

Anyway, I can't help but be worried about the continuation. I want to read quickly what will happen to the two of them in the future.

I wonder if dance is this sensual... A handsome man full of demon talents gets tangled up ✨✨ My partner's woman also has a character that is definitely not an accessory, and I like it

I'm new to dancing. There are a lot of technical terms. but!! The picture is beautiful, and the lines on the body are also very enchanting. Also, depictions of people and movements of mind are drawn very carefully, and this is a valuable BL. No... it's rather like a sports comic... it's really exciting in many ways. No loss in buying it!!!

Speaking of dance, girls admire fluttering in follow-up dresses, but it also makes me think that dancing with two guys would be nice. The relationship between the two is likely to develop in the future, but isn't it okay to leave it like this? Because the sight of them dancing because they are attracted to each other's dance is more seductive and sensual than the act itself - it's also nice to have trouble making contact ~ ~. The special edition, which is double the price, is “Super Exciting Forbidden Contents!!” I'm wondering if it doesn't have to be forbidden, but it's hard to forgive that there's an omission, and I wonder if they'll double the price ~ it's a good business ~ double the price ~ how about ~ ~

Even though I'm fresh about dance, I get excited and excited as I read it. So much so that I wonder if there are other artists who can draw dance scenes so beautifully.

You'll be drawn into the world of dance. Her eyes and even her fingertips are sexy and wonderful. It's a pity that I became a young man.

At first, I started reading to see if I could understand esoteric dance terms, but I didn't worry at all. The story was interesting and I was drawn into the characters Sugiki and Suzuki, and after reading volume 4, I became a self-proclaimed dance fan. The two are slowly getting closer. I've been waiting for this BL.

The dance scenes are careful, and the depictions are full of the characters' feelings for dance, so you can enjoy the comical parts from time to time in just the right amount. You can enjoy dancing without knowing it.

The covers have changed since my previous book, so I bought them all over again (laughs) I can't wait for the continuation. I want to read it soon!!!!

I'm looking forward to future developments. They're both so cool, and the dance scenes are just so beautiful! As I read the changes in facial expressions, I was sometimes made to notice that this was the case at that time, so I read it over and over again. To be honest, I didn't know which one would be accepted in the next volume, but I think both would be good.

It very carefully depicts the time and feelings of the two, and not only are the pictures very careful and beautiful, but the dance scenes are also impressive, and I am very fascinated. I can't wait for the future where romance and dance will become more and more synchronized! I'm really looking forward to the continuation!

I read it thinking it was a youth comic, and I was surprised to learn later that it was a boys' love writer. I don't know what kind of relationship the two main characters will have in the future, but anyway, they are stylish, have a sense of dynamism, and the drawing is amazing. The dance world is also depicted in detail, and the balance between seriousness and gag is just right. Women are also attractive, not in the rough way they are depicted in boys' love works. A good work that is worth reading.

I rarely give 5 stars, but this one is 5 stars! The sweet feeling of air flowing between them is just so nice!

It was suspended, so I'm happy that it has been restarted. I thought I wouldn't be able to read it anymore. It was decided to be serialized in men's magazines, but after all, interesting manga are interesting no matter where you read them.

Suzuki-sensei and Sugiki-sensei, the way they look and move is erotic, isn't it? Both graceful dance and passionate dance seem to put in physical strength. I wonder if volume 5 is early.. Incidentally, I read this review and bought a special edition for volume 4 (*'▽ `*).

Recently, I've decided to buy at least the manga alone electronically... “10 Dance” has pictures with gorgeous movements, and there are several wide pictures with open openings in one book, and I wanted to enjoy the pictures as they are, so I bought them on paper too because I wanted to pick them up and read them. I love it! The content on the theme of ballroom dancing is also interesting, and the story development is quite interesting! The pictures are also attractive and I like them. Even people who aren't good at it will surely fall in love with it after reading it ♪ I'm also fascinated by how sexy men are. The laid-back body lines, beautiful muscles, and dynamic dance scenes are also eye-catching. Volume 1 includes a story that was drawn after being transferred to Young Magazine 3rd, and the content gave a glimpse into the future... of the two main characters as dancers. The fact that this was drawn and put on volume 1 is the process leading up to that point... the story will continue to fascinate me in the future! It also seemed like a message from the author. I'm looking forward to the next volume. Even if you have the Takeshobo edition... this volume 1 volume 2 has stories that aren't in the Takeshobo edition (volume 1 volume is about 36 pages, volume 2 is about 2 pages), and there are slightly different parts, and it's interesting to look for them, and of course the picture and binding on the cover are different, so I think it's worth buying it again ♪ I liked the Takeshobo edition too ~ The cover of volume 2 is so beautiful that I'm really surprised. It seems that one of the rough parts of the scene where they dance outside ♯ 10 was used as the cover. (Volume 1, volume 2:2017/8/18, 1st edition, page 215, volume 3:: 2017/9/20 p. 181, volume 4:2018/5/18 p. 233) (Takeshobo first edition/volume 1:2013/3/2, volume 2:2014/4/21)