Reviews for Blue Lock Manga

A friend recommended it to me and started it!! It's interesting to see the main character grow more and more!! I had no knowledge of soccer at all, but I enjoyed it!! Each character has its own personality and is attractive ✨️ I want to read more

I've read all the manga! Game by game, it's fun to watch Kiyoshi notice something during the game and grow steadily! The characteristics of each character are also well thought out, which is interesting. During the game, the pictures have a sense of realism and I read them all at once. This should be read

I watched it once in the anime, but it's still interesting even after watching it in the manga!! It's just as cool as the drawing that appeared in the anime! It would be great if you read it with BGM on too

If I were to describe the meaning of sexual metaphors, it means that when depicting an overwhelming obsession with survival, it would be impossible to express them unless they slam their desires as living creatures with bare eyes. That's right, because it's a story about an athlete going to grab the “world's greatest hero,” which has more probability than gambling due to the unstable business of being an athlete. This is a story about the human ego; for example, “youth” is not a proposition from the beginning. It's not suitable for young people, and it hits out at working people who are inwardly distressed by superficial considerations and misleading. Kudos to the awe-inspiring drawing power and screenplay that maintains this supremacy and continues to throw in seriousness.

No matter how many times you read it, no matter how many times you read it, no matter how many times you know how many times you read it, it's a very good work that looks like a jump manga because it makes your heart dance

I just read Blue Rock for the first time. It was very interesting. I wanted to keep reading it in the future.

When I watch this work, it's a little different from reality, but I feel like The Youth? The sight of me doing the best I can on the field really felt young. I thought it was not limited to soccer, but something involved in school life, so I put it on with myself. Was that so funny?

I watched a soccer anime for the first time. There were a lot of characters, and they were all unique, and I'm glad that my favorite voice actor was also in charge.

I was drawn in from the first episode, which was unexpected. Every story goes behind the scenes of each unique personality, skill, and idea. The fact that there are soccer comics like this made me realize that I'm glad I was born in Japan. This is the best soccer comic in the past.

This comic is a self-enlightenment book and can be recognized as a book that enhances motivation. People who aren't into it should pick it up.

I've read a lot of soccer comics up until now, but it's still different from normal soccer, but I think that's an interesting point. It is a comic that can be read while expanding various imaginations that today's Japanese soccer would be interesting.

I don't know the rules of soccer, but I still love this game so much that I went to buy it right away on the day it went on sale! I especially like Kiyoshi's awakening! They will win with logic that will surprise those around you when you're in a tight spot! That's too cool! The adrenaline when looking at it is also terrible, and above all, the pictures are beautiful, easy to understand, and easy to see! I'm looking forward to the next new publication!

I think there are quite a few comics, but they seem to like the characters around them more than the main character. Of course, Blue Rock has popular characters such as Rin and Nagi, but I think it's a valuable comic with a very high likability of the main character. It makes me want to cheer. There are many people around me who like Kiyoshi. I feel that it is wonderful that they are good shiobai and are good people, or rather, that they aren't all that good people but aren't completely bad scum.

I also have time to think theoretically, but I think it's basically the result of putting effort into it. I feel the smell of the olden days.

Although it is a classic story aiming for the best in the world, it is a fresh and impressive work with the theme of “awakening to the ego.” I like Hachiraku's dribbling and personality, and I found the freedom and fun way he played was appealing. However, I have a feeling that I'm a little bad at strong language and incitement between characters. The style is pretty sharp, so you may have different tastes.