Reviews for Blue Lock Manga

This review contains spoilers. I was recommended by a friend and read it, and it was interesting. I was moved by how each of the main characters grew, and it was amazing how the main character got worse as the story progressed!! Another highlight is that Lesba is really interesting?

This review contains spoilers. While using soccer as the subject, the way the story progresses in closed situations like a death game was novel, and I was really drawn in. Keep an eye out for what challenges and trials will appear next!

This review contains spoilers. Unexpected and funny! Nagi, it's disappointing! The flow of the story is unexpected and very readable, I want them to come quickly until the next work,

This review contains spoilers. I'm so addicted to it that I don't even understand it, so I want you to tell me why I'm so addicted to it! It's a game you can enjoy even if you don't know anything about soccer!! People who want the stimulation of being scolded! Recommended for people who want an unprecedented feeling! There's no real Blue Rock, but it's easy to imagine that it would be like this if it were real! I don't think there's any way I can do techniques at first glance, but I thought there are techniques I can reproduce when I see professionals doing it! (There is also a possibility that professional techniques have been incorporated into Blue Rock) Since high school students are doing it instead of professionals, it may not be realistic...! I was wondering if they were not on good terms because they competed and got kicked out, but I was surprised that they were on better terms than I had imagined (there are places we don't get along with)! That's why it hurts my heart when someone drops out... I'm looking forward to the future!!

This review contains spoilers. At first, I wasn't interested in soccer at all, but thanks to this comic, I really fell in love with it. There aren't many rules or details right now, but I'm thankful that even people who don't know the rules at all can enjoy this comic. Before I read it, I thought, “Oh, it seems to be popular, but is it really that interesting?” I wanted to punch myself when I thought. At first, Kiyoshi was fluffy and seemed like he could get along well with his friends, but since his ego started showing up, he got more and more bad at speaking, and it was too cool that he played dangerously in a good sense. Personally, I like it best when I'm fighting against the Kaiser. At first, it wasn't up to our feet at all, but in the end, they won and incited the Kaiser in the same way, which is already great. This protagonist is slowly getting stronger and stronger through his efforts, so the feeling of wanting to cheer for them naturally comes out. So I seriously want them to beat Rin and Kaiser and become the best in the world.