Reviews for Blue Lock Manga

My father was reading it, and I read it for a bit because I was curious. I thought it would be nice that there were so many cool characters. I want to keep reading!

I knew it was an anime, but I read it properly for the first time. I'm not familiar with soccer at all, but it's a moving game that makes me get so detailed that I think I'll watch it properly next time!

I don't know much about soccer, but it was very interesting and exciting to read. It was very interesting and I was addicted to it.

Even though I've never watched a sports manga, I thought this was interesting! It would be nice if the characters had lots of personality

I miss the day when the original author went through “As God Says” from 1 to 2, and when I started reading it, I miss the day when I started reading it, thinking “I wonder if it's a common death game thing ~ (in magazines) at the flow reading level.” It was a work that betrayed me the most in a good sense. I bought it because it was Kinjo's work. I've seen the incitement that it's a death game where people don't die, but there's no doubt about it. People don't die, but they are increasingly being dropped off the stage, and the ability to write “death” of an athlete's life was reminiscent of what God said.

You can meet a variety of characters! I can find a recommendation! Above all, the depiction of the game is beautiful, so it's fun just watching. A recommended comic I definitely want you to watch!

I wasn't interested in soccer at all, but I enjoyed it! The settings are also unrealistic yet drawn in, and it makes me want to read the next one.

I think it's a work that even people who don't like Spokon will be drawn in and fall in love with it! It's quite different from Daido's Spokon ‼ it's thrilling with psychological warfare and brain battles ‼ it's not an ordinary sports comic, like everyone working together..., so if you try it out, you'll definitely be hooked ‼

Speaking of soccer, it's Tsubasa's generation, so I thought it might be a modern version with similar content, but I was betrayed in a good sense! It's a new Spokon!

This work has unique characteristics such as goosebumps story development where electricity flows through the back, such as survival matches for the future and the Japanese national team scramble

Up until now, sports things have been about friendship, effort, and respect, but this is different! All you need to do to get ahead is just ego! It's about how to sell yourself and how to win. All the elite collected are FW, is there soccer like this? I was surprised, but it certainly might be an amazing game if everyone were attacked... this point of view wasn't seen in the existing story

It's an interesting vector work that's completely different from common sports comics! Speaking of the royal road of sports comics, I think it's a system where teams work hard and win... this work is the exact opposite. It doesn't matter if you have a team, it feels like a survival game where the ego puts all your survival at stake. It's the opposite of the royal road, yet it's amazing because it's interesting. Starting with the main character, Kiyoshi Seiichi, the process of each facing their own challenges and evolving into egoists while colliding with rivals is intense. Interacting with rivals is also interesting, and it's great that there are so many attractive characters.

The gap between playing Hachiraku and everyday life is terrible! Reo is also the difference between Nagi and the others! I can make all kinds of suggestions! Even if I don't understand soccer at all, my tension rises so much, and not only is Kiyoshi's simple joy when he wins the game, but also a sense of elation that is really conveyed all the way here, and I really enjoy it!

It's a story about Battle Royale from Hell where 300 high school students are thrown into jail in order to select the pinnacle of players in a certain position in soccer. I was first surprised that it was an amazing idea. If you don't get to the top of the mount, you won't be satisfied with your meal. Those who drop out will never be selected as World Cup players. If players were selected like this in the real world, it would be tempting to rush in and think that there is no doubt that Japan itself, let alone athlete candidates, will be banned from the World Cup forever because they have taken away their dignity as serious players. Maybe that too is in accordance with the calculation. I think whether you can watch it as a hard fantasy, and whether you'll be addicted to all the good-looking players is probably the boundary between whether or not you can get swamped by this film. I think it's there as a creative work. I'm enjoying it as a wild soccer fantasy.

The friendship between Sengiri and Kunigami is intense!! Team Z's bonds... and there are plenty of other highlights. I bought it all at once. It's a work I want everyone to see.

This is a soccer comic like never before. It's not youth or anything, it's a serious brain play, and this is also a work that makes me read more and more while being thrilled. I recommend Bachira-kun.

I want to read it with my family, but since I bought it with my own e-book, I'm worried that I can't share it because other books I don't want to be seen get caught.