Reviews for Blue Lock Manga

Student sports comics are mostly stories that keep the importance of team play in mind, but this is a completely different approach, so it's new. Originally, strikers aren't good in the world unless they're a bunch of egoists, but it's been said for a long time that Japan doesn't have enough of that. The more I read it, the more excited I was.

There are a lot of sports comics, but this is the first time I've seen a comic about soccer! (There are several works...) If you say you love soccer, there may be people who feel a little uncomfortable >_< (I wonder if there are people who enjoy reading it) Personally, I like it because it's a really novel comic, but... It was very interesting in terms of content! (*'`*)

It's different from the royal road where soccer boys aim for the championship with their friends, but it's interesting. If you like boys, be sure to read it~

This is a soccer manga with a fictional setting and an unprecedented perspective. Speaking of soccer comics, the main character, regardless of whether they are students or professionals, belong to a team and work hard as a team to advance victory, but this manga is a bit different. It's an impossible setting, and you can fully enjoy it without being too realistic or interesting.

If you like soccer, this is a film you should watch. It's definitely impossible, but it's interesting.

Even though I don't know much about soccer, I enjoyed it. It's interesting to see the main character growing up.

I don't usually read sports comics, but it was interesting because it had a novel perspective.

It's pretty interesting. At first, I also liked sports comics, so I found them when I was looking for them. I wonder if it would be nice if I could kill time... so I wasn't expecting much, but when I started reading it, I was worried about the next episode and somehow I can't wait for the latest edition (laughs)

It's a sport thing, but it feels like never before. I'm worried about the protagonist's growth.

It's not just a sports comic. They were interested in a new perspective, and I was enthralled. I also like hot spokane comics, but I was taken aback by the indifferent, calm, and emotional changes that were hidden somewhere. I want to read more soon, and I'm really curious about what's going to happen and how far it will go.

By drawing and touching, I was able to immerse myself in this story, and I finished reading volume 1 in no time. The drawing is stable and good, so I don't feel any sense of incongruity even when I read it. The setting makes it difficult to separate the characters, and there are parts that are slightly indistinguishable. However, even if you don't remember the characters that appeared, you get the impression that it is easy to recognize individual characters based on play style, words, actions, etc. In terms of the story, I don't think it's necessary to memorize characters other than Team Z, so feel free to read it. I would like to continue subscribing in the future.

300 high school students were gathered at Prison Dormitory: Blue Rock based on the philosophy of being a FW full of egoism. Only 1 person can survive here! An intense survival game begins! This is an unusual soccer manga!

It's been a tough situation all the time, and I've been reading it, but I can't stop. I'm drawn in.

It's very interesting. The way of thinking that destroys the common sense of Japanese people who play soccer is super interesting. I love it.

I'm reading a story that isn't soccer in the shonen manga up until now, and I'm curious about the next one.

Super traps, space grasping, middle shots, etc. are probably soccer comics unique to Shonen Magazine, which should also be called deadly skills unique to characters. Since there are more elements than reality, such as system and training, centered around Shogakukan soccer manga, I wonder if soccer comics like this are also possible.

I liked the atmosphere of the picture, and when I read it, the story also had a slightly different feel from many sports comics, and I really liked it. There were also elements that made me feel a little nervous after reading only one volume, but it was a work I definitely wanted to keep reading in the future.