Reviews for Blue Lock Manga

This review contains spoilers. It was great to be able to see a relaxed scene instead of a bee-billed scene for the first time. I felt like I was looking at normal high school boys and they were cool in plain clothes

This review contains spoilers. I'm talking about the battle between Rin and Kiyoshi, but I was excited about the battle between Sae and Rin in in the Japanese national team match. I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of development it will be in Noah vs. Loki starting next time

This review contains spoilers. This work was recommended by people, but left unattended for a long time. I watched the movie Episode Nagi and read 30 volumes at once. When I started reading it, I immediately thought, was this work inspired by comments made by Honda when he became the representative? What I felt. “Teamwork was born out of it. After all, it's individual (ability). I remember making comments like “The representative thinks I'll come out first.” Goals and infatuation born from a strong hungry spirit. Realizing ideals. No, it's just psychology, isn't it? While reading it, “that theory” and “this theory” came to mind, and I was a little thrilled. Of course, sports psychology is also included, but in fact, there are many things that also apply to career theory, which was very interesting. It's also called a “crazy soccer manga,” but if you have money and weight, isn't this method still going to level up? I thought (laughs) Of course, only people like Sudden Death who can keep standing in a backwater battle would be useless. It seems that disrespectful expressions for national teams and soccer federations have also been mentioned, but I'm convinced that it's definitely a deformation of what many people feel. While thinking that this is terrible since high school students, I also have conflicting thoughts about whether hunger is different from people who play soccer for a living. I wonder if it's Kaiser's childhood or something like that. There is almost no such thing as respecting superiors or acting in common sense in this work (laughs), everyone, including adults, fouls from a pictorial point of view, and it gets particularly bad when dopamine is at full throttle (laughs), and I also feel that it emphasizes “not like Japan.” Maybe being so cheeky makes you stand out. It's probably no in the real world of Japan (laughs), but I don't want to imitate good kids (laughs), and I want to make a collection of fashionable lines that make me laugh every time (laughs). (lol) I wonder if a collection of idiot statements by Zantetsu would be fine. I haven't watched stupid lines in a long time, so please pinch them in once in a while (laughs) I wonder if volume 31 is a battle and defense with Bracon Rin. The settlement will probably be reached. It goes on sale next week, so I'm looking forward to it. No, but I'm surprised at the matching of voice actors in the anime. The producer is amazing. Additional notes: Volume 31. It felt insanely short! in a blink of an eye! The sense of speed is amazing! Postscript: Volume 33. It's hot. Let your ego come out and pierce your ego.

This review contains spoilers. I started watching anime, and I like comics more than anime because they have an amazing sense of speed and power. Fighting against an opponent you were originally friends with is a bit complicated, but each match has new tactics and techniques (?) It's a very interesting thing to use and make it really annoying. The characters are egoists, each unique and have various pasts, so it's difficult to make a recommendation.

This review contains spoilers. They are people who have dedicated their lives to soccer, and have been practicing since childhood peculiar to death game sports, where they face off against players gathered in soccer related matches and cannot represent Japan if they lose. Being told that those people can't represent Japan is tantamount to being told that their lives up until now have been wasted. How cruel is that

This review contains spoilers. It was pretty interesting, so I bought the whole volume. Other sports comics are about youth and tears, but Blue Rock is a story about turning FW into an egoist, kicking him down in a place like a famous prison to train his hungry spirit and making him a world-leading striker, and I wonder if that made sense even then? The players worked hard to train their own weapons and make new ones, and got through numerous shambles. Who will become the best in the world?