Reviews for DAYS Manga

It's a story about Tsukushi, who has no soccer experience, joining the soccer club of a powerful soccer school from high school and growing up while causing trouble to others. To be honest, I don't like the fact that there are useless pages inside, but I think this book is easy to read and understand.

It's fun that all the characters are unique. Soccer is a doctor I know very well. I don't usually read shonen manga, but they were easy to read.

The growth of the main character, Tsukushi, is very good. The story is also very interesting and I read it over and over again.

Personally, it's a pretty interesting work, but I don't feel like it's a work that makes me want to read more. I also feel that the characters are strong.

It's a common story about boys in high school soccer, but it's interesting because the characters are standing ‼️ It seems like a sports manga, and I'm addicted to it when I read it.

Like the main character, it made me feel like something might happen if I persevere single-mindedly and thoroughly. It's a comic about youth sports, and I feel like I was taught something like mental theory.

I'm an amateur who doesn't know much about soccer, but the main character just faces head-on, runs, runs, and changes the game with the members as a team. It's a work that makes my heart feel hot. I can't, but I'll do what I can. It's obvious, but it's difficult, isn't it? Do all the members look good-looking when you enter from the anime? Personally, I feel like the depiction of faces became sloppy after volume 15. The image at the beginning is more careful... so 4 stars?

This is the spo root. It's fun to read because it also makes me laugh. The main character is a cute guy who is chikurin but can't be hated, and I want to cheer for someone like this nearby. I'm so moved!

Not suitable for those who think this is impossible. The friendship between Tsukushi, who was a soccer amateur but continues to run single-mindedly in a muddy manner, and Kazama, a genius player who regained the fun of soccer from an encounter with Tsukushi, is very good. Furthermore, I like the unique members of Seiseki and the gags scattered all over the place.

On top of soccer amateurs, I think it's a high school club sport comic where the main character with motor tone deafness makes repeated efforts to find his own standing position... I think it's interesting in terms of story content... However, it's an amateur who has no sense of soccer at a prestigious soccer school and has never exercised to join the bench members right away ⁉ It's a bit of an impossible story, and I can't distort my sense of overdoing it ❗ Personally, I'm really attracted to this protagonist I don't feel it, and I feel that other characters stand out from the main character, and they stand out. I think I can draw a spin-off comic with any character ‼? With that said, ☆ one bonus.

This is a work where people take soccer seriously and grow while being influenced by people around them.

This is a work that makes you want to cheer for Tsukushi's clumsy yet hard work without giving up!! I'm looking forward to seeing what's going to happen ♪

After all, sports comics are good. There is no deviation! It's hot, and the feeling of being in the middle of youth is really nice. It's getting exciting up to this point.

I wonder what it is, once I start reading this comic, I can't stop. It's very interesting!

It was interesting to watch the anime, so once I started reading it, I became addicted to it. I'm worried about the continuation.

The passion for soccer and the sense of youth have been conveyed immensely. Personally, I don't really understand the rules, so it was a bit difficult.

I heard it was interesting and bought it. Tsukushi-chan is so cute that I can cry ★

It's interesting even though I think it's not real that the protagonist, who doesn't seem to join the athletic club, is getting better and better at soccer.

This is absolutely impossible! It's like, but I'm able to recognize once again that hard work and friends are wonderful, and I feel like I'm growing together with the main character.