Reviews for Giant Killing Manga

I'm glad I was able to read something in a genre I don't usually read. I don't think I really like the story

It's a soccer comic about the coach, not the players. If you don't know soccer, it's a little difficult to get started at first, but it includes various elements such as player development, team building, management, etc., and it's interesting as you read on!

I read the manga. It feels like a solid start, but I want to read the next one too.

The start was the best!! After that, I wonder if things that are a bit lacklustered go well together or what.

I read it while thinking that people from various positions are involved in ETU with various thoughts. You can enjoy it even if you don't know much about soccer.

This is a work I was interested in because I liked soccer comics. Before I knew it, I had been reading up to 3 volumes at once. Every character is so passionate that it makes me read it hard.

Soccer manga currently being serialized in Weekly Morning. It's a stylish picture typical of a youth magazine, and it's a manga that focuses on the director and tactics, and has a novel perspective. Takeshi Tatsumi, who was a legendary star player at Tokyo East United (ETU), played an active role as the manager of England's lower leagues after his retirement. ETU's results after leaving Tatsukai were poor, and they were content with a lower position in the J.League. The story begins when the front desk decides to invite Tatsumi as a trump card to revive the club. Will Tatsumi be able to rebuild a sluggish club? Please be sure to read the blockbuster soccer manga that has been published in over 40 comics.

If you like soccer, I recommend it! There are quite deep soccer theories, so both those who have never played soccer and those who have experienced soccer can enjoy it.

When I thought of it as a normal soccer comic, the director was the main character. surprise! And it's interesting!

If you like soccer, you'll find it interesting! The main character and development are interesting

Soccer comics viewed from At first, I thought it was a director's comic, but it's interesting because it also describes how difficult it is for a weak club team. It can't be helped, but I wonder if there are too many representative players

The depiction of soccer tactics and skills is also realistically depicted, but the inside story of the management side, supporters, and behind the scenes is also interesting.

Unbeknownst to me, I'm addicted to it, and I keep buying it! I can't help but wonder if ETU will win the championship from now on, or if Tsubaki will continue to grow further and surpass Tatsumi. Unlike a book, you can easily read the entire volume on the go, so it's great to be able to reread it over and over again.

Cho is interesting! I'm really worried about the continuation!!? The characters that come up are so good!!

Unlike sports comics for boys, the content is deep. So I recommend it to those who aren't satisfied with normal sports soul comics!

It's interesting, and I'm curious about the continuation. I'm drawn in when I read it, but anyway, it's been a long time. I'm getting bored. And sometimes I get annoyed with the director. If a director like this actually existed... I have a feeling that it would still be impossible in Japan today.

I used to watch anime a lot. I'm not good at sports stuff, but this is interesting and I can read it!

It's a story where the main character is the coach, not the soccer player. If the protagonist's position is different, the information the reader can get will also be different, so it was interesting.

There is an image that sports manga directors up until now have a slightly supporting role, but I feel like director Tatsumi is going to do something, so I'm turning the pages more and more.

I don't know much about soccer, and I don't read many soccer comics, but this work was easy to read and interesting.