Reviews for Giant Killing Manga

This review contains spoilers. I somehow knew the name Giant Killing, but it was only recently that I learned that it was a sport, and I thought it was a baseball comic about defeating the absolute king of professional baseball. Actually, it's a soccer comic where the soccer coach is the main character. Soccer comics with about the number of stars, a unique work that paves the way with the wisdom of a director with a strong personality like a unique monster based on an old shonen manga taste, where the weak and small team knocks away the strong ones while the strong ones are assigned to the top. I love works that fascinate me with their intellect, so I'm happy. I like the exhilarating feeling of laughing fearlessly against strong enemies and defeating them. It's no wonder that it's being made into media. It is full of human-smelling charm.

This review contains spoilers. I learned about the term giant killing in this work. As a sporone comic, the big upset where the weak team wins against the strong team is an iron plate story, but there is reality in the process leading up to that point, and it has an appeal not found in other works.

This review contains spoilers. It's interesting. It's a story where the main character, who retired from active duty early and was a coach overseas, leads the team as a coach in a team that was active during his active career. I'm fascinated by the manager who often looks at the team as if he doesn't think about anything.

This review contains spoilers. This story is too appropriate for the title GIANT KILLING. I know very well how to show soccer to look cool!! Even though they are weak, there is no relationship between players who are proud to be professionals and coaches who want to strengthen their former team, but that's great! I'm excited to see what happens to camellias and what ETU becomes!

This review contains spoilers. It was made into an anime over 10 years ago, and it's interesting, so I bought comics, and I'm still chasing them. Tatsumi's strategy, the players' changes of mind, and conflicts are all interesting. Since it's a story about the J.League, there are so many clubs and characters, but each one has its own personality, and it's interesting to be able to see the background, such as how the club is managed. I can cry softly afterwards. I cried so much when Tatsumi kicked the soccer ball. Really, the one called Tatsumi. I want to know the depths of Tatsumi's heart. Really, that's cool. I haven't finished up to date yet, but growing camellias is really interesting. It's a comic that I'm looking forward to seeing how it ends at the end, and it seems like it could be a sad end, and there are highlights from volume to volume, so it's interesting and really makes me want to follow it until the end.

This review contains spoilers. It's a very fresh manga, slightly different from sports manga. The pictures are also easy to see and read, and I read them quickly.

This review contains spoilers. I've reread all the comics over and over again. No matter how many laps you go, you won't get bored. The amount is worth reading every time, so I'll follow it until completion ‼