Reviews for Giant Killing Manga

I wonder how many years have passed since I started reading this work? In the book clock, I'm hesitant to recommend a work that is 19 years since the start of serialization, where 1 year is about to pass, and it's hard to reread, but do you love soccer comics?

This tingling feeling before the decisive battle is amazing! If possible, I want them to win this game and it will be the deciding match for the championship at home. The way it gets excited is amazing!

It's a club soccer comic (I'm not familiar with soccer, so I'm not sure if it fits this interpretation lol). Tatsuumi came back to his original club as a coach, and I believe it will be a reversal drama from there (I believe). I've forgotten how many volumes it is, but I really like the fact that Tatsumi talks to the players about his feelings for soccer!!

A long game where you can enjoy professional soccer from various perspectives. It's a one-of-a-kind soccer comic, and it's easy to forget the essential league matches, even though they've finally dabbled in the Japanese national team.

I love director Takeshi Tatsumi! Director Tatsumi's words strike my heart every time, and I'm moved and empowered!! My field of play isn't soccer, but I want to raise my students even better and level them up!! I want everyone to bump into each other while cooperating and helping each other to clear their goals!! With that in mind, I read it every time. It's almost time, and I'm rooting for the title ✨!! Hang in there ETU!!

The very concept of Giant Killing is a major factor in making shonen manga a hit, isn't it? There's no reason not to get excited.

It's a manga that makes us think about what is necessary for the weak to defeat the strong. I've only read it halfway through, but I'm looking forward to it more and more, and it's amazing.

The main character who was also promising as a player? The story begins when Tatsumi suddenly strives to be the manager of a team that is now under 10,000 years old. That's where the downturn starts! Once I started reading it, it was irresistible for soccer lovers ((o ('∀`) o)) I couldn't stop wow wow, and I was able to read it all at once! Please read it once.

There are soccer players' growth stories, but I was paralyzed by the perspective of being a coach. The team really changes for better or worse depending on the manager. The picture of the team growing is well depicted, which is interesting.

The setting where the main character is the coach, not the players, and the passionate development with the theme of upsetting is exquisite and interesting. I also like the fact that the people surrounding the team are clearly depicted.

It's really nice to be stable, isn't it good that it seems like it's actually likely

There are a lot of soccer comics, but this comic is interesting, so I bought it all at once. There are a lot of good words coming up, and I recommend it.

I'm addicted to comics for the first time in a while. There are quite a few surprising words, and it makes me want to read the next issue as soon as possible.

It deeply depicts human relationships, so I wanted to look back at it over and over again, and I was able to read it without getting tired of it.

Coach Blanc has a good feeling, so I enjoy reading the national team game volume.

There are still only words that resonate in my heart. I want to read more soon.

It's a work that will draw you in even if you don't know soccer! Not only is the players' play written in detail about the coach and supporters, etc., so you won't get bored at all! The more I read it, the more I was curious about the next one and ended up reading it! I started to be interested in professional soccer after reading this book! I wasn't interested in soccer at all, but I learned a lot by putting together the big stage called pro soccer from various perspectives in such an easy-to-understand manner! It's a really interesting work, so be sure to read it!

A difficult game with a team fighting for relegation in the midst of a battle for the championship. This is an important volume in Giant Killing, which depicts how teams win while there are players who are unwell on their way back to the national team, and how the players overcome the malfunction and grow.