Reviews for Medalist Manga

I highly recommend it to anyone who likes figure skating. I heard that the author was an experienced person, and I was convinced of the details of the explanation.

It's a very hot and funny figure comic! The figure skating scene is also very good!! If you read it while snuggling up to Minori and reading it with empathy to Tsukasa sensei, you can also look at it in a different way and enjoy it for a long time ~

I came across an amazing comic! I can't read without tears how Minori, who can't do anything better than people, grows through figure skating. And Tsukasa sensei's words seem like a role model for being close to children as adults. There is no doubt that you will be drawn in by the tremendous sense of realism and careful depiction! I recommend it with confidence. This is a divine comic.

I read up to 6 volumes at once! Tsukasa sensei and Nori are growing up so fast! Also, since I'm from Aichi prefecture, it reacts to places in Aichi that come up here and there. Looking forward to the future!

I read up to the latest 6 volumes at once, and the amount of heat is amazing. Strong willpower and trust to overcome adversity. Also, the glamor and harshness of figure skating, and the determination of people to take on the challenge in an extreme world. An overwhelming drawing power that can fully express all of them. How to draw comics that express even more complex techniques and evaluation systems in an easy-to-understand manner. The character's personality and charm. Everything is amazing, and every episode makes my head feel hot. A truly amazing passion and respect for skating. I salute this work and all the skaters.

A long time ago, there was a comic about girls with skates that I really loved. While feeling nostalgic, I also liked the pictures, so when I read them, I was addicted to sports stuff after all. It's a category of shonen manga, but the content and pictures are like sports girls' manga that I've read a long time ago, and now there's no clear line between girls and boys, and the old lady who just likes manga became very happy. Keep reading (chasing) until you reach the top

I bought it because the pictures were characteristic and I was fascinated by the visuals of the two main characters in volume 1. It's a sporane story where a young former ice dancer who gave up on his dream and a shy girl set the same goal of winning a gold medal and challenge the unique and formidable athletes that appear in every episode. As I watch Inori's growth as the volume progresses, I'm amazed that there are a lot of things I can learn from athletes even when I get older, and it's good to be brave... There are also many quotes in the story, and every time I finish reading the latest issue, I reread it from volume 1. Recently, I read an interview article where the author said that he was actually learning to skate, which also served as an interview, and I fell in love with it even more. Can these two become real medalists...? I will be subscribing while keeping an eye out for future developments!

I first found this work at a bookstore, and there was a pop story about figure skating that it was extremely good, so I was curious and bought up to 2 volumes here. In addition to the story, the pictures were wonderful, and in particular, the smiles of the characters were sparkling, which was so wonderful. The depiction of skating is also drawn very carefully, and the expression when jumping is also depicted very realistically. I wanted to read the continuation of the story, so I went to the bookstore and bought volumes 1 to 6 all at once. This is a work I want to read on paper...! I don't think you'll regret it, so if you're unsure, be sure to buy it.

At first, there was a part where I couldn't keep up with the character's intense enthusiasm (laughs), but as I got used to it, I was drawn into my serious feelings for figure skating. I've only read up to 2 volumes yet, but I can't stand it and write my impressions! Aim to win the first tournament. Do you rush to learn the 2-turn jump from your coach, or improve your overall quality and dance? There are advantages and disadvantages to both choices, and you are told to make your own decisions. Whichever one you choose, the main character, who was always encouraged to lead, chose “I want to be a skater who can do wonderful dances.” Also, it was really nice to be able to feel the attitude of the author who is seriously trying to show figure skating by showing a level up that overwhelms those around them by spinning and winning. The level of jumping will increase steadily in the future, and I wanted to cheer them on. Inori, Coach, and the supporting characters are all deeply crafted, and it's worth reading.

It was so interesting that I couldn't wait for the book to be released, and I started following the continuation in magazines that were being serialized. The tempo is good, and there's a sense of realism, so you can enjoy it even if you don't know anything about skating. Both the main character and teacher are so hard at work and so cute that I want to cheer them on.

Anyway, it's great, I like it. The pictures are cute, beautiful, and full of dynamism and power. Each facial expression is detailed and the feelings are conveyed in an easy-to-understand manner. I like them all.

I've been reading from volume 1, but every volume is so interesting that I want to read the next volume as soon as possible ('・ω・`) This is such a hot manga!

It makes me want to cheer for the main character and coach because they're smelly but single-mindedly working hard for their dreams and the feeling that they're desperately trying to make their dreams come true!

The coolness and awesomeness of chasing dreams, and the coolness of being able to say that I like what I like. I'm moved by that sight

It's really interesting! The skating teacher-pupil relationship between an elementary school girl and an adult male is wonderful because they are genuinely aiming for excellence in sports. It comically depicts the teacher's richness of sensitivity, but the content is severe. I want you to lend me the 4 volume performances and videos of the teacher...!

The main character, the girl, works so hard that I naturally want to cheer for her. It's a comic where all expressions, including desperate faces, crying faces, and laughing faces, are fascinating and drawn in. The story is also classic and hot as a sports comic, so I can recommend it to men and women of all ages.

The style is cute, but the content is pretty severe. It's fun to get a glimpse into the world of serious athletes.

FS (figure skating) was explained in quite a bit of detail, and since the content allows people to naturally acquire FS knowledge as the main character grows, it was a comic that both FS lovers and FS beginners can enjoy. The protagonist, who is no good at the scenario, stands up and wins a gold medal at the Olympics! The goal was properly set, and there were rivals of the same age and pretty strong rivals, so it felt like I could read it for a long time, right?

After all, sport roots are the best! It's a comic that makes me think. It gets really hot.