Reviews for Medalist Manga

I read the entire volume before watching the anime, but it was seriously so hot and it made me cry, so I was so immersed in it! I wonder why I didn't know about the existence of this work until now... The sense of speed, emotion, etc. of figure skating are also well depicted, and I am very satisfied... Hurry up, continue quickly!!

Above all else, the pictures are good and I feel like I can sketch them out. I want to support the main character all the time. I'm looking forward to the future

Paintings with a sense of speed and occasional painting-like expression. The story and the characters, each with their own personality, are all great! But number one is Inori's cuteness!!

It was a work that conveyed the difficulty and awesomeness of hard work, not in a pretty way, but realistically. There are no miracles. It's just what you've built up that shapes who you are now. But I also have myself who can't help but wish for a miracle... It's a work that shakes such emotions all over the place.

Among the works animated this season, is this the most plain work from around the beginning of Heisei? It's the layer I watched from a distance from the way it looked, but it gradually became a hot topic and quickly took 1st place in the ranking, and the reason for this work was that I understood right after reading it, that if it's a normal author who is good at organizing the story in another dimension, he draws everything he wants to draw and worsens the tempo or put in everyday parts to prolong the life of the work, and on the contrary, makes it ugly, but I came across this work on skates that are really good at cutting useless depictions It definitely makes me want to draw the entanglements of unique friends or everyday life, but if you cut the mess between the anguish and injury at the beginning of the rough cut, you can finish the biggest rival show on 1 page, but it holds down the key points that don't make you think it's lacking, so that alone connects the story, has a good tempo, and perfectly separates what is necessary and what is useless is amazing figure skating, if you say it's an amazing subject with acting or skill But speaking more, I was impressed that if I had Hanyu Ya as the main character, it's generally OK to draw a well-done comic so far, and what makes me want to cheer even though it's usually too unrealistic is probably that the scene at the beginning of school works, and there's no need after that, and the cleanness that doesn't depict school life is also amazing. Speaking of how clean it is also amazing to be clean and medalist from a title like the early Heisei manga I wrote earlier I don't notice that there is such a caloric content from such a subdued title. Is the author usually a samurai or a samurai? Is it a sub-episode with cute characters explaining the work with the title or soft, weak, etc.? I don't need that! Am I the type that laughs a lot since I'm a tough guy? I was moved to read that it would show something new in spite of directly denying the fashion of the times, but it can't be helped that I want to watch more stories about older sisters and tsun-tsun-cat, it's probably a skating work, and baseball and shogi, but since there are monsters in the real world, I think the last one will be quick, but I wanted to look forward to drawing something next

I'm very sorry for the author even after this manga was piled up flat and gradually picked up, but it was so hard for me to get my hands on the picture. I read it because I happened to have a chance to read it. I'm still worried about the poor balance between the face and body in the picture, but it was honestly interesting, and before I knew it, I fell in love with it. It's been a long time since I came across a work that was surprising in a good sense.

When I was actually watching the figures on TV, I didn't really understand the judges and point addition system, but there were many easy-to-understand explanations in the story. The skating scene is completely consistent with the actual movement of the skater skating, and it's vivid in a good sense.

It is a work that all mankind should read. Adults are also thrilled. The feelings of each character are carefully depicted, and it is worth reading.

I've been listening to it before, but it was the first time I watched it since it was made into an anime. I'll be very clear. It is one of the top three in the 2025 winter anime. Medalist, fully trained. I feel like unnamed memory is a hit. But now it's 23:59 on January 31, 2025! I don't have time to write reviews anymore! Anyway, please read it!

I want the fact that I have this kind of dream to grow steadily and end up saying it at the end. I'm looking forward to future content.

Tsukasa, whose dream of continuing to skate is shattered, reaches out to Inori, a girl who is struggling for her dream of skating. The relationship between the coach and the players, who are moving towards their dreams together, is warm. Despite the fact that Inori is much younger, I also like Tsukasa's polite manner of speaking.

The characters are all personalities, and the mud that seems to be in the real sports world has been thoroughly eliminated, so it feels good after reading. Keep an eye out for the teacher-pupil duo aiming for the top.

I hadn't read any skating works, so it was fresh and very interesting. The characters are charming and I really want to support them.

I think it's difficult to clearly express the three-dimensional movement called figure skating in a two-dimensional comic, but with Tsurumaikada-sensei's drawing power and expressive power, even those who don't know how to skate can enjoy it!

I'm excited. How far can you go with Noriji Tsukasa, who wants to start later than the other kids in Japan, a country that is a figure powerhouse? Both Inori and Tsukasa are expressive, so their reactions are fun. Love, passion, and impatience, rivals, talent, and effort. It was interesting that all of my favorite sports comics were included.