Reviews for Shojo Fight Manga

There are a lot of male characters in sports comics, and I get a little bored, but this one is so interesting that I can read more and more! I don't know the rules of volleyball or anything like that, so there's no problem even if you just read it!

At first I started reading it, wondering what it was like, but now I'm really addicted to it. I wish I had started reading sooner, Neri-san is awesome. Atsuko, Oshisan, Kagami, and everyone else are awesome. I will continue to read it, thank you, I love it. Well then, please do your best again.

A coming-of-age story where each protagonist faces their own self in volleyball. It burns my soul and comes up with answers all over my body... I'm struck by that. There are also many quotes that resonate with the heart, and it's a work that cheers you up when you read it. The props that appear in the story and the world surrounding the main characters are also full of sense, and that is one of the attractions.

I thought it was just a sports comic, but that's not the case. It was packed with various elements such as the characters' conflicts, worries, love, etc., and it was very readable!! I'm worried about the continuation of this work!

I'm afraid of people appearing in real life in this comic... but I'm curious and keep reading it. I'm reading it hoping for the protagonist's happiness.

It was really interesting when I read it wondering what it was like. It's not just a sports manga, it's very interesting because each character's conflicts and heart movements are carefully depicted. Super recommended

Since it's a volleyball comic, I bought it assuming it was a sports comic, but it disappointed my expectations in a good sense. The members' characters are also easy to understand, and I think they are very easy to read. However, there were times when I didn't know who the characters with similar faces were along the way... but it was interesting to include that.

I think it's the best volleyball comic I've ever read. I am moved by the many words that speak to my heart.

My first impression is that the picture is characteristic. The clean design makes it easy to read. As I read on, I was drawn in more and more and I couldn't stop. Addicted to it

Shonen Jump's hugely popular volleyball manga Haikyu!! It was also interesting, but once I experienced the story of Girls' Fight and how the characters were made... I couldn't go back. There are only rich people who have surpassed their degrees, so the setting is Haikyu!! It's much more realistic, but this is overwhelmingly realistic in how to draw a human being. Also, there are a lot of golden statements scattered around. It's a sports manga that you can keep reading even when you're an adult.

Buy the author. I don't know if that was the intention, but I think one of the themes of this author's work is “digestion (sublimation) of anger.” Rather than anger that everyone has felt, I feel like anger against a very specific episode that the author felt in middle and high school. There are many early works that criticize the immaturity and cruelty peculiar to that era by capturing them as individual personalities and criticizing them. As the work is renewed, the number of depictions that respect each position and way of thinking has increased, and the worldview and story feel surreal to support this. Despite the fact that most of the characters are teenagers, they have all been refined to look like living adults for 60 years, and although there is no sense of reality, it's very interesting as a story. I think so, especially from around the G line. I think it would be possible to overcome the unreasonable mess of youth in such a smart way if I dealt with my years of knowledge. The detailed explanation of volleyball techniques is not a human drama about volleyball, and is it just the intention that they want to be accepted as a sports comic? But I think the main focus is on the world view and story.

It's a youth volleyball comic!! There are lots of youth elements and it's interesting.

It's hot valley fever. It's different from ordinary sports comics. The other side of the players is the main one, so it's interesting that it progresses in such a way that it doesn't matter what the progress of the volleyball game is

It's not just a women's volleyball manga, but the main character: Oishi Rei (Oishineri), has a lot of weight applied to depicting the mental conflicts and growth of the characters around her, and it is a work that is worth reading. What is remarkable is the deep kindness of the characters, starting with Ren. These are not only superficial things, but there are also things that are difficult to understand at first glance, and it may be better to think of volleyball simply as a stage setting. In terms of nuance, it's like Adachi Mitsuru sensei's baseball manga. It has been serialized in the magazine “Evening” for a long time, but I recommend the style of reading it in a book. I love this work, so if you are interested after reading the reviews, please read it.

An unusual volleyball comic. There is a habit in the pattern, so there may be resistance until you start reading it, but since the story design and characters are fascinating, you won't be able to stop reading it once you start reading it. There's also the volleyball scene, but I think the romance pattern is also fascinating about this work. I love it.

I've been waiting.? Sport meeting & romance! The match, of course! I'm excited to see what kind of initiatives they have next because they are convinced and impressed by the practice content?

It's a heart-shaking comic. I've been a fan of the author since the Yanmaga era, but it's a Bible that I want to keep in my school library. “Is it the volleyball comic “I'm TUEEE”?” You may think this at first, but first, the “words” of the characters come into play. And when the poison of those words began to surround me, I noticed how well the frame was divided and the story unfolded. The author himself was also mentioned, but there are places where the movement is slightly exaggerated, but it is a comic that is actually read by professional volleyball people, so please read it anyway!