Reviews for Shojo Fight Manga

this is interesting! I don't think there are any other volleyball comics that have made it this far.

Let's buy it. I'll probably back off. The paintings are unique, but if you don't mind them, they're cool! At first I thought it would be cool, but the characters of the characters were good and the story was interesting, so I didn't get carried away right away. There are all kinds of sports love friendships, and all of them are strong. It's fun to read even if you're not familiar with ballet, and it's exciting because the romance aspect is mentally fueled by the way the scenes are shown and the feelings of the characters. The main character, Rei, has a painful past, but her connections with people who can see after starting to work hard are strengthening her. I'm still in the middle of going uphill, but I'm looking forward to seeing Nen-chan and her friends grow ♪

It's a unique work for ballet manga. It's better to think of it as a human drama through volleyball rather than a ballet main. Do the characters have different heartbreaks, such as childhood friends, friends, and seniors who appear around the main character Rei (Neri)? It's wonderful that they grow little by little since they have them! Of course, it's fun enough as a volleyball.

The main character used to be such a volleyball girl that she was active in a powerful team. This is a story where they fall into distrust of humanity due to an incident, and although they hide themselves, they find their own place in a new environment, develop friendships, and grow. It's a youth manga with love too. A unique touch. But it's a clean and beautiful design (makes me want to personally paint? ...). If you pay attention to the props and backgrounds, there are things that show off the author's sense, which is quite interesting, isn't it?

The subject is volleyball, but it's different from sports comics. All of them are girls with some kind of distortion. If you change your perspective on what they are suffering from, the truth may be different. The characters meet their friends through volleyball, face themselves, and grow. A human drama full of many quotes

If anything, it's a story about human relationships, so I think we can share likes and dislikes. I think it's interesting.

It's also fun to read in volleyball. The human relationships involving the main character are also interesting.

The agony of geniuses mixed with ordinary people. The joy of being able to play an active role to the fullest in a place where that genius can demonstrate his talents. I haven't experienced it as an ordinary person, but I can often depict the main character's depression and joy.

It's a slightly different pattern, but it was very interesting! The main character has a straight personality, and I just empathized with it.

It's a fun comic about volleyball, friendship, and romance. Personally, I don't really like the picture on the cover, but when I read it, I didn't like it at all.

It's a volleyball comic, but it's packed with a lot of elements, and it's really interesting! The picture also has its own characteristics, which is nice!

The main character, Rei, is originally an older sister and wants to be spoiled (almost against women), but after her older sister's death, she doesn't show up easily and keeps a distance from people, but the people around her (mostly women) who can't let go of her natural youngest temperament, and volleyball, which she is obsessed with so much that her eye color changes, makes Ren grow dependable. For some reason, the main character is more popular with women than men, and the passionate friendship between women, and each of the characters seems to have a thick chest. I recommend it because it has a nice appearance and a reliable, thick content

For some reason I thought it was a gag comic style, but it's serious and the main character moves forward while being traumatized... it's a nice feeling

Volleyball comics are rare, aren't they? Although it's a sports comic, it has romantic elements and a lot of friendship, so you can enjoy it quite empathically.

I don't know anything about volleyball, but I enjoyed reading it. I love the story where the main character in the club activity manga is Cheat. Speaking of common, it's common, but... if the female characters were a little cuter, there would be no complaints