Reviews for Welcome to the Ballroom Manga

I don't think dance comics have been this hot. It always makes me think it's a sports competition. After reading this comic, I felt like I'd be able to watch an acquaintance's dance recital with a little more interest.

I watched the anime first. The content is good and doesn't make you feel excited either! I love depicting people too!

I feel like the number of competitive dances has increased recently, but I don't get used to liking one picture now. It's interesting, but I like all of this.

I thought it was a ballroom dance manga, but once I read it, I'm addicted to it! Sengoku is so cool ♡

Even though it's a horror picture, the reality is that the content is a straight game of passion and sweat, and there are also cool places unique to comics

I watched the anime and was curious about the original, so I went here. Once I started reading it, I became more and more obsessed. It's good that the main character is a plain boy at the start! When the background of each character comes into view, each conflict comes into view, and I'm more and more fleshed out, and I'm even more drawn into the characters and story!

I read it because it was going to be animated. The introduction to the first dance was a bit abrupt, but once you grab it, you won't let go, and it's irresistible. Impressive drawing power! A fascinating scene! I'm looking forward to volume 10 to see what kind of world the main character will show us in the future...

I watched the anime and read one volume! The outline of ballroom dancing is explained in an easy-to-understand manner, and the depiction is also moving, which makes me interested in ballroom dancing itself. Even though the main character is a beginner, he has his own strengths, and I'm looking forward to his future growth ♬

The heat is amazing. It seems like it's coming all the way. The development of the story is also disturbing and interesting, but it feels like there aren't many depictions of rivals and other pair groups in the tournament, which is somewhat unsatisfactory. Are you looking forward to future stories?

It's a work that draws you into the appeal of competitive dance and the cute charm of Takayokun. I can't take my eyes off the protagonist, who is worried and immersed in it. It's a sight to see how they grow in a sensory world. Depictions are expressive in works where you can feel movement. It has also been made into an animation, so it's a work you can enjoy.

I happened to watch a ballroom dance match, and when I thought it was an amazing world, I bought the original ballroom dance anime because it was about to begin. Up to 9 volumes have been released, but I think it's still early for the protagonist to grow up. I like the depiction with a sense of speed. The manga was interesting too, but I think it would be better if it were a moving anime. I'm looking forward to it.

There are other dance comics, but I think this one depicts dance scenes in quite elaborate detail. I want to see how the main character wakes up to dancing and grows as soon as possible!

It's wonderful to be able to put this much effort into competitive dancing. There wasn't anything I could put myself into, and I haven't been able to work this hard...

Ballroom dancing... I remember watching it every week because I used to do it in variety shows! It's really nice to be able to immerse yourself in what you like

That's why I read it again! I really like pictures, and each and every person who appears becomes a fan not only of the main character (laughs) but of all the characters that appear... it's such a wonderful story! I'm curious about the continuation!

I don't know dance at all, but it was a work that made me feel like I was watching dance right in front of me. The main character's sense of dance and places where he says he likes it, likes it and is irresistible, and his guts to make it a thing through practice that I've forgotten time are amazing.

The screen is full of dynamism with brushstrokes that make you get used to drawing. When it comes to game scenes, the partners' elaborate costumes are also fun. It was cut to show movement, and you can tell from the picture that the fabric is glittering and stretchy. I read everyone's reviews, but is it true that “my body line is strange”?? I thought it was beautiful without difficulty. (Well, the style is good, though) shake it off! The expression to the point where the arm stretches out is thought to be ants, and rather, it looks like it has momentum. A dancer version of “Hajime ● Step” in which a flamboyant but sporadic, timid, and serious bullied kid moves forward? (Laughter) Running in, doing lots of exercise, training, and dancing gracefully... even when I watch social dance, I don't have half the amount of exercise. However, the next volume isn't coming out easily... it seems like nearly 2 years have passed since I bought up to 8 volumes that are currently being distributed... that is a negative point.

I wasn't really interested in dancing and ballroom dancing at first, but it was interesting when I started reading it! I'm getting more and more drawn in. The protagonist's rival? Hyodo-kun from is cool again. I think people who often read classic shonen manga will like it.

A story about ballroom dancing. I don't like pictures, but there is something that draws me in. It's painful that the next volume doesn't come out easily...