Reviews for Teppu Manga

A story about a girl who is versatile in sports and a girl who has returned from Brazil to fight in mixed martial arts

Is it really interesting that the characters are slightly unique?

The main character, the girl who can do anything, is cool, but she has a crooked personality. I'm looking forward to seeing what happens when I encounter martial arts!

It was interesting, but the last one was a dragonfly with a broken butt. As for martial arts, it wasn't ridiculous; it was realistic.

In terms of design, I thought it was a fight fighting manga from a shonen magazine, and when I started reading it, it was a serious mixed martial arts thing from a youth magazine. It's a story where the main character, who was working in an overwhelming state of warriors in the volleyball club, comes into contact with martial arts from an accident, and gradually progresses on the path to mixed martial arts in order to surpass opponents he can't beat even with his own roots karate and strong physical strength. First, what's interesting is that the main character has a pretty dark personality. I was frustrated because I was not satisfied in the volleyball club because I was proud to overwhelm anyone, and the trend of devoting myself more deeply to martial arts while using my dark passion as food is very intense in order to get a sense of satisfaction where I am overwhelmed by prey that has jumped into my field of vision on the contrary, to gain a sense of satisfaction where I am genuinely liberated and slammed with all my strength without grudge or revenge. There aren't many demo moves or impossible moves that are common in martial arts comics, but there are also parts that are unfortunate because they show actions that organize smart and technical systems, and the subtlety of continuity of movement and instantaneous attack and defense are lost, but even so, martial arts depictions based on sharp technical examination similar to “All Rounder Reincarnation” are realistic and quite enjoyable.

She's the female protagonist, but no matter how you think about it, the villain has personality difficulties. The other characters are also unique, and the story is interesting, but I don't think you'll be convinced by the end that keeps throwing up foreshadowing.

It's a minor theme with women's mixed martial arts, but what is appealing about this film is the protagonist's bad personality. Ishido Natsuo is a character who seems to appear as a villain in classic sports comics. Starting with mixed martial arts because they want to destroy well-off people, they improve with excellent motor skills. As something that makes you read this character without discomfort, it has the characteristic that it “has a straight bad personality.” Anyway, expectations for this personality, talent, and development were eel high. Unfortunately, the author was suspended, and suspended from the latter half. The foreshadowing ended with almost no collection due to loss of motivation to be proportional, or the feeling that it became more and more boring, and I wonder if it was probably canceled. I definitely recommend up to 5 volumes of comics. after that...

The artist has been a fan since her debut. It's kind of a strange way to take it as a subject. Of course, in a good sense. This is my first long film, and I have absolutely no idea how this story is going to unfold. That's what I'm most excited about.