Reviews for Yowamushi Pedal Manga

I knew the title, but volume 101 is ‼️ Youth, isn't it? That was interesting. It seems that they will be interested in Olympic cycling from now on. It's halfway through, so I don't know, but what happened to the main character, Akibamichi. I really want that one too.

So is the friendship between Sakamichi and Imaizumi. The feeling of not abandoning friends on the slope, kindness, and courage to help friends. After all, “Hime Nanoda” is a necessary song to help friends and run together 🎵 I'm looking forward to the next one too 😊

I liked the 3rd grade group at the time the series started because all the characters, including from other schools, were wonderful. I was buying and reading every volume for a while, even when my grade changed, but at some point I ran out of strength... before I knew it, I had reached 100 volumes. Congrats! Maybe I'll take this opportunity to reread it and read more.

I'm reading the comic from Yowamushi Pedal that I saw in the anime. Each character played a lively role, and there is an illusion that they have become one of the spectators during the race. The teacher's drawing power makes the sense of realism of road racing irresistible. I would like you to continue to carefully depict each and every character with Watanabe sensei's kindness.

Many characters appear, but there are also characters that ride bicycles in strange ways, such as saying Abu Abu or creepy, and each one has a different appearance, so it's very easy to tell them apart. Depending on the manga, there are works where the characters look the same and are indistinguishable, as if they had just changed their hairstyle, but this work is different. Makishima-senpai was extremely popular with real young girls. It's a popular work, so the story doesn't progress, but the characters are very fascinating. The scene of cycling while singing “Himehime” made me laugh the most lol I feel that the number of young people buying bicycles with thin tires has increased due to the influence of this work.

astonished at how slow the flow of time is? That's it. does that mean 3 years in 100 volumes? The calculation is about 11 days per volume, seriously. I mean the author's way of putting his soul into it isn't normal. Even though I wanted to watch the continuation in the anime, I couldn't stand it anymore.

I don't know bicycles, I don't like pictures, and I spend a surprising amount of time playing games, so I wonder why it's so interesting. Even if you don't know bicycles, it's important because you can read it with a lot of momentum lol there are a few characters that are very unique, and it's really interesting when they lead the story. I like Midosuji-kun lol

I haven't even touched a normal bicycle in years, but as I read on, I want to try riding a bicycle. The content and the way it is shown is amazing that readers naturally get involved in the story. I also watch anime, but the original is amazing. Hats off to the author's overflowing love for bicycles.

I'm currently in my 3rd year of interschool. I used to wonder if the MTB edition was a way to take a break, but Pheasant's presence came here and it worked so well that I definitely needed the MTB edition too! I changed my mind by reading up to the latest edition. I fell in love with characters I didn't like that much in the 1st year of In-Hi in the 2nd year, and there were character growth and changes in relationships between the 2nd year and 3rd year, and it's a work I feel as if I read “now is the most interesting time.” Maybe it's the values around you (prejudice against otaku, etc.) It has been updated during a long series, so I'm also enjoying the changing atmosphere of the times

The protagonist doesn't have confidence in himself. Even so, people around me discovered talents and abilities that I hadn't noticed on my own, and I decided to join the cycling club. Sakamichi-kun, who was lonely, has more friends, seniors, and peers, one by one. The sight of them working hard, inspiring each other, and growing up was a youth, and I never thought I would be this addicted to sports comics. The characters, including rival schools, are so good that it would be great if there were seniors, synchronizers, and rivals like this! I'm envious of the inhabitants of this world. The bicycle race was planned as planned, and it's cool that it's also a battle of wits. The attitude that “even if I drop out in the middle, I'll just do my best for my teammates who cut the goal tape” is hot. There are scenes where I am moved and brought to tears over and over again, and there are also many quotes that I think are necessary in my life. Characters full of humanity... too many suggestions!

They're definitely not good at drawing, but they have taste, and sports things have results, so you may have likes and dislikes, but you can simply enjoy them. The various powers and emotions of rivals, seniors, and friends are mixed up, and each is depicted in even more depth, so I can't stop being excited.

It's supposed to be a comic, but you can feel the dynamism of riding a bicycle and catching the wind! I was reading it and I thought club activities would be nice after all

I thought it was in the library when I was in elementary school... and I was curious about what kind of story it was, so I read it! That was interesting!

It's interesting. The main character is an otaku boy, and there is a physical setting where he goes all the way to Akiba by bicycle, so it's a somewhat fresh setting! The picture is unique, but I like it because it matches this story.

Representative of works on the theme of cycling. The process where the main character, Sakamichi Onoda, grows with his peers from a steady high school student who loves anime to his dedicated efforts and talents. In particular, the bonds with teammates and passionate battles with rivals are moving, and the content gives readers courage.

I don't know the meaning of 90 kilometers to Akihabara lol it's not the distance to go by car lol I know the car to float the train fee, but the sense of distance is poor lol and it's a car on the way back, so they paddle close to 180 kilometers, right? that's not a sane person lol lol

I like bicycles, and recently the heavy ones have become a burden, and I ride lightweight bicycles, but mama chari are heavy, aren't they, so climbing hills and running long distances on a mama bike without gears... builds leg strength. good luck, onoda-kun.

Personally, I like Imaizumi. The main character, Sakamichi, is cute too, but Imaizumi's cool but slightly missing point is cute.