Reviews for Yowamushi Pedal Manga

I've been reading it since it was serialized. This work also inspired me to become interested in bicycles. Personally, I really like Sho-kun, who is kind.

High school students can already enjoy their youth endlessly, right? This is a bicycle race. This is a story about an anime otaku boy who devotes himself to a bicycle. The hard working and enthusiastic high school students are sparkling, aren't they?

Picture ★★★★☆/Characters ★★★★☆/Story ★★★★☆/Manga that conveys the appeal of bicycles and friends. The characters are also diverse.

The depiction during the race is amazing. There seem to be people who like the design, but personally I have it at all. It's a rough line with momentum, and the characters' expressions are amazing, so it conveys a sense of desperation. The confrontation with rival schools is super hot and I recommend it.

When it comes to the growth of the main character, it's probably top class even in manga. Not to mention the story, the drawing in is also wonderful.

I started reading it with a light feeling, but the more I read, bicycles (road bikes) are so cool! I learned about the appeal of an unknown world. The story is also interesting and easy to read.

High school club activities, sports, youth! A popular film that has been animated, made into a movie, and even made into a stage. However, the pictures are unique, or rather, very addictive. Depending on the person, phenomena such as handsome characters not being visible as handsome men occur. If you prefer graphics, it might be hard to read. The story is so interesting that I sometimes stop being interested as I read it. Anyway, I recommend reading it.

The drawing may seem subtle, but the heated battles of road racing are fascinating. It's very interesting, but I feel like Hakone Gakuen, which is another school, is more popular. The serialization period is moderately long. I also stopped reading when the 2nd grade conference was over.

No, I never thought such a youth sports manga would be born based on bicycle racing and road racing...!! The manga is profound!! What was shocking as a sports manga was that the main character, Sakamichi-kun, was not a sports elite or gifted, and he naturally practiced bicycles unconsciously, and was trained without permission. I continued to go to Akihabara, far from home, by bicycle for my hobby. I feel like this is unique to bicycles. It's not just for competition, it's something anyone can use on a daily basis. Currently, the competitive age for sports is getting younger, and I was lucky enough to encounter competitions when I was little, and I felt like I wouldn't be top class without talent, but “Yowamushi Pedal” shakes away that hopelessness. Also, what I think is interesting about cycling is that there are sprints that control a flat course and mountain awards that take the top of the mountain, and they each have their own strengths, and there are strategies and roles that make use of their respective strengths as team competitions. Yes, it's a team competition! So human relationships are interesting and complicated too!! Exactly “Sacrifice”!

Shonen comics about cycling are rare, aren't they? At first, I was wondering how to create a showroom!!

I've only read the first one yet, but I think I'll read ahead, and I think it's interesting. It's interesting that I don't even know anything about bicycles.

It's an anime, movie, and stage adaptation, so it's a work with a lot of content. A timid otaku high school student develops his hidden talent for cycling due to the people around him and his own intentions. the characters surrounding him are also strong lol

I read the original story from the anime. I burst into tears when I saw everyone doing their best. My lacrimal glands are awful. That's good.

It all started when I saw it in anime and started with manga and stuff. The fact that the main character is an otaku is interesting, so I really like it.

At first, I didn't really like pictures, so I hadn't read them, but my friend was addicted to it and recommended it, so I was curious and read it, and I noticed that I was addicted to it too. And then I bought a bike... w

I've been reading it since it was released as a comic. It's a pleasant work to read with great effort and honesty. The pictures have also gotten better and are easier to read.