Reviews for RePlay Manga

This review contains spoilers. The story isn't deep at all. You have enough baseball talent to recommend it, but that's why you quit? Is that the level of liking baseball? There's a fuzzy mess, so it's 4 stars. The pictures are beautiful, and I think the artist is very good at showing them. I'm amazed at modamoda and facial expressions, so I bought other works and read them, and I fell in love with them too.

This review contains spoilers. Mizuhara Yuta and Mashino Ritsu from the baseball club are a “couple” who team up batteries. After retiring, he studied for the same university, but Yuta couldn't change his mind well and had regrets about baseball. Ritsu confessed at training camp... how blue, dazzling, and wonderful are high school boys in the baseball club?! It's a work that makes me think. Assembling a battery is expressed as a “married couple,” which is exactly BL specification, isn't it? What's more, it's decided that when it comes to childhood friends, they'll already fall in love. I understood Yuta's feelings of loneliness because she didn't understand what Ritsu was thinking, and how happy she felt when she said she wanted to be together, and I was able to empathize with Ritsu's feelings of being jealous of Yuta, who is on good terms with her coach, and I felt sad that my heart was being squeezed. The law of attack is the type that only acts as a catcher and doesn't show emotion. I was fascinated by the scene where Yuta conveyed in words that he wanted to be with him, precisely because it looked cool. It's nice to be the exact wife who follows Yuta, who becomes obsessive and becomes invisible to her. Uke no Yuta is naturally hugging Ritsu, and if I were a classmate, I think I'd be in trouble because I couldn't stop smirking. I like the expression that makes me feel Ritsu. The scene where they kiss for the first time is a feast for the eyes. What a precious picture of naked high school boys in close contact! If it's a work that emphasizes laughing, it's probably just rushing into a love affair at a place like a warehouse, but in fact, this work was carefully approached, and the feeling that they slowly and slowly changed from a married couple building batteries to lovers was really nice. These two people had an image that Uke no Yuta didn't worry about the relationship between men, and although they didn't have feelings for Ritsu with a clear name, they didn't change that they liked Ritsu, and they slowly melted and became one.

This review contains spoilers. This one is definitely better than the previous work ♡ Sports elements are wonderful after all (^-^)