Archive for sport
November 13, 2009 at 7:26 am
· Filed under Manga, sport ·Tagged Asabuki Mari, Badminton, Badminton Girl
Asahi is in dilemma. She’s not good at neither sport nor team work. She tried joining volleyball team, but it seems that her pace disturbs others. Umi, her best friend, asks her to join badminton club. Asahi hesitates, thinking that she might cause trouble to other members. But, during a match when Asahi asked to substitute the sick member, she shows good talent. The coach thinks she could be a good player, and he’s right. It’s only a month away and now she can challenge Hayakaze Gakuen. Realizing Asahi’s rapid development, Umi is challenged and willing to work harder to improver her skill.
What a great friendship if you can encourage each other to be better and better. The story is so so, though I was hoping some love scenes, but it’s only about badminton. In fact, the friendship smells yuri, as well! hiiiii! Asabuki sensei may have to try mixing many aspects in her future works.
This project is available for download at divine sanctuary and Solelo
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November 12, 2009 at 6:55 am
· Filed under Manga, comedy, shonen, sport ·Tagged baseball, Full Swing, mr full swing, Mr. Fullswing, Shinya Suzuki, swing
The pervert and stupid boy, Amakuni Saruno, can only gain trouble with his big mouth. He tells Nagi, a cute girl from baseball club, that he used to be a great athlete at his school. Nagi asks him to join the club. But, their club is very strong so the coach gives test for new applicants. First, they need to throw bullet ball for at least 10 m. Wow, it’s not a distance normal people can bear. But, Saruno can throw the ball even further. Well, he really caught the coach attention now. Even so, he’s just an idiot with muscles, right?
Please visit Rycolaa or Village Idiot for the scanlation.
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October 30, 2009 at 2:27 am
· Filed under Manga, comedy, shoujo, sport ·Tagged ice revolution
Masaki was raised like a boy. Her father has a karate dojo and she’s the strongest student there. Stood out among the world of men, Masaki becomes far away from her feminine side. It’s not that she hates feminism, but people seem never wanting to let her being sweet. She was once confessed to a boy and goy laughed out loud after that. That’s terrible. But, today, Masaki meets her charming prince. She tries finding out his identity and end up coming to skating ring. She’s never been here before. A coach sees her sliding on the ice, he thinks this ‘boy’ has talent. Even Masaki loves the dream of her skating on the ice with beautiful dress next to her prince. Well, could Masaki really shine here?
Good drawing! And it’s slight of humor too. For you who like sport and shojo, you must read this! Please visit Hanaji scans to download this manga.
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October 19, 2009 at 3:43 am
· Filed under Manga, animal, family, shonen, sport ·Tagged Kaze no Sylphid, Motoshima Yukihisa
Sylphid was born in Morikawa Ranch in Chiba. It was a hard birth that cost his mother’s life. His mother was a great race horse named Southern Wind. She’s really close to Hayao, the son of the ranch. Hayao lost his mother when given him a birth and now Southern Wind also died, he decide to take good care of the little fairy. Yes, Sylphid means wind fairy, the one who can be so beautiful and strong at the same time.
However, Sylphid was not born perfectly. He gets tendonitis in his front leg. and Hayao’s father decides that it’s impossible for him to be a good race horse. But, Hayao insists raising him as replacement for his best friend, Southern Wind. It must be difficult and harsh, but they have all the love to depend on each other.
Please visit Doko Demo Doa Manga Scanlations to download this manga. I can’t believe that this manga could make me cry. I guess I was just too sentimental back then. I mean, the art is rough, yet it’s neat, kinda like Hajime no Ippo!. But, the story is touchy. May be it’s just my kind of story.
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May 22, 2009 at 2:57 am
· Filed under Manga, shonen, sport ·Tagged billiard, Hot Shot, Junji Ohno
Takeshi is silly student who always look sleepy. People call him idiot for always spacing out. He’s actually an extra ordinary person. How many people can set 5000 pieces puzzle in 30 minutes?
He could skip P.E. for that. None could believe that he’s such a great billiard player. Moreover, Takeshi is the grandson of Muto Hiroko, the champion legend. Knowing Takeshi’s ability, Masaki-his classmate-, challenges him to join the billiard tournament. Can Takeshi show his true talent as the heir of the billiard champion legend?
Please visit Silver Dragon Manga for download.
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May 22, 2009 at 2:50 am
· Filed under Manga, shonen, sport ·Tagged Aizawa Suguru, Area no Kishi, soccer, The Knight in the Area
Aizawa Suguru is the Ace of Japanese Soccer Youth Team. On the contrary, the brother, Kakeru is only the manager. He’s out of the talent. However, Kakeru supports his brother with all his spirit.
They were playing together in child team. But, after an accident, Kakeru lost his confident. He chooses to be soccer manager. Even so, he loves playing the ball at night in the dark park so that none could see his true self. No matter how his brother and best friend asks him, he refuses to play on the field. Until one night he meets a guy with a mask in the garden challenge his playing. The moment becomes so precious because that guy is great. Kakeru never feel soccer to be so amusing like that moment.
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you can find the scanlation on chibisuke scans
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March 24, 2009 at 2:45 am
· Filed under Manga, comedy, shonen, sport ·Tagged prince of tennis, Shin Tenipuri, Takeshi Konomi, Tenipuri

Ryoma and Seigaku regulars are back! After winning national competition, the top players are invited for U-17 candidate selection camp for 3 days. They have to compete with other genius tennis player from High School to get 250 seats in The High School Representatives Selection Camp. It’s the place for elites only. Ryoma who already got back to America is called back.
In the new series, Ryoma has to beat the High School players. I don’t think there would be many differences from the old Tenipuri where Ryoma always won. Kinda bored, actually, but it’s ok. I already miss the series so much and now I can see Momo chan again.

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The series has already scanned by Heiji-sama. You can also read it on mangashare
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March 19, 2009 at 2:52 am
· Filed under Manga, comedy, shonen, sport ·Tagged Aoizaka Baseball Club, Saikyoou! Toritsu Aoizaka Koukou Yakyuubu, Tanaka Motoyuki
It started with a girl’s dream. It infected a bunch of boys she trained. Now, after years, the boys reunite in Aoizaka High School to make the dream come true. Sugiwara Suzuo, the girl is now coaching the lame aoizaka baseball club. It seems like dreaming of getting into Koshien is an utophy. But, as Kitarou Kitaoji, Shinnosuke Shibata, Kotetsu Kobayashi, Masaharu Matsukata and Ukyo Umemiya join the club the sun might shines away. They are aces from their junior High and now they team up once again.

What should I say, this is typical baseball manga. We had enough of them, right?
Regarding the plot, it seems like Suzou is the heroine here and those 5 little boys are the secret admirer. It’s like having sister complex, right? They like Suzuo because she’s nice and beautiful, even though they know (I suppose they understand) they could not be with her. they want to protect her and grab her the goal. Is this some kind of a boy’s childish dream, ha? This is obviously not love.
The art is nothing extraordinary. It’s ok for a male mangaka. and I must noted thatTanaka sensei is suck at drawing of propotional woman.
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January 20, 2009 at 4:37 am
· Filed under Manga, comedy, ecchi, shonen, shoujo, sport ·Tagged Adachi Mitsuru, Ami Ninomiya, Keisuke Yamato, Rough, Swimming
Keisuke Yamato’s first meeting with Ami Ninomiya is a disaster. He starts having dreams that Ami calls him a murder. It does gonna be hard school life since they both join swimming activities club. Both of them are promising athletes. Keisuke used to be the third winner at free style when he was at junior high. Now, Keisuke is aiming for chest style swimming champion. He has to try hard, but Ami keeps annoying his concentration. Come to think about it again, the quarrels belong to their two families who own cookies shops. The history of ‘Hehe’ and ‘Hoho’ cookies shared the future of both youngsters. How Keisuke and Ami deal with it?
Geez, this manga was published 3 years after I was born, but the Indonesian version has just released last year (2008). What an old story ha?
Adachi Mitsuru sensei is widely known for baseball theme of manga, so this one is kinda out of track. However, the humor and sliced of philosophy contained are the same. You better read it!
You can go to mangadownloads to get this one.
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January 20, 2009 at 4:26 am
· Filed under Manga, shonen, sport ·Tagged baseball, Eisei Takaoka, Full Swing, Tama, tennis
As the doctor said that he could never hold baseball bat perfectly, Tama loses his goal. He had been in love with baseball since he went to his favorite player’s game. What’s life without dream now? He wants to make a home run. But, no matter how much he practices, that won’t do. One day, he saw a man hitting ball on a wall. Hmm…isn’t that what they call squash? The beat and the man’s moves are synchronized so the ball hit beautifully. That man, a famous young player, Doichi, teaches Tama to use racket. Tama finds out that he can make home run with this racket too. He can do a full swing with baseball move. Once again, Tama feels like he has purpose in life.
Unlike many sports manga I knew, this is a very short manga. It’s only 2 volumes telling the beginning life of Tama’s tennis. We never knew that he would succeed in this anyway. lol. But, it’s ok for me. Despite of Tama’s future in Tennis, the manga point that hardship is all you need to conquer the world. Life might be difficult and your path might be blocked, but there’s always a way. You can always jump the wall. Don’t give up.
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