Namaiki Zakari - Frech verliebt 01

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damn i love this manga so much. well theres some part that i dont really like such as shizuka being a little bitch. well i think that's what makes this manga special. that amount of uneasiness that they left to the viewer so that they are craving for more chapters.

He likes his manager, Yuki. When he first met Yuki, a girl pushed him which caused his hand to land on Yuki's breasts, and said that her breasts "were really big". The two then encountered each other more since Shou joined the school's Basketball Team where Yuki is the manager. He started following Yuki more since he was interested in her. He said that he could understand Yuki and "see through her". He was the only one who found out that Yuki had a crush on Kido. But Namaikizakari is a sports manga, that`s for sure. This is probably one of the biggest elements that many other shoujo-sports manga fail at capturing. But as I read Namaikizakari, I knew that this was one that would not fail at capturing those moments. It showed me what it means to lose, but not to give up as well, which to me, is the true meaning of a sports manga. She's a pretty late addition but I love how she is not afraid to face her fears. Like Yuki, she kinda reminds me of me but she takes advice better than I can (sadly...)A live-action short movie was released on Hakusensha's official YouTube channel on February 20, 2018 to promote the release of the 12th volume. The film starred Kaho Mizutani as Yuki and Ikumi Isaka as Sho. Still, she's a pretty admirable character, because she always works behind-the-scenes, and is always determined to reach her goals. She's always selfless even if she doesn't show it in front of others. Also, the story really portrays that manager-basketball club relationship well, because I totally imagine Yuki being like the older sister of a bunch of kids. HOW I WANT AN OLDER SISTER LIKE YUKIII Pros: Beautiful art. I've already mentioned this, but not just Naruse... They are ALL good looking. =) That goes for the girls too. They're all beautiful. Secondary characters, rivals, even the old teacher advisor. Bonus!

This manga is basically a coach-ace player kind of relationship. Although there's a lot of cliche, the progress is fast and the scenes still deliver the exciting romance feels~ I haven't finished this manga but I feel like I need to give my opinion on it as I am rigth now in the middle of it. out of all manga that i could read, i cant believe i read a shoujo manga and really got obsessed with it. The art was actually quite nice and tolerable, the mangakas art style is actually quite unique so you can tell if This dude is so possessive and rough and annoying, i mean do i even have to say anything he literally groped the yuki girl the first chapter

I personally view this to be a little bit focused on the romance more than the basketball aspect but they are similarly cliche in the romance plot and basketball rivalry part. maybe it's just that i have a big guy's body with a little girl's heart. but enough with that, lets just get straight in with the review. ANYWAYS.... LETS GET ONTO THE ACTUAL THING ( i will not try to put spoilers incase you wanna still try this out and see how bad it is for yourself)

In the midst of all the fluff, there are some pretty enlightening messages too. Besides, I really like how the basketball matches here are pretty realistic (especially after having watched Kuroko no Basket... don't get me wrong by the way I love Kuroko no Basket a lot). The only thing that bothers me is the for enjoyment, well i dont need to say anything other than the fact that i didn't sleep for a day even though i have class (i didnt sleep literally for 30 hours just to read this).I dont know how people see character development like the slightest development gets thrown off by another stupid cliche issue that happens. Namaikizakari took most of what would be considered a sports manga and somehow made it into a shoujo-sports manga. But I`d have to say that I loved it! It had all the concepts needed to please the readers (without being so cliché); the romance (It was sweet, the way how Yuki found herself falling in love with Shou), the sports, , and the comedy (I found myself laughing at one part, looking at the screen and laughing again).

How Yuki would always become submissive towards naruse, even after being CLEARLY SEXUALLY HARASSED MULTIPLE TIMES.. I also appreciate that the author doesn’t linger on some issues for too long, to the point where you might be pulling your hair due to frustration. For the most parts, she allots a healthy amount of chapters for each issue, and wraps it up quite nicely (except, maybe, for the love triangle lol). Her pacing of the story is also nice. It’s my first time to read a shoujo manga where their love story is taken on university-level. Usually, the ones I read only circulate on their high school lives, but Namaikizakari is different. Both characters are extremely petty, yet outright refuse to talk about it when it matters. They're both jealous, with one being more open about it (well, rather than MORE open, just plain open) and the other more on the passive-aggressive side of things. They dated for like a year already, and they have 0 trust in each other. Aah, woe is me~~ Lemme make this clear. I totally loved this manga. I read this the first time in like 2013 and loved it so so much. I waited all day for a new chapter. Its basically fight and make up with like sex like every chapter, and the development of the relationship gets blown away each time cause of some cliche shit i dont even know at this pointso much, emotionally invested into so much turned out like shit. I wish i didn't reread it. My nostalgic middle school love for this serie could have been in peace. Ressler, Karen (June 27, 2018). "Japanese Comic Ranking, June 18–24". Anime News Network . Retrieved October 24, 2018.