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>>283312170Ah, damn. Chapter 19, should be.
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Baseball manga is always kino
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>>283312790Vol. 1's cover.
>>283312827This manga is so nice why does the Japanese not like it.I thought they like baseball.
>>283313953They dont like it? Where can i check the sales?
>>283312790Thanks for the dump.>>283313953There are plenty of baseball series out there; I'm not sure what this series has to offer that another series does'n't have.
>>283313953Good art, but everything else has been done better. It's especially odd that the catcher is the defacto protagonist instead of the pitcher, given the writer hasn't realized it yet.
>>283312790Thanks for the dump OP
I liked this chapter. I get why it's not super popular though. Baseball is a boring sport. It's hard to have the characters interact with each other the way they do in a situation like this.
>>283315097The catcher is clearly engineered in a lab to be the yaoi/yumebait breakout star of the manga. The MC and his brother both being cardboard cutouts and having super generic designs is what's going to keep the manga from ever taking off. Only Mitsuru Adachi can get away with a boring/generic-looking protagonist and that's because he's the legend of baseball manga and people have nostalgia for his works.
>>283316338>super short>no real emotional rivalry with mcIf he's supposed to appeal to fujoshis then they gave him the worst possible start, by comparison kengo seemed a much stronger bait.
>>283312827Thank you for posting.
