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A review by rorikae
Blue Box, Vol. 1 by Kouji Miura
hopeful
lighthearted
medium-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? No
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.5
What a great start to a fun series that mixes sports and romance.
Taiki and Chinatsu often see each other early in the morning when they visit the gym to practice their respective sports. Chinatsu is a dedicated basketball player while Taiki plays badminton. He has been quietly admiring Chinatsu's commitment from afar and wants to talk more to her. When he hears that her family will be moving to a different country, he fears he has missed his shot but a surprise revelation provides him with even more opportunities to get to know her.
This manga is so cute. Chinatsu and Taiki are instantly likable characters who are both genuine while having their respective flaws. The mix of pining with sports works really well and also provides the characters with something to bond over. This volume just starts to kick off the story and I'm excited to see how the plot progresses.
Taiki and Chinatsu often see each other early in the morning when they visit the gym to practice their respective sports. Chinatsu is a dedicated basketball player while Taiki plays badminton. He has been quietly admiring Chinatsu's commitment from afar and wants to talk more to her. When he hears that her family will be moving to a different country, he fears he has missed his shot but a surprise revelation provides him with even more opportunities to get to know her.
This manga is so cute. Chinatsu and Taiki are instantly likable characters who are both genuine while having their respective flaws. The mix of pining with sports works really well and also provides the characters with something to bond over. This volume just starts to kick off the story and I'm excited to see how the plot progresses.