Alternative TitlesSynonyms: Buyuuden Japanese: 武勇伝
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Type: Manga
Volumes: Unknown
Chapters: Unknown
Status: Publishing
Published: Mar 16, 2011 to ?
StatisticsScore: 7.451 (scored by 970 users)
Ranked: #45492
Popularity: #1164
Members: 2,446
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In both of these shounen titles, we follow the journey of the male protagonist and their foray into the sport of boxing.
The two stories are about a young boy discovering boxing, although the personnality of the protagonists are completely opposite. Ippo is a pretty naive boy with no self-confiedence while Take is very smart guy, full of pride and sure about everything he does. Ippo started boxing to know how it feels like to be strong and Take started it to get closer to a girl. But even if they're different, the two stories have a similar feeling, you should really read the other one if you already liked one of these two manga.
Both weak guys who discover boxing, and slowly develop their skills to get stronger and faster.
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Both revolve around male protagonists who become interested in boxing; so much so that they begin partaking in the sport.
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They both are about fighting. Buyuden is only about boxing, while Holyland compromises a mix of different kinds of martial arts. The coming of age is a major theme in both.
Action and romance are the main genres in the manga. Both protagonists have a love interest and seek to have their love blossom as they continue inside the world of fighting.
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same author and pretty similar plot and heroes so far, though it's only begining for 'Buyuden'
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Both mangas have a young guy who starts fighting because of a girl and both show them learning their sports from beginner up and both have girls who are stronger than the main male character but who the guy likes. Full Contact is martial arts and Buyuden is boxing.
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Both are manga in which the male protagonist is trained in boxing by a skilled female.
Girls of the Wild's is a full color manhwa that includes a broad range of martial arts while Buyuden focuses just on boxing.
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About love revolving around a sport, boxing. Both guys have a crush on the girl thats only interested in nothing but boxing. So joins a club/gym to impress said girl, both showing an infinity for it.
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Both follow male protagonists in their journey to become good at a particular sport.
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Both series deals with teens who have such natural physical talent that they can do anything effortlessly better than others. Until the protagonist runs into another person who happens to have a better fighting talent, that gets them interested enough to try it out.
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The main characters, although of the opposite traits [Take Isamu is athletic and good at studies while Sakuragi Hanamichi is a hopeless romantic gangster and doesn't excel in studies], started to play the sports initially to impress the girl they like who also happen to love and play the sports. However, they both develop the love for the sports and the eagerness to improve.
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