Shounen Sunday CM: Be Blues! Ao ni Nare

This is just promoting the manga and has some bits of what happened there...theres not much to it here

As a reader of this manga I can assure you that this manga is at least captain tsubasa level, as in it has cool characters that love football, the events outside football affect the characters and the story and it addresses something that is often overlooked in sports anime/manga which is growth, going from teen to an adult and the choices one has to make in life.

If you can read it in japanese theres a lot for you to read, if not unfortunately theres only 55 chapters ... so far but all great

Just a trivia, this manga won the 2014 Shogakukan Manga Awards in the Shounen category

As a promotion video with just 31 seconds is just fine, cant give it more than 6, but I hope you at least try to read it after this review in case you like sports anime without the overly childish characters

--- This review holds a short introduction into the story and no real spoilers ---

A simple preview to the Be Blues Manga. It shows, how the MC got injured and made it back to his re-debut on the field. A pretty simple CM, that has decent animation & art and minimalistic sound & voice acting. I liked the flashback, where we got to know more about the MC and his path to where he is at now.

Nothing worth mentioning. I watched it, it made me feel interested in football anime again, and that's it. I didn't know, what Be Blues was, before this CM, so ... it was successful in that regard aswell. And again, me writing this review took me way longer, than watching the actual "episode/anime".