So basically this boy loses his leg right? And this hot businessman takes the opportunity and says “HEY LEMME GIVE U SUM” so he gets a cool prosthetic running leg n is like: “yoooo this shit hella cool” so he continues to run, like competitively and BOOM he’s rlly good n stuffffffff

Anyways that was my shit explanation of the manga into the rating nowwwww

Story: fresh, lowkey 9/10

Art: pretty normal but not ugly so 7/10

Characters: did I mention a hot businessman? Well lemme just say.. there’s a foiiiiine ass businessman, the mc’s cool too tho 10/10

Enjoyment: yeah it was kinda inspiring idk 8/10

Overall: mmmhm if u wanna read it just do it’s pretty short 8/10

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It is an encouraging story about the highschooler Shouta Kikuzato joining the track-and-field-club after loosing a leg.
A year of depression passed since a barely ever mentioned accident and Kikuzato has given up his former soccer-career, growing away from his best soccer-buddy and feeling misunderstood at home when he is approached by a stranger named Chidori. He reveals to be an specialist for artificals limps looking for an athlete to promote his new-founded company by donating his very first tournament-prothesis. So the two oft hem team up…
I liked that the story skipped the traumatizing part of loosing a limp and focused on the challenges after - such as dealing with a new perspective, struggeling with the opinions of others and fighting the own shortcomings while never giving up beeing ambitious.
That‘s the first manga I read that included COVID. Sadly thats also the reason for its rather rushed ending I guess. I would have loved to see(!) how far they could have progressed but I think the ending is ok as it is.

Despite or beacause all of that it is a very special kind of sports manga I can only recommand! :-)

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