Well, if you are bored and you don't have anything to do, you should read this manga, which is a japanese comic, called Hajime no Ippo.
This 24-year-old manga is about how Ippo, who is a extremely shy and lonely boy, decided to practice boxing and started to seach the meaning of be strong. It's a boxing manga that have 1000 chapters , it´s long, but not imposible to read.
I really like this manga, because it has comedy and also it´s a little realistic, which is good, because it lost sense when fantasy is in it.
You can learn a lot of this manga, you can learn boxing movements, tactis, the power of friendship and more.
In every training, every fight, every defeat, you can feel the feelings of Ippo and this transform you into an excited reader, who wants to follow more and more the story.
So, in the end, I hope you can read it.
I have read a little about Hajime no Ippo and I can say that it is very interesting.
ResponderEliminarThe plot is very simple, but touching. I think, there are a lot of young people who are living the same situation. They think of themselves only as a weak and shy boys or girls. Stories like these tell them that they have to practice sports in order to change their feelings and their life.
In any case, Reading Hajime no Ippo is very entertaining. Therefore, it is a good way to spend your free time.
Ok. Luis this is your third comment. Again some little things... only as a weak and shy boyS??
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ResponderEliminarNice little summary of something you like, this is your first article, keep up the good work. Vanessa
Really i don't know anything about animes, i just readed the Shaman King's manga and i saw few animes like Sakura, Evangelion and Dragon Ball Z. When i readed your article i discovered a new kind of manga, in this case, in Hajime no Ippo doesn't exists magic elements as in DBZ we can searched seven balls that can make reality our wishes, it was so interesting for me, the point of view that it has, the principal character is a shy boy that wants to scape from the reality, like the majority of adolescents.
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