Genikasuri - Vol. 1 Ch. 1 - The Lively Boxer

[MangaDex]

 

[SatouPendragonlvl313]

Excited for another work by the author of Usogui and Batuque, thank you for picking this up!

 

[yDiavolo]

I'm so hyped for this manga.The first chapter was amazing and I can't wait to see where the story goes next

 

[Jonui]

Yeaaaah, thank you Team Duwang for this

 

[rootofallevil]

hell yeah

 

[jan_swiderski]

Looks damn promising, art is good too - only the pace feels off at times, but still looking forward to future chapters

 

[mrboxeater]

Interesting premise, bit disjointed at times but i also cant help thinking of the author raging while im reading this lol

 

[JBreezy]

Seems pretty interesting, we'll see what comes out of it after Usogui and Batuque which were both pretty great

 

[Kushikime]

Thanks for the chapter. I’ll follow along

 

[mindfield001]

Pretty good first chapter. Had to cram all that backstory in there so the pace was crazy at times, but it wasn't too bad. The premise is really cool though, so I'm excited to see where this goes.

I liked that his coach does seem to have a conscience, too. He seemed like he genuinely felt bad when he apologized at the end there. It makes him a lot more interesting than if he was just a one-dimensional gambling scumbag, which I guess is necessary since it seems like he'll be a main side character.

 

[0takuDragonSlayer]

God damn I heard getting silver is apparently infinitely worse than getting bronze in the opinion kf some Olympians but bro is taking it to the next level😅

I don’t know what kind of crazy scheme the author has in store for us but after getting me hooked on something as foreign as Capoeira? I can’t help be hyped

 

[boson__]

Your typesetting has improved significantly! Thank you so much Team Duwang.

 

[boson__]

oh nvm I can already tell jawsh did this lol (good work regardless)

 

[sicarius97]

What a great start!

 

[exxeld]

What a stunning intro. The confusing paneling at the start normalizing as mc slowly regains his bearings and the jumping between present and past as the gaps in memory slowly get filled was just fantastic. This alongside the expected interesting and dynamic art and unique scenario will undoubtably lead to an interesting series.

 

[jawsh]

What a stunning intro. The confusing paneling at the start normalizing as mc slowly regains his bearings and the jumping between present and past as the gaps in memory slowly get filled was just fantastic. This alongside the expected interesting and dynamic art and unique scenario will undoubtably lead to an interesting series.

I've seen a lot of people say the start was disorienting, but you're the first person I've seen point this out and I agree. We're thrusted into this world the same way he is, how turbulent and uninformed it feels is a reflection of his situation, even if the information we're lacking is different to what Harima is lacking.