>>1

If we lose like this, Sanba-kun will lose his confidence!

>>1

It’s all about baseball skills, after all… the villagers seem to be playing a different game.

>>1

It’s probably only perceived as an RPG because it has only developed to a medieval level, but isn’t it possible that Kobori is actually into strategy games too…?

>>2

Because it’s a free game…

The keen observation of a genius becomes too much of a hindrance…

Director Ajawa is really cute, isn’t he?

>>21

Well, if you can perform wrestling moves, it’s only natural that you like pro wrestling…

Don’t say it with excitement like there’s a cunning plan that breaks hearts.

They have such sparkling eyes, pursuing the team so intensely, it’s scary!

>>10

I’m overdoing it, and my elbows are falling apart.

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>>13

If it reaches the range of this outer bat, it’s strange that it would be a certain hit.

It’s like facing both an exceptional and a terrible version of the same person at the same time…

Aren’t there a lot of psychopaths on our side?

>>14

It’s just Kobori-kun.

Hirose-kun is a warrior of love.

Inoue is really just playing a completely different game.

I can only laugh at how Todoroki-kun looks like an orc.

On the contrary, the glasses are playing the same game for me…

Just in case, he said that he has no talent for baseball…

It seems that Torai’s baseball scout is primarily focused on recognizing baseball talent…

Why does the director have respect for female professional wrestlers?

Todoroki is seriously a genius.

Moreover, I am in a state where my efforts are sealed off by a restriction play.

>>25

The Kiriyama shock from both batting and pitching may have evolved their abilities.

It’s just that my mental state has become so overwhelming that I haven’t realized it.

The villagers are certainly weak, but they are part of the system…

>>27

It’s following the rules of baseball, you know…

Everyone forgot Kiriyama’s batting order, and it was no good.

>>28

It’s based on the assumption of throwing three pitches and then getting off, so things like a counterattack are unexpected…

Inoue-kun is considerate, and he’s doing a different event alone, and generally, it’s Tonouma.

>>30

He was also well-versed in the rules of baseball.

Suddenly throwing in Minecraft is against the rules, right?

>>31

It’s a completely different game.

It’s scary to think about trying to break someone’s spirit in a practice match.

>>33

The goal of the other game guy is to clear Koshien, so it’s okay to break the rivals when they can be broken without losing anything.

The glasses are just for discussing plans at the social gathering beforehand, because when I’m playing baseball, I’m playing baseball.

Inou was initially trying to get by with just trends and countermeasures.

Since I can properly see through the elbow bomb, I have to break it completely while I still can.

It would be troublesome if it restarts after this.

>>36

Once you level up, it’s clear that you’ll become incredibly strong.

The high status of glasses would be in terms of internal affairs, diplomacy, and leadership, so if viewed through the lens of baseball, they’d be like villager gear.

>>39

He wants to become a professional, you know.

This manga is interesting…

Could it be that the director is a bit lewd?

I knew that Ino-kun was a character who could do various things from the match episodes, but when I see this appearance, I honestly have no idea what he’s going to do.

It’s a game that can be programmed depending on the player.

Inou-kun is like someone who can do anything but is somehow forced to play baseball.

This is what happens after just one pitch.

Just like in the previous work, the people around explain things to the readers while deducing.

The conversation is progressing, and it’s easy to understand, which is appreciated.

I can’t wait for the next one!

Kiryama proudly talks about her lifting power on the three-horse carriage, how cute.

From the author’s perspective, it is good to not neglect showing respect when using the names of legendary female professional wrestlers as a topic.

Somehow, in the end, Teacher Agawa has become someone who really loves women’s professional wrestling…

>>50

She is a woman who applies wrestling techniques to her students.

The facial expression is different.

>>55

Being told to spend time with Kiriyama and applying wrestling moves is something that normally wouldn’t happen unless you’re knowledgeable about it in everyday life.

Is Kiriyama maybe stupid…?

>>51

I’ve been a baseball fanatic since the very beginning.

Even Steve from Smash Bros. plays a different game by himself…

Why am I being so swayed by my own powers of observation?

>>53

The author is playing a psychological game where the opponent is smart, so they’ll definitely fall for this!

>>53

The opponent is too bad.

Kobori, who uses all means outside of baseball for baseball, looks like just a village person with slightly better equipment, but for Inou, baseball is merely a means to write a book, making it seem like he’s playing a completely different game.

Wow, this is amazing, Todoroki!

The villagers are probably doing it out of ambition.

>>57

What about Taiko Risshiden?

It’s a baseball manga, yet it has the dialogue volume of a supernatural battle series…

>>62

I’ve never read a baseball manga that isn’t about ability battles…

I was accepting it without feeling any discomfort, but I suddenly realized that there is a possibility that Inou’s claim that Kiriyama cannot bat is a lie.

In order to secure a batting position, Inou will do such things as long as they don’t cause disadvantages to the entire team.

>>63

Is there any meaning in lying?

The director is… wrestling!?

What the hell is this guy planning to do… He wouldn’t throw the bat, would he…

The reason I was engaged in a three-pitch showdown with a sword is that there are no other paths to play baseball, and even as a batter, I don’t think I could remain patient with Kiriyama if I could play baseball.

You can only throw 3 pitches and you can’t even swing the bat?!

Ohtani can also bat, and isn’t batting less demanding than pitching?

If you can hit, then you should do well over there, right?

Kobori-kun is good at mind games before the match, but during the game, he’s just playing baseball like everyone else.

Someday I might swing a bat with just my left arm.

The story goes that scouters are meant to be broken.