https://pocket.shonenmagazine.com/episode/2550912965024390261

Kokeshi-chan is cute.

Basically, Bocchi the Rock!

My sister is probably the final boss.

I like Kogane-chan.

>>6

There is love, isn’t there?

The ultimate goal is reproduction.

>>8

You should die!

Another introverted, socially awkward girl protagonist, huh!

A protagonist who looks like they bake bread.

I only read the part where points can be earned, but I couldn’t accept the treatment of those who try to kick others out of the club on their own as if they weren’t bad people.

>>13

In episodes 7 and 8, the reason why the person who rejected the club was not allowed to join was because the club president said they were someone who would reject joining due to lack of love.

>>13

That’s just a typical crappy person who demands perfection from others while being really easy on themselves.

Haru-chan’s breasts are big.

It’s only been a year.

Everyone is too bouncy.

A sad monster that knows no solution other than competition…

>>18

Just a little while ago, all episodes were free.

I thought my big sister was really a bad girl, but…

I had been a monster accompanying my younger sister’s self-practice for many years.

A matching outfit… is it a bit too erotic?

Marron-chan is a typical tsundere, doesn’t even realize it.

I really recommend Mizuporo and this manga as my top picks for sports manga.

I read up to episode 3 and forgot about it until today…

I haven’t seen the dialect “○○ yasake (sakai)” from my senior in a long time.

The weekly updated basketball manga Aoba no Basuke is also great!

>>28

Magapoke is always like that, isn’t it…!

When I’m in trouble, I like to think of my little sister and take a timeout to consult with everyone.

Spy is cute.

The match depiction is well done, so it’s interesting.

Why has the basketball on Sunday turned out like that…?

>>32

A manga that Sunday often does, which is somewhat unclear.

It was a surprisingly well-made manga.

I’ll remember it.

It’s cute, isn’t it?

>>34

The soul that is released afterwards is also cute.

At a glance, it’s hard to tell which is the manager and which is Senpai Fuji.

The free latest matching ones are amazing.

I’m glad Kokeshi-chan is not a boy; I was almost falling for Ko-midori-chan.

I’m glad there are other people who like this manga besides me.

I’m looking forward to the latest new series in Magapoke the most.

I love the scenes in basketball manga where they go buy basketball shoes.

It seems like a troublesome young lady has arrived…

I’m betting that it will be adapted into an anime by the time the first episode airs.

>>42

It seems like the Dead Account, which has around 100 episodes, is going to end without being animated…

>>44

I thought it was a manga that clearly had the vibe of getting an anime adaptation, but it looks like it’s coming to an end…

It’s as interesting as the early days of Haikyuu.

I like the vibe of the black-haired upperclassman who feels like a “caring upperclassman in the sports club.”

The protagonist is strong from the beginning, so I can read it with peace of mind.

Is my little sister going to die…?

I think it’s a nice decision to have a protagonist who, despite being an amateur, has something special, as a companion.

I thought she was a crazy monster girl, but she’s actually a good child, which is confusing.

I want to see more seriousness!

At first, I thought (the drawing is a bit subtle…), but it has a unique charm.

There are also regular depictions with a strong impact.

Kokeshi-chan looks handsome during the match, right?

I think the one most likely to be adapted into an anime is “Witch and the Black Cat’s Classroom.”