This manga is kind of scary.

If there is a surplus of food, that’s one thing, but in a tight situation, it seems tough.
Unless some benefit arises from playing baseball.

Was the elder in Star Wars?

The boyfriend who understands and presents the benefits to get permission from here is just too much of a romantic hero.

What is this manga…?
Why did you think to combine this genre…?

If we’re going to do it, let’s choose a competition with a more relaxed participant limit…

The people of Yaruru are so smart that it’s a bit frightening.

What you’re doing is really alien, isn’t it…?

Three giant trees in a row…

It’s really terrible that combining “thank you” with dangerous phrases ends up working out perfectly.

I have no complaints other than being named in the comments as Yalurt.

It’s a cultural invasion by baseball civilization aliens!

I wonder how much they’re considering how many they will sell when they draw it…
Are you aiming for oblivion?

It’s not about civilization and enlightenment; it’s just that I want to play baseball.

Doesn’t it have something to do with the neighboring tribe, Yomur?

Baseball divided Yaluru into 12 tribes.

If you want them to play baseball, it’s a reasonable argument to strengthen their food, clothing, and housing.

A nameless person criticizes another nameless person in a baseball thread.
If that’s all, I won’t worry about it.

I want the smart Yarulu to think of a way for Yakult to become stronger.

There is a strange correlation between the publication dates of this manga and the winning percentage of Yakult…

>>26In baseball pants…

She lost 12 kg in a month after being banned from playing baseball…

In uncharted territory, wouldn’t soccer or bare-knuckle martial arts be better?

Well, if it’s a world where Yomiur appears, they would use Yakuru instead of Yaruru…

I wonder when this baseball manga will finally have a game…

Fighting with the other 12 tribes.

Even though you have a face like that of a baseball uncle.

I love using a play on words from foreign sci-fi as a title, even if it’s cliché.

This is the first step for baseball to dominate this universe.

It’s笑able that most people are muttering comments like “Is it okay to teach baseball? Won’t they remember the conflict?”
Baseball is a sport, so rivalry shouldn’t matter…

The final episode is a match between the Earth team and the Yalul alien team.

Is this manga crazy?

Aren’t you giving the initial push at full speed to the race that seems likely to seize dominance over this planet?

Isn’t it amazing to suddenly arrive at the theory of special relativity?

It was the same when I was about to destroy everything, but it feels like if I make just one wrong step, it could turn into a disaster…

Ultimately, I will become a baseball alien and if I don’t win the game against Earth’s baseball team, I will become an alien who destroys it.

Yakult is too smart.

Biking 62km one way is a crazy passion for baseball.

Open the bulletin board for a little while and respond.
If that’s all, I don’t mind.
However, if we are going to do it seriously, that’s a different story.
Anonymous working hours decrease.

Civilization seems to be developing at an incredible pace.

Let’s play soccer.

Is baseball really that enjoyable?

The title appears to be a parody of “Guns, Germs, and Steel.”
The title of episode 2 is a parody of “The Moon is a Merciless Night Queen.”

Make sure to prepare a double bed in this world too.

Are those the graves of the children who died from the food crisis around the headman’s house?

As for the title,
There are guns, germs, and steel.

Yaruru is merely one species or tribe, and there is a possibility that other beings also exist on this planet.
The Gian tribe and so on.

What’s terrible is that if you look at the order of the English titles, baseball is in the position of a pathogen.

>>56It’s okay because there’s an understanding boyfriend and an intelligent alien.

The indigenous people being supportive and calling each other “baseball brothers!” is nice.

I like that the abbreviation of the English title becomes ABC.

Why compete in a sport that resolves conflicts peacefully?

A religious state like the Carp will be born.

Soccer tends to make you sleepy when you watch it, doesn’t it?
I think baseball’s contrast makes it easy for beginners to understand.

Humans, you’ve set up quite a complicated scenario, haven’t you?

Aren’t these aliens pretty smart?

Soccer and LBX, disappear…!

If the threshold is low, civilization won’t develop to play soccer.

The reason there are no alternative sports is that Nii-san is obsessed with baseball and promoting it.

Is there any connection between Ota City and baseball?

Baseball allows for cheering each player individually because there are at-bats.
Even experienced players who know the rules find it tough to commentate on soccer sometimes.

Being hugged and squished was unsettling.

Teaching baseball to a different race is not like teaching them warfare, is it, Nii-na-san?

I’m too curious about where it will land as a manga.

By the way, does Yaluru not have an individual name?

As long as you don’t care about the equipment in baseball, you can just use a stick and a ball.

As the people of Yaluru learn about baseball, their civility declines.

All you need is a stick and a ball.
It seems like the Yaluru people are putting on a hand that doesn’t seem necessary.

Even for someone like me who is crazy about baseball… I somehow managed thanks to the understanding locals!

Episode 1 is titled “Beware of the Wormhole.”

Did you spray water because you were happy in the end?

I’m reading it while anxiously wondering if it will suddenly take a gruesome turn.

The Astro aliens and the Regulus aliens attack and lead to destruction.

The fact that such a childish person starts to care about the speed of light shows a considerable level of intellect.

I guess I’ll become a vulgar and violent alien because of baseball.

Look… at our Carp fans…

In due time, a culture will emerge where people take baths while leading.

The protagonist is quite intelligent.
I don’t even remember elementary school-level science.

All of us humans love baseball without exception, but…
That’s not necessarily true for Yaruru…

The author was clever in the previous work, so I have high expectations for the sequel.

Eventually, we’ll invade Earth…

What comes after acquiring intelligence?

The only thing that’s regrettable is that if this gets animated, the cleavage will probably be nerfed.

It seems there are no external enemies at the moment, so I wonder what will happen when they experience competition.

If they really put their mind to it, they might outpace Earth’s humanity in scientific capabilities at an incredible speed.

Yaruru’s intelligence and morals are so high that problems like those that occurred in the history of baseball on Earth won’t arise.

I kind of realized it in the first episode, but the protagonist is also quite the lunatic.

I want to ask on the Japan Otaku Reviews forum.
Can light travel quickly?

Aren’t you trying to bring religion and war to indigenous peoples with high intelligence and morals?

It’s strange, the Yakult team hasn’t won since this manga started.

Since I teach Japanese baseball, there are also brawls.

I’m glad to be a woman who can satisfy my desire for baseball by playing.
It seems that for the time being, those watching will not be able to find satisfaction.

Speaking of which, I remembered there was a guy who used to play baseball and wrote science fiction novels.

How foolish you are, after all.
Don’t you know the history of how humans brought baseball?

I hope the ending involves raising a baseball alien and having it play a match against a representative of humanity.

When it comes to science fiction stories, even the most peaceful races will begin to fight simply because of economic development.

What is Moruru!?

Release Yalulu! We will be separated into the 12 clans!

But when it comes to the development of civilization through baseball, it’s broken…!? Pulling the rug out like that is cruel.

Nii-na: “You can’t play baseball alone!”

Furuta probably never imagined that he would end up teaching baseball to aliens after transitioning.

Huh? Of course you can!
Do it.

Do baseball players use fluorescent nail polish to prevent sign mistakes?

A hierarchy is created based on baseball skills…

I’m looking forward to seeing whether Mr. Ajawa or Yarul learns the rules of baseball first.

The heroine is splashed with a liquid that comes out when she feels good from an old man of a different race.

I wonder if they’ll spread the culture of support… like dragging the opposing team’s mascot around or cheering with loud instruments.

I was wondering what it was, and it’s Jump Plus…

Hmm… but doesn’t it lack a bit of punch?
Let’s add invaders from other races!

Baseball can even calm down the Diskun aliens and Erar aliens, who might destroy the Earth if they got into a fight.

If you’re thinking about space, you should go with table tennis.

Shouting “strike” at the center of the world.

It was simply entertaining as a manga…

Based on the fan’s behavior, I feel like spreading baseball and soccer might be dangerous.

I thought that if you teach the rules of baseball, you wouldn’t teach the designated hitter rule, right? That’s what I felt, and it was no good.

Isekai reincarnation stories are interesting up to this point, but how they steer the plot after that will change the future.

I wonder what sports are okay to promote…
Maybe swimming…

Is this the “isekai transfer” (to a baseball civilization) genre?

Baseball brought individual names known as player names to Yaruru.

There is a fear similar to that of Bokyō Tarō.