Are you pushing it to the limit…?

I don’t think a middle school student can understand everything.

Baseball teaches us that it can’t be played alone.

What Ayase River needs is Kobori.>>3I believe that if these two are together, we can enjoy relaxed and fun baseball while making the most of Ayase River’s potential.

>>3I could kill Yasupapa if I wanted to.

I’m going to experiment!

If I were to say something like Kiriyama or Todoroki to my peers, it probably wouldn’t be this complicated…

If there were a catcher like Hirose who is as caring and supportive as Aya,

Is Kobori’s mentality something like Gresham’s?

But there is no one at Ayase River.
So we have no choice but to carry both the merits and the faults.

It’s not about being mean or anything like that.
I feel a smell like that of Second Lieutenant Tsurumi.

When Tohru looked to the left, he wondered whether the second player was a super cheat character.

It seems like Kobori would be able to skillfully roll A and everyone around in their palm.

Since I’m in my third year of high school, I’m quite an adult from A’s perspective.

I think everyone in the world is smart, so I believe A will be accepted too.

It might be a relief that the director isn’t a baseball fanatic.
I might be forced to switch to professional wrestling.

I wish Aya would just completely become a bad person…
I don’t think I can become that…

Which one is the monster, Kiryama (uninjured) or Ayasegawa?

Aya doesn’t like things that feel artificial, so I wonder how it will be…

I think it would be nice to have a member who is somewhat like Saint Therese.

There are too many people in the right world who want to bear sin.

A diamond’s child can’t be annoying!

However, you, wise general, are no good.

First of all, the fact that you’re getting involved with the strongly eccentric genius Kiriyama shows that you have no negative feelings towards geniuses.

I’ve been told this many times, but I feel more comfortable with any and all baseball manga other than “Kōzai.”

There are indeed people like Aya in that world, as Todoroki seemed to be involved in sports before baseball.

There are filthy bandits who can take Todoroki-kun’s ball…

If it were to affect Ayano’s mental state, it would probably be someone like Masayoshi, who can’t forgive teaming up with Hirose.
Well, anyway, there, Kobori and Hirose will come up with a decoy strategy plan C and carry it out successfully.

Alright! Let’s come together with a straightforward plan to promote Ayase River and become a famous team!

To be honest, if the left is a world with other super strong guys, there’s no need to complicate things.

In the world of Mr. Full Swing, A would probably have fun playing baseball too…

It seems that I wouldn’t be able to get along with Kiriyama in terms of stance.

I think that ultimately, it’s A who will suffer because there are those weaker than themselves.

If I go to the world of One Outs, I feel like I would be subjected to mental attacks from Tokuchi.

In the first place, it seems like going to high school will solve everything about Ayase River.

In a way, Todoroki was saved by that team; he has quite a thick skin, and the coach over there had a good personality too…

I want to stay in the enjoyment camp, but the problem is that those untalented people who can’t keep up won’t leave me alone because they’re burned out by talent.
I can have fun if I’m with people who are excited about talent but respect the individual, rather than with a coach who can’t recognize talent.

You are… a genius!

Conversely, could it be that a fair number of baseball manga protagonists find themselves cornered in a world of pros and cons?

What Ayase River needs is the brazen mob of Saint Therese.
It’s still a part that’s hard for elementary and middle school students to understand.

In other words, the simplicity of the mob teammates might be the biggest relief.

There are places where the atmosphere changes between high school and middle/elementary school.

We’re going to use Aya to break into the corporate baseball world!