Isn’t this guy crazy?

You pushed yourself into the thorns, this guy…

Bone-crushing man

This is a thorn bush that I raised.

Time and effort
Friendship
Conscience
Bone

You can sacrifice your conscience and your bones to make a cruel decision, but it’s nice that you’re not particularly wise and are genuinely suffering.

Was food poisoning better?

Get away from the bones!

You’re the only one who made the cruel decision, right!?

I’m not a superhuman or anything; I’m just doing my best to push my limits.
He is also a player (prayer).
So that’s why I fold it.

The existence of the recorder was hinted at explicitly.

It’s not that Kobori doesn’t have a heart, but they really don’t understand other people’s feelings…
Ordinary people wouldn’t be happy to break someone else’s bones, and it would be a burden.

Once again, it’s impressive how the author provides that sense of satisfaction even though it’s biweekly.

The context is definitely about a high school baseball manga…

It’s a mob, but was it the one that had a conversation with Kiriyama…

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Takeuchi-kun’s improvisational skills.

Takeuchi-kun is an actor and seems to be incredibly successful.

Is there anyone who declares a fracture?

The image of the thread shows a pose that expresses the intention of dedicating the right wrist.

Understanding one’s own lack of ability and making full use of all the cards one has is impressive.

Takeuchi is impressive for finishing this much in just 30 minutes…

I like the way that boy, who isn’t so outstanding or perspective-driven, is somehow trying to find the best solution he can come up with, even if it means throwing everything else away.

I was curious about the part where the recorder suddenly appeared and the conversation was cut off in an instant.
Is this a foreshadowing that even a female manager character can enter?

I’ve grown too much! Chirin chirin chirin!

Takeuchi is also convinced, isn’t he?
Kobori is not joking around.
And not everything is an act, right?

Summer high school baseball is a match where losing just once means the end, so the mental aspect is extremely important… you know.

I work hard to go to Koshien.
Alright, nothing seems unnatural!

Even just a little practice match in this world can bring out amazing geniuses.
It’s really fun to read about amazing people using various things to fight in different ways.
Even though Takeuchi isn’t that good at baseball, he contributes to the team with an amazing performance, and it’s impressive.

“Be sacrificed to go to Koshien.”
If I can go to Koshien, I’ll become the sacrifice.

Kobori is fine as is.
Takeuchi-kun has quite a bit of talent, doesn’t he?

What I talked about with Kiryama is true.
It’s not acting.
It’s precious.

Probably only spoke my true feelings in that scene, other than tears.

Are you alright? Want me to break a bone? Is food poisoning good for you?

Only I can make the cruel decision.
There are no exceptions for myself either.

If I can go to Koshien by breaking a bone, then I’ll break it…

Up until two episodes ago, Saint Tere was in charge of the youth baseball manga.
What is this now…?

What kind of baseball club member could aim for an Oscar?

You can choose which bone you want! That’s not the point.

Are you possessed by Koshien?

I was trying to have Takeuchi-kun break my arm casually, but it didn’t work.

A recorder isn’t supposed to be done by Kobori, right?

When someone says, “Once we reach the stage where we can go to Koshien, I’ll break a bone to switch places!” you can’t help but be taken aback, right?

It seems like they are still trying to pull through about the bones until the very end this time.

Since my arm is broken, I’ll support everyone as a manager instead of an athlete! That might be okay.
No, do it without breaking.

Don’t try to make the right to choose your favorite bone sound like a benefit!

Is there really someone who would go to any lengths to offer various things?

I could read up to my conscience.
Bones are like…!?

In three years, having one person on the bench is more tragic, right? I was definitely angry about that, but afterward, the sheer determination was truly intimidating…

It looks like Takeuchi-kun is likely to succeed as an actor rather than in baseball, so it’s fine to stay as he is…

The cruel decision was more cruel than I thought.

Lieutenant Tsurumi and the likes of Lord Deluha.

I’m glad… you were aware that you were dedicating your conscience…

You’re too good at this! You must have been doing it, right!? Considering the original context, it gets complicated with the standard phrase.
You’re so good at it! You could aim for an Oscar!! A formula for genuine praise has been born from the bottom of my heart.

To win
Let’s break the rib bone.
It seemed.

The teacher is trying to take on the cruel decision for us; they are a really good teacher.
If you close your eyes to some parts

They say to break a bone, but it’s the first time I’ve seen someone trying to actually break one.

It’s scary that everyone has made a cruel decision together.

Oh, it’s an easy-to-understand reveal explanation part that we often saw in the previous work, isn’t it?
…The atmosphere seems to have changed, huh?

So that’s why you bring the decision to cut yourself there…

It’s really interesting outside of the matches.

The last one is
It’s acting.
Not there.

Is Takeuchi-kun a saint?

I feel like the captain is going to get injured in the regional finals.

Isn’t this person a bad person?

It was an episode that clearly showed Kobori’s resolve.
Isn’t this guy definitely the Demon King?

You’re a bad person, aren’t you?

If Takeda-kun gets caught folding it, he won’t be able to stay in the baseball club!

I’m sure they’ll use my injury just before Koshien to inspire themselves…

It’s a good balance when Kobori gets annoyed.
But the readers were expecting the development where they hand over their own jersey number, right?

There are no fools in this world.
Everyone is just facing different directions.

It’s a villager playing a completely different game separate from Inou.

As a form of atonement, I’ll let the opponent choose which bones to break… I don’t want to do that!

(Takeuchi-kun…! Incredible acting skill…! This is on the level of a femur!)

It was somewhat anticipated that Kobori would voluntarily step out of the bench players in order to encourage his teammates after Kiriyama’s withdrawal.
I didn’t expect this to happen…

Kobori came to practice every day earlier than anyone else.
Takeuchi knows that.

Today we made a cruel decision.
It’s scary how casually it’s being turned into a consensus.

I will break my dominant arm!
You fold it!
You can choose which bone to break!
Is it better to have food poisoning?
(Thank you, if I can go to Koshien, please fold it.)

This time, Teacher Aja is just beautiful.

As expected, Takeuchi-kun really excels in his performance, surpassing Kiryuyama.

To be honest, I think it’s not balanced even if I break my arm.

Is Todoroki getting scared when seeing a fracture…?

It’s common to hear that one will not choose means to win, but I’ve never seen someone go this far.

Break a bone.
You can choose the bones.
No, it’s fine if you fold it.

Don’t try to make Takeuchi break his bones.

By breaking my arm, I can do my best for Kobori too! That’s what this guy is aiming for.

I’m too excited to see what Kobori will do from now on.

The last one isn’t an act, oh?!
I love that it surpasses even the strategist Kobori’s predictions.
I like that bamboo.

Huh, you would have preferred a food poisoning?

Aren’t these guys’ talents outside of baseball capped out?

This guy alone has the mentality of someone from “Usogui” or “Junket Bank.”

Isn’t Kobori not as much of a strategist as you say?

Without the bones, it was a surprisingly normal and decent baseball manga episode.
If only there were no bones.

I wonder if the part in the thread where I brought out the thorn is an expression of me saying that.

Rather than a strategist, a trickster strategist.

When it comes to high school baseball!
Friendship, effort, bones!

Was this guy the Gresham slot…?

It’s great that the protagonist always surpasses this abnormal person’s predictions.

I love the kind of development where they’re willing to give up a bone or two just to win…

I think Kobori just has an abnormal communication ability and a craziness that allows him to push straight through what others would normally hesitate over.

Win!! Win!! Win!!Is the last one here intentional, I wonder?

I wonder if players who seemed like mobs will be introduced like this?

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They’re still a third-year high school student. It’s no surprise they’re inexperienced as a strategist. They are a promising talent to look forward to from here on out. So, break away from the past.

I think my obsession with bones also has a bit of guilt involved.

Use all available means!

It felt like an explanation round or something.
It’s clear from last time that everyone gets motivated when they see Kobori’s aim or those who fell off the bench.

Injuries are certainly a part of baseball, but I never expected it to come in this form…

If it continues to the Koshien edition, will Kobori become the record keeper?
Well, I’m basically the director after all.

Could it be that the curry sleeping next to the teacher is a foreshadowing of food poisoning?

It’s amazing that it generally exceeds expectations.

You’ve gone and broken my bones…

You can choose the bones!

There are often characters who are determined to make sacrifices and put in effort more than others, but…
This is the first time I’ve seen a character with bones in the sacrifice.

Well, if everything went exactly as Kobori predicted, it wouldn’t be interesting.
That is also a good balance for a manga.

It seems that Hirose has a better sports IQ and strategic mind.
Kobori is a mentally unstable person.

High school baseball isn’t something you take on with that kind of determination.

It’s the same with bones, but isn’t it quite something to pass the ticket to Koshien if you get it?

In the previous work, Luke was being tossed around by the country.
I felt the intention that you can’t completely control each individual person.
Kiriyama’s offer to decline also includes Takemura conveying his true feelings and stopping him from doing so.

In a biweekly series, it’s taking three episodes to discuss who to pass the jersey number to, which is a painfully slow pace, but why is it still interesting every time???

It seems like there won’t be a Koshien edition.
Well, since Hamazou is seedless, considering that there will be 8 matches, there is enough volume.

I understand that it requires sacrificing time and effort.
Friendship, conscience, and bones?

It’s really good to see that Takayuki-kun is not just a nice person but also a proud baseball player, and that he gets properly angry about being removed for the sake of unity.

Many players are likely to dedicate themselves to the point of sacrificing everything except for their bones.

This guy is so cute that it’s scary.

I think the good thing about Kobori is simply that he isn’t a psychopath.
Because of a lack of empathy, it’s not just about choosing a crazy optimal solution… but rather, it’s a student who admires professionals and loves their team enough to charge in full throttle, fully aware of the risks and pain involved, like a passionate baseball boy.

Thinking about the time when this guy will do something other than baseball in the future is truly frightening.

It’s scary that there are times when I think about what I want to happen as a scheming character, and there are times when I wonder what will happen next.
Before I knew it, I got caught up in a bet.

Without baseball, they may just be an amazing person who gets along well with anyone.

I’m prepared to do literally anything to take Hama-sou to Koshien.

It seems like Takeuchi-kun will continue to showcase his acting skills even from outside the bench…

The type that makes a mess of their career advancement.
The type that fails when starting a company.

Winning! Winning! Winning! Knowing that this is Shigeo Nagashima’s catchphrase, it’s so stylish!

Winning, winning, winning! Since it’s a current topic, it really brought a tear to my eye, but not many people are talking about this…

The craziest one of the thank-you pitch.

I thought this in the previous work as well, but this author really doesn’t waste characters, does he?
Even background characters, not just named ones, always have a role.

You’ve really overdeveloped your skills in grasping people’s hearts.
It’s not about charisma, but more like a shadow ruler type…

You wouldn’t think this is a foreshadowing, right…?

I thought it was handed to Kobori, but the eye drops were his own, and I laughed.

It’s good that it’s easy to collapse because it’s built on human relationships and has irregularities like Kiriyama.