BE BLUES ~Ao ni Nare~ - Vol. 27 Ch. 263 - I'll Definitely Stop You

[MangaDex]

 

[MeReinhard]

1st.. Tqvm

 

[Blu7]

Thanks!
I just hope that the author will "decrease the overpower" of Kobayama right foot. I mean, yeah there are players very good and precise but that guy seems to have a 100% accuracy and even decide which type of shoot he wants on each play.

By the way, I am always bothered by the design of his sister as she is so alike one of the manager of Buso (the one that we never see doing something, I forgot her name). LoL

 

[grs2019]

Actually I like how Kobayakawa can be Ryuu's rival because he makes Ryuu have to exceed his limit. If we see Ryuu now, he is almost back to his prime condition before. But Kobayakawa is going to "help" him to be even better than his previous prime condition.

 

[Alexvinssi]

The one who should see his skills decrease would ne Sakuragod. This guy never lose the ball

 

[Blu7]

@Alexvinssi. Yeah, I forgot to add him too but as he was not in the last chapters, I forgot about it. But in the case of Sakuraba at least, in addition to use him like a come dy relief, the author put a kind of restriction, making him miss goals (because so far, and of course I say so far, he never scored in important games apart for the PK).
Actually, I appreciated the fact that he missed the second goal in the previous games and that the author uses his "overpower" as a bait for motivating Ryu. But, I am so happy that the author did not make him the bad guy in the opponent team. Anyway, i am sure that if they start one day to face youth club teams, there will be people able to handle Sakuraba.

 

[MyAngelMadoka]

Thank you.

 

[TheLonelyCabbage]

Omg this was so good! Fingers crossed for Nabe!

 

[Renan_Walheim]

Great job Yuuto!
You can do it Nabeken!

 

[Mars4321]

@grs2019 It's actually like a Messi vs CR7 type rivals,they are in great form because there is a rival that makes each other play to 100%

 

[grs2019]

definitely agree with @Mars4321

 

[Demotivator]

The Sakuraba v Ryū thing is mostly because Sakuraba has the one thing Ryū has yet to reclaim: ball mastery (dribbling, immaculate first touch etc). Being able to walk past players like they're not there is obviously a tremendous skill to have, but if that's all you've got, you'll eventually hit a wall.

Kobayakawa is definitely a good rival for Ryū right now, and is a much closer parallel to Ryū too. A good example is how both of them have trained their dead ball abilities to visibly high degrees.