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Description
1-3) Ultras
A victory for the national team was decided in the European Football Championship that night. The whole country overflowed with joy, including Leon who drank, raised hell, and ended up spending a night together with "someone he should never have gotten involved with." That man's name was Al, from the rival team Liberta's ULTRAS supporters club! He understands that it will never work, but from their first meeting, Al is lodged firmly in his heart. From The Moon in a Box.
4) Say Hello to Mr. Smith
A suave conman, John Smith, bumps into a french man on the streets who tries to pick hi... More...
A victory for the national team was decided in the European Football Championship that night. The whole country overflowed with joy, including Leon who drank, raised hell, and ended up spending a night together with "someone he should never have gotten involved with." That man's name was Al, from the rival team Liberta's ULTRAS supporters club! He understands that it will never work, but from their first meeting, Al is lodged firmly in his heart. From The Moon in a Box.
4) Say Hello to Mr. Smith
A suave conman, John Smith, bumps into a french man on the streets who tries to pick hi... More...
Type
Manga
Related Series
Associated Names
Local y Visitante
Say Hello to Mr. Smith
The Onlooker
Who Killed Oscar?
Say Hello to Mr. Smith
The Onlooker
Who Killed Oscar?
Groups Scanlating
Latest Release(s)
v.1 c.7-8 (end) by The Moon in a Box over 13 years ago
v.1 c.6 by The Moon in a Box over 13 years ago
v.1 c.5 by The Moon in a Box over 13 years ago
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v.1 c.6 by The Moon in a Box over 13 years ago
v.1 c.5 by The Moon in a Box over 13 years ago
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Status
in Country of Origin
1 Volume (Complete)
Completely Scanlated?
Yes
Anime Start/End Chapter
N/A
User Reviews
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User Rating
Average: 8.1 / 10.0 (163 votes)
Bayesian Average: 7.82 / 10.0
Bayesian Average: 7.82 / 10.0
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Last Updated
June 23rd 2020, 12:38am
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Genre
Categories
Category Recommendations
Matsu no Ma
Eikoku Kizoku Goyoutashi
Shoot! - Atsuki Chousen
Furachi na Karada na Namida Iro
Bara no Mori ni Ita koro
Eikoku Kizoku Goyoutashi
Shoot! - Atsuki Chousen
Furachi na Karada na Namida Iro
Bara no Mori ni Ita koro
Recommendations
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Author(s)
Artist(s)
Year
2008
Original Publisher
Serialized In (magazine)
BGM (Tokyo Mangasha)
Licensed (in English)
Yes
English Publisher
DMG (1 Vol - Complete; digital)
Activity Stats (vs. other series)
Weekly Pos #739 
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Monthly Pos #1748(+145)
3 Month Pos #2300(+1116)
6 Month Pos #4664(+276)
Year Pos #7062(+57)
(+57)Monthly Pos #1748
(+145)3 Month Pos #2300
(+1116)6 Month Pos #4664
(+276)Year Pos #7062
(+57)List Stats
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I absolutely adore Est Em's style: the way she draws, the way she tells the stories, the fact that they're primarily set in either Spain or France (and in one of the one-shots this time around, in Japan).
I was quite attached to the main story, and was a bit disappointed when I started reading the fourth chapter only to find out it was a new story. I quickly got over that since the other stories were amusing and different, though in some cases slightly creepy (referring to "The Onlooker"). Oh! Also, to feed that hunger for more Alfonso and Leon (even if only just a little), the last chapter is a follow-up on their story.
Anyway! I definitely recommend this as well as everything else by Est Em; I've loved everything I've had the chance to read of hers so far so it's really no surprise that I loved this one as well.
... Last updated on June 3rd, 2011, 4:46pm
I was quite attached to the main story, and was a bit disappointed when I started reading the fourth chapter only to find out it was a new story. I quickly got over that since the other stories were amusing and different, though in some cases slightly creepy (referring to "The Onlooker"). Oh! Also, to feed that hunger for more Alfonso and Leon (even if only just a little), the last chapter is a follow-up on their story.
Anyway! I definitely recommend this as well as everything else by Est Em; I've loved everything I've had the chance to read of hers so far so it's really no surprise that I loved this one as well.
... Last updated on June 3rd, 2011, 4:46pm
I know nuts about football, and even less about FCs, and I read this manga after having speed read a bunch of terrible mangas, so I was barely skimming through the pages. Even then, I thoroughly enjoyed the story and found it compelling. It felt like a modern and light-hearted Romeo and Juliet tale, and the characters have great personalities. I can't say I understood the plot 100% (since I was in no mood to do anything other than skimming), but whatever I did, I thought was really sweet and relatable.
The artwork is a pretty unique and rare, which is a treat for me. I would definitely like to revisit this again someday when I'm in a better mood and actually read through it more carefully.
The artwork is a pretty unique and rare, which is a treat for me. I would definitely like to revisit this again someday when I'm in a better mood and actually read through it more carefully.
This is one of Est Em's lighter works compared to her usual norm, but that really isn't very relevant here as it's still an enthralling read regardless. I myself am not very accustomed to the whole football clubs culture in Europe, thus I might not have the most wholesome image of how brutal and crude it could get between fans of rival clubs. Nonetheless the main story here still appealed to me to great lengths, from the characters to the plot development, all very intriguing and captivating. The other stories are also special in their own ways, each takes on different subjects and expertise but all the same entertaining. I really like Est Em's works after all.
Btw, was I the only one who had to do some research 'homework' for better understanding of the stories? It was so fascinating when I found out Spain's 2008 victory in the UEFA European Championship was the circumstances and inspiration behind them, hehe.
Btw, was I the only one who had to do some research 'homework' for better understanding of the stories? It was so fascinating when I found out Spain's 2008 victory in the UEFA European Championship was the circumstances and inspiration behind them, hehe.
Realistic and mature - really well written stories. My regards to the scanlators for a job well done!!
If you like this one, read 'Lies Are A Gentleman's Manners' too.
If you like this one, read 'Lies Are A Gentleman's Manners' too.
Quite Ok, I just wish that the stories were longer. Because it felt like most of them didn´t even have a real ending.
Plotwise their original and fun to read, and the art is definitly a big plus.
Recommended, as a light-hearted read when you don´t have anything else to do.
... Last updated on March 5th, 2012, 2:33pm
Plotwise their original and fun to read, and the art is definitly a big plus.
Recommended, as a light-hearted read when you don´t have anything else to do.
... Last updated on March 5th, 2012, 2:33pm
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