This manga seems like it has potential. I love plots where there is time traveling and that main character gets to have a second chance to change their fate.

Overall it has potential but there are not enough chapters to really comment on this yet and i wanted to be the first one to post a comment for this series.

It was a good read for a while, but it winds down starting at the middle point and then the ending comes out of nowhere and essentially invalidates everything that happened in the story. I felt like it wasted my time with that conclusion.

at first i thought i'll be bored about this manga but when i read it (and of course i'm still reading it) i found out that i actually love how the manga is! the cheerleading, the time leap, the main protagonist's struggles to make his high school life better and the girl "who doesn't want to time leap". i love every chapter! T w T also the other characters, i hope to see more development from them...and if possible...to also see who they are from the future/alternate life they live just like the protagonist before he came back in time 3 years.

A really good read at the beginning but later near at the end it started to get boring.
I have to force myself to finish it.

It has an interesting premise, there were good and bad plots, but the ending destroys all the good that this manga managed to achieve

The creator of this manga understands how people's emotions and group situations interact—that is, he understand group dynamics. That means he has been able to work out a plot that makes sense for a classic Come from Behind Story. The cheering squad is dying AND this traditionally all-male institutions is led by a woman, AND she's a very intense, demanding leader.

Doomed, right? Just watch as the MC plays a big part in bringing it back to life (still led by its domineering head, and she even begins to change a bit). Side characters are fun and funny, and the drawing expresses the intense feeling of a cheer squad and the student body being led by it, perfectly.

... Last updated on November 7th, 2018, 5:25pm

The story was honestly great up to the mid point but gradually became less so. The characters were dynamic and unique until the mid point, but I felt like they lost their personality somewhere along the way and became less interesting.

The story up to the mid point was amazing, after that it felt like a mash up of stories that weren’t bad but didn’t feel completely thought of.

Now the ending, was without a doubt terrible. It was almost Prison School levels of bad. There was literally no closure or answers to any of the weirdness that went on. I honestly feel like the author really sucks at making endings.

... Last updated on June 29th, 2023, 12:03am

This series is about a a guy who had 0 friends throughout his entire high school. One of his regrets that the male cheerleading squad (Ouedan) which is run by a woman was disbanded. Now after an accidental slip he falls back in time to the very first time he entered school. Alongside this other girl who also slipped into the past with him when he tumbled he will try his best to somehow make sure that the Ouedan doesn't fall this time.

The series is split into 3 arcs essentially. The Ouedan arc. The Drama Club arc. And the final arc. The first 2 arcs are as solid as you'd expect. The plot progression is constantly moving forward, urging you to want to know what happens next.

I really found the characters to be unique and interesting here. Yes they do fall under some stereotypes. But i think the author's done an excellent job of making them feel like people rather than just existences in a manga. They get annoyed with each other. They are hypocritical, they are mean, they are nice. They act like what there environment tells them to do. Basically they act like teenagers.

Granted it still has the problem where Highschool is like basically life and death of your entire future thing than manga series seem to do. But yeah overall i would say an interesting and fun way to showcase a teenagers life.

I also like the slight maturity on our main character. He is in fact nearly 19 years old and from the future so he has that slight edge. And he desperately tries to make do with it.

I do think it is a bit BS that the male lead never thought about going back in time and using his knowledge for selfish gains. Which is pretty BS i'd say.

There are also some other issues like there is an entire pregnancy chapter only to be revealed that it was a dream all along or smth. Like why waste time on bullshit like these if there is going to be absolutely nothing to gain from it. There is no pay off. Nothing interesting in that chapter. It just feels useless and unnecessary. This happens twice more i think. So again quite ridicolous.

There is also the ending being quite disappointing. Like it just ends. Very underwhelming. There is also the romance being a factor in the entire series but no pay off to back that shit up. Yeah it does the whole implied shit. But its still annoying it pulls that shit.

Despite these issues. I'd still recommend the manga. Its got great character development, interesting characters, and a good use of 2nd chance. I think it sorta fails on you know giving any negatives to the bully of the manga as well as some over the top spectacle like a women confessing while doing a naked handstand. Yes this is in the manga. But it feels so out of place you know? Like the author just wanted to draw a naked woman lmao.Lets not forget that it never explains the supernatural bullshit either.

Its funny though in regards to ending. You can exactly see when the axe happened lol.

... Last updated on May 13th, 2021, 10:43pm

Around chapter 30 I thought this was one of the best manga I'd ever read. By chapter 67 (last translated chapter) I decided to drop the series.

This doesn't actually need any time travel in it. It could have just been about a freshman recruited into a cheering club, because that's what's good about this manga. The person below me is right, this manga has everything a shounen should have; huge cast, passion for club activities, friendship, living life without regrets! When this manga was about THAT stuff it was amazing.

Unfortunately around chapter 50~ this manga starts to go off the rails with lots of filler and the characters even not behaving like themselves. First of all, everything important and related to the club and the plot is put on the backburner. Instead, we get lazy filler about a stupid love triangle and some time travel stuff.



... Last updated on September 18th, 2013, 6:20am

The MC is very human and very tangible (up to a point ofc) and I found myself identified with him. The mangaka depicts emotions very well and expresses how fickle and proud people can be. You get to root for the characters in such a way that it even inspires raging sometimes haha

This manga will make you feel that at the end of every chapter there's a hideous cliffhanger waiting (I count the pages before reading so I don't get my hopes up too much). I'm hopelessly waiting this gets an avalanche of releases of 4+ volumes in the span of 2 days like claymore once had. One manga I would definitely finish and reread.

update: Right now is, as the latest review stated, boring. But it could be just the arc (chap.~78). Still have high hopes for this series with 3 vols still unscanlated and all.

... Last updated on March 19th, 2014, 4:06pm