what other posters said below me is very true indeed. its old fashioned, it doesen't have too much of focus and have a bit of too high pacing.

BUT it does truely have its moments and it's a enjoyable but very quick read, it's by no means a masterwork and the rugby rules are seriously out dated.

To be honest at most part it does not matter, it seldom does the special effects (but it happens mind you) like Eye shield and other sport mangas and keep it to what it is, footwork toughness and strengh something that i like, also the high pacing makes it rarely feel tedious like many sport mangas sadly become.

It will most likely not leave much a impression, but atleast i enjoy it while i'm reading it.

Maybe I read too much manga, but this one doesn't interest me. I feel like the whole thing is divided into equal portions. There is possession and it's troubles. The losing, but very spirited, sport club. And there is fan service. The whole thing is all over the place and nothing really stands out.
But most boring of all are the characters. They are introduced quickly, some change happens, but then that's it- the author moves on.
Maybe the length is what caused this manga to be so fast paced, but that's not really an excuse, to try and cram everything in.
It's not a bad manga there's a sport, likable main characters, bit of romance, but it's too shallow and not very eye catching to really grab your interest.

i think the whole possessing body thing is interesting... with akane in akiras body and yuuji in akane's body... its a shame the scanlaters dropped it tho...

its kind of old fashioned manga. the arts looks good though. i kinda like it, except for the ecchi parts. i rarely found any rugby manga, so this is a must read for me.

This feels like a manga in the 80s. It's really conservative and a bit sexist towards women. Who cares if a woman is not a virgin. It's no big deal except writer seems to think differently.

It has some funny moments and interesting plot points but overall there are too many stereotypes in it. It feels old fashioned.

This series has a few interesting characters and a nicely laid foundation. The sports backdrop with rugby is also something it has going for it. Why it then isn't great is a mystery to me, nice I am not trying to write a review since I would have to know that then.