The Boxer

Description

From Line Webtoons:
You’ve got the raw talent. Or you’re the underdog. But do you have the heart? Do you have what it takes? Let’s see what you’re made of. The real fight starts now!

Original Webtoon: Naver, Naver Series

Official Translations: English, Japanese (IP block), Spanish, S.Chinese, T.Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, French, German

Type

Manhwa

Related Series

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Associated Names

Der Boxer

El boxeador

Боксёр

ザ・ボクサー

拳击手

拳擊手

더 복서

Groups Scanlating

Latest Release(s)

c.123 by LINE Webtoon 2 years ago

c.122 by LINE Webtoon 2 years ago

c.121 by LINE Webtoon 3 years ago

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Status in Country of Origin

104 Chapters + 10 Special Chapters + 19 Side Stories + Afterword (Complete)

10 Volumes (Ongoing)

Completely Scanlated?

Yes

Anime Start/End Chapter

N/A

User Reviews

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User Rating

Average: 8.5 / 10.0 (182 votes)

Bayesian Average: 8.19 / 10.0

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Last Updated

November 13th, 2024 10:40am PST - 4 weeks ago

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Genre

Action Drama Martial Arts Shounen Sports
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Author(s)

JH (Jeong Ji-Hun)

Artist(s)

JH (Jeong Ji-Hun)

Year

2019

Original Publisher

Daewon

Naver

Ultra Media

Serialized In (magazine)

Naver Webtoon (Naver)

Licensed (in English)

Yes

English Publisher

Ize Press (3 Volumes - Ongoing | Print)

LINE Webtoon

Activity Stats (vs. other series)

Weekly Pos #679

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Monthly Pos #1294

(-246)

3 Month Pos #2300

(-252)

6 Month Pos #2731

(-87)

Year Pos #2789

(+1004)

List Stats

On 361 reading lists

On 198 wish lists

On 296 completed lists

On 18 unfinished lists

On 113 custom lists

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Another masterpiece by JH

by ekushay
2 years ago

Rating: 10.0 / 10.0

I love all of JH's works. They are all so meaningful. Sure, it becomes really depressing towards the ending... but still, everything about this webtoon was great. I don't hate the "cliché" ending. There really is no answer to the deep questions that were asked, so what did you expect? 🤣

I love how transparent JH is in the hiatus episodes, and I especially love the epilogue and how it tied up the relationships.

The Boxer was such a fun read. 10/10.

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I like the content, but not the ending

by queenofwisdom
3 years ago

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The ending is way too rushed for all the built up we got. Honestly I thought the author wasn't gonna drop a cliché bomb but he did. A bit disappointed there. Other than that I liked every character and their story. Gonna be truthful that I expected a bit more Yu growing relationships with others and gradually understand that he never was alone to begin with.

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Interesting

by glowtoads
3 years ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

At a certain point you realise Yu is doomed. I really enjoy Yu as a character and I feel deeply for him. In the story he's a tool, a lens of projection for other characters. Obviously his coach is one of those characters, but everyone he encounters and fights treats him like a level in a game. It's interesting to see a shounen staple portrayed like this: I wouldn't say it's a reversal, or a deconstruction, but there's definitely genre awareness here. I think the story is pretty grown up, for all that it's about absurd boxing violence.

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Surprisingly unique sports story

by AM_Woody
3 years ago

Rating: 8.0 / 10.0

As of ch.76.
If Saitmama was depressed. This read has a really cool story structure where instead of following a protagonist, we're basically following the coach's obsession through the lens of the 'Final Boss' MC. Yu's opponents are all fully fleshed out, and (usually) not what they appear on the tin, which adds a lot of conflict for the reader about who to actually root for (like a hard-work vs. natural talent match-up, where the MC is effectively the villain).
Obviously it goes cartoony/out of the realm of possibility, and a certain character becomes almost comical evil past a certain point, but it is still a great read.

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A master class in storytelling

by [deleted member]
4 years ago

Rating: 9.0 / 10.0

This is how you tell a story in a way that keeps the reader on the edge of your seat and simultaneously weaves different storylines, each at their own pace, until they become intertwined.

This is NOT your normal sports shounen that you know from WSJ that always follows the same formula. The Boxer is something else. It‘s about the unique personalities and circumstances of its three main characters, but also its rich and diverse support cast, that each have their own little stories.

People who complain how the fights in the first ~30 chapters are „predictable“ since it‘s always the same outcome, don‘t understand this manhwa at all.

For anyone who keeps an open mind, does not expect a classic sports manga and wants to experience an amazing story with multiple storylines and lots of build-up that will eventually pay off big time: read The Boxer!

This is a unique experience that you don‘t get in other sports manga/manhwa.

... Last updated 4 years ago

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