I love this series so much. The tension is great, the artwork is gorgeous, and I love dance used as the vehicle. My main issue with it is that I find it confusing sometimes. Firstly, it jumps ALL over the place. Second, there are a great deal of side characters who aren't very fleshed out, but come up a lot and I just cannot keep track of who is who. It's like being thrown in to this world of dance, and having to just figure it out. I need charts. So, I find myself sort of trudging through these types of scenes and just hoping and waiting for something more intimate(in the sense that it only involves familiar characters) scenes, which are easier to make sense of. There's a lot which has been lost on me, so I suspect I will need to go back and reread the entire thing when it's completed to fully grasp the finer details.

Also, not that it takes away from my enjoyment at this point, but I would be most happy if this eventually went a little more yaoi, so that all of that beautiful tension could culminate into a satisfying finale.

... Last updated on November 24th, 2017, 12:51pm

...but the storytelling can be a bit confusing at times. I am not sure if it is because of translation, or if it simply because the way the shifting from a scene to another lacks a bit.
Other than that, it is so intense, and the plot is sl good, and the characters don't lack depth.
It is a sports manga, and it is doing a great job.

... Last updated on July 25th, 2017, 2:22am

Most confusing.... I can only find 2 printed volumes, yet chapter 16 claims a "special edition release of all 4 volumes." Anyway, I went to the msngaka's twitter account & she's still actively working & focused on this series.

I found thid manga looking for slice of life sports BL. Only 6 things came up, & this os one of them. It gives me the same thrills I got from Yuri on Ice, & I hope to god it gets an anime.

In truth, I initially hated the art, but as I read I got used to it & grew to like it.

It's such a rare piece of gem! I normally don't make comments, but 10 Dance is so fascinating that I hope others will start is as well. The plot is interesting, the feelings come through brilliantly. I can't wait to see what comes next.This really is one of the bests, without exaggeration!

I've read the first chapters a few years back.
I didn't enjoy it at beginning and decided to stop...
I was too immature back then and was only interested in shallow mangas
When I decided to pick this up again, I was dumbfounded..
I was thinking that "is this manga this good when I first read it!!!! "

The manga is amusing and entertaining...
I cannot count on how many times I've laugh when they mention that their dicks are clashing whenever they dance.

It's also very romantic...
The development in their relationship is very realistic.
It gives you the happy feeling like when you are in love.
The art is also superb. I like how the author draws the human body.

Overall this a great read. A type where you can't just forget...

... Last updated on January 16th, 2017, 4:39pm

From the first chapter you can tell just how conscious Sugiki is of Suzuki's sex appeal and how difficult it is for him to put a name on his feelings. It's really refreshing to watch two straight grown men flirt with each other while dancing and be competely unaware of it. I also like the art in this manga; the protagonists have well-built bodies (as they are reknown professional dancers, exercising daily and all) and their facial expresssions vary so that you can tell more or less what they feel or how they think of a certain situation. A must read.

Wow it's been so long I've read romance this good! I could really feel it, the attraction is real, the passion is real, those two really did give me the feeling that they were made for each other. Now if they'd just quit holding back their feelings with all the excuses already... but that's what makes this manga so realistic, and romance, I think, is meant to be just like this!

This manga starts slowly, first I thought it's shounen ai, maybe not even much of that. But I was proven wrong. The pace of the development of this romance is so PERFECT! Because of that, the sexual tension that's building up between those two is so strong, it seems like I can acually feel it physically ^^ The dialogs are funny and exciting and don't contain those boring standard phrases, also the story doesn't depend on misunderstandings and there is no crybaby and all those things most yaois apparently build on. I had to get used to the art, but seeing those two men dancing is "eyecandy" as you would call it This is an adult romance and I can't wait for them to finally be together in every way, I hope this series goes still on after that and I hope the updates come quickly
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I read both volumes and listened to the Drama CD -17 times already xD
I can't get enough! I want to read Volume 3, even though it's not even on sale in Japan, yet... I just HAVE to see how it goes on *_*

... Last updated on December 26th, 2015, 6:36am

Omg I love this!! I actually really like how much the author focuses on the dancing world and she really is being meticulous about her research (she even mentioned how she had professionals look over her work to make sure it was accurate). I've always wanted to see a manga where there are gay characters that are passionate about what they do (not just about each other). It really makes them seem like human beings. And the slow pace is so adorable and just gives the great tinglies whenever something even just hinting at romance happens! Love all the subtleties she is able to capture as well. Definitely something not to be missed!