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All Out!! #1
All Out!!, Vol. 01
Kenji Gion has always had a complex about his height. On his first day of high school, he meets the giant Iwashimizu and a certain ball game: rugby. This classic shonen manga of youth and high school rugby starts now!
208 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2013
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June 10, 2025
De este manga surgió uno de los animes que más me ha marcado, inspirado e influido; con él empezó todo 🥹
Y bueno, que va de rugby 🤑
Y bueno, que va de rugby 🤑
April 26, 2023
It's not the best drawn Manga out there but it brings me back to my first days of joining my rugby team in college. It's really an amazing sport and this Manga captures that.
July 22, 2019
It's fine. I don't know if I'm into it, but I'll read the next one.
January 6, 2021
First read for my annual A to Z Manga Challenge!
I like sports stories and was excited about this one as it's a rugby story. I liked the action/game/practices scenes, and I think this volume does a great job of introduction a lot of characters in a short period of time. We do seem to follow a bit more strongly 2 players: one returning, one new to the game (great dynamic). They are also extremes in heights, one is really tall and one is really short.
But I was a bit disappointed that the short player that really wants to tackle everyone, was considered for positions like scrum half (for which you need to be experienced) or wing (for which you need to be really fast). There is one position uniquely suited to that short + tackling, yet it didn't come up. I played rugby for years, so I acknowledge my bias of knowledge here but still it was disappointing. Hopefully as the series goes on it will come up!
There definitely are a lot of interesting character dynamics, and as we kind of see this from the perspective of the new player, there is lots of opportunity to see how everyone knows each other, plus feuds with other teams, and gameplay to boot. I will keep reading and see where it goes.
I like sports stories and was excited about this one as it's a rugby story. I liked the action/game/practices scenes, and I think this volume does a great job of introduction a lot of characters in a short period of time. We do seem to follow a bit more strongly 2 players: one returning, one new to the game (great dynamic). They are also extremes in heights, one is really tall and one is really short.
But I was a bit disappointed that the short player that really wants to tackle everyone, was considered for positions like scrum half (for which you need to be experienced) or wing (for which you need to be really fast). There is one position uniquely suited to that short + tackling, yet it didn't come up. I played rugby for years, so I acknowledge my bias of knowledge here but still it was disappointing. Hopefully as the series goes on it will come up!
There definitely are a lot of interesting character dynamics, and as we kind of see this from the perspective of the new player, there is lots of opportunity to see how everyone knows each other, plus feuds with other teams, and gameplay to boot. I will keep reading and see where it goes.
March 27, 2023
Quite nice!
I'm usually not a fan of sports manga but I enjoyed this one! The two main characters are really likeable, and I like their relationship. The rythme is also quite good and I kept flipping the pages. There's a little boy's love vibe and I hope we'll get a cute romance but since it was published in a shônen magazine, I doubt it (no matter, I'll fanfic in my head).
I'm usually not a fan of sports manga but I enjoyed this one! The two main characters are really likeable, and I like their relationship. The rythme is also quite good and I kept flipping the pages. There's a little boy's love vibe and I hope we'll get a cute romance but since it was published in a shônen magazine, I doubt it (no matter, I'll fanfic in my head).
March 16, 2018
If you've ever wondered how close the anime is to the manga - the answer is "incredibly close." The main difference is that the art is much less homoerotic (clearly the anime played that up for the fujoshi) and the sport is explained a tiny bit better.
January 19, 2020
Art and characters looking good. Altho I have complicated feels about the subject. Oh well, could be worse, could be about netball.
February 22, 2021
Patience definitely needs practice. Can’t wait to see what happens next! (ok, see I need some practice...)
July 11, 2024
Nothing really differentiates this one from all the other sport mangas. The plot wasn’t very clear and was rushed in the 2nd part
August 31, 2025
I don’t mind the art. But it was kind of just boring to me. There was a lot of being mean to each other as a motivation and that just isn’t my cup of tea.
February 12, 2017
I've never really read a sports manga before and this is seinen too! And the bodies are sooo ripped! whoo...
January 9, 2024
The action scenes while practicing and playing rugby are fun to follow like the action sequences in action manga. While it doesn't "teach" about the game of rugby for a non-rugby person, it does give readers enough context to know what's being discussed such as positions and obviously understanding that Gion's weaknesses need to be strengthened in order for him to be taken seriously on the team against much bulkier guys at his high school now that he's on the team.
Plenty of banter between the guys regarding stature and musculature to make it guy and sports forward.
Plenty of banter between the guys regarding stature and musculature to make it guy and sports forward.
November 13, 2016
Loved the art! Other than that, a pretty standard shonen sports manga.
April 22, 2021
one of my favorite anime’s and saw the first 2 volumes were on ku so i decided to read them and they really are just as great as the anime!!!
May 1, 2017
This is amazing, my face hurts from smiling all the time
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