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It's an awesome story to completely honest. It was the first sports manga I've ever read in my life and I was captivated with the story. So let me break it down for yah, Nobara is a girl whose the heiress to running a female tea hosting restaurant. But Nobara doesn't want that burden, all she wants to do is play volleyball, she's incredibly passionate about volleyball and will do whatever she can to get it up and running at the school she's now attending. Sometimes she gets mistaken for a boy, causing really cute humor when one boy (Yuushin) grabs her chest thinking she's a guy. So Nobara leaves her home when her mother pushes her too far and Nobara's aunt, a nurse at the school she's attending, decides to help her little niece out. Nobara is now the house mom for the male volleyball team. On top of tending to the boys, and scarring them for life with her underwear hanging up in the wash room, poor Nobara needs to put together a team so she can play. What's a girl to do?
And to make things a little more interesting it seems Haibuki, one of the boys from the team had a long time crush on Nobara.
Finally as Nobara gets a few hesitant team members she finds grafitti written on her painstakenly made posters, and the suspects are the male volleyball team. And so the first manga ends on a cliffy when Nobara challenges the boys' team to a volleyball match.


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Crimson Hero Vol 1 Mitsuba Takanashi Books Reviews

Nobara's life consists entirely of volleyball. No, that's not totally true. Lately, Nobara's life has consisted entirely of trying to play volleyball.

Nobara loves volleyball and is an excellent player who receives much praise. However, that doesn't go over well with her mother. Her mother has old-fashioned opinions of girls and how they should act docile, quiet, pretty. Sports for girls? Never. Nobara has to fight against this ignorance, but since it's her own mother, there's not much she can do.

In fact, her mother does much more than quietly disapprove. She does what she can to get her daughter to quit the sport altogether. She even despises the fact Nobara has cut her hair so short she gets mistaken for a boy. Nobara's aunt doesn't act in a way her mother deems appropriate, so the aunt has been pretty much cut out of the family. Clearly, it's her mother's way or no way.

Things get even worse at school. The girls' volleyball team--which Nobara wanted to join so badly--has been disbanded. This happened in part because the team wasn't doing so well...and in part because her own mother used bribery to finish the team off. That's how much she doesn't want Nobara to take part in the game she loves.

Nobara tries to join the boys' volleyball team. Unfortunately, they won't let her join, so there's another dead end there. Things get worse at home and she ends up moving out. She tries to live with her aunt, the school's nurse, and instead gets a job as the dorm mother for the boys' volleyball team. Cooking and cleaning for volleyball players is definitely not what she wants in life. In the meantime, she's putting out flyers and trying to reestablish the girls' volleyball team.

A lot of shojo titles (though clearly not all) center around romantic themes. There's certainly nothing wrong with this, but it's nice to have a change of pace. There are some romantic elements in Crimson Hero (Nobara and a boy at her school clearly like each other), but the main plot is Nobara's gung-ho attitude about making her dreams come true. That's really great to see. She's a spunky, strong-willed character, the type I'd like to see more often in shojo titles. There are times when she gets really down, but she keeps going for her goal. In that sense, it's an inspiration to teens--and everyone else.

-- Danica Davidson
I absolutly love this this manga. It is the best one that I have ever read. I first read it in the magazine ShojoBeat that a frind of mine ownes. Out of all the different types of manga's in the intire magazine, Crimson Hero is my absolute favorite one. I can't wait till I get the rest of the series.

Thank you.
Best manga ever. I just love the story I really wish it would be made into an anime.
it's good product and i like it....and it in a good condition too.
you should try crimson hero out! P
you will love it....
It's an awesome story to completely honest. It was the first sports manga I've ever read in my life and I was captivated with the story. So let me break it down for yah, Nobara is a girl whose the heiress to running a female tea hosting restaurant. But Nobara doesn't want that burden, all she wants to do is play volleyball, she's incredibly passionate about volleyball and will do whatever she can to get it up and running at the school she's now attending. Sometimes she gets mistaken for a boy, causing really cute humor when one boy (Yuushin) grabs her chest thinking she's a guy. So Nobara leaves her home when her mother pushes her too far and Nobara's aunt, a nurse at the school she's attending, decides to help her little niece out. Nobara is now the house mom for the male volleyball team. On top of tending to the boys, and scarring them for life with her underwear hanging up in the wash room, poor Nobara needs to put together a team so she can play. What's a girl to do?
And to make things a little more interesting it seems Haibuki, one of the boys from the team had a long time crush on Nobara.
Finally as Nobara gets a few hesitant team members she finds grafitti written on her painstakenly made posters, and the suspects are the male volleyball team. And so the first manga ends on a cliffy when Nobara challenges the boys' team to a volleyball match.