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Here's all the sports manga that I can think of that are getting new chapters translated fairly often: Haikyuu!!(volleyball) Short kid sees an older short kid playing in a volleyball tournament and falls in love with the game, eventually joining the team he saw which has since gone downhill. Great art and a good sense of humor. Big Windup/Ookiku Furikabutte(baseball) Extremely neurotic kid with perfect control joins a team of all first years because he thinks he couldn't be pitcher without their catcher. Goes deep enough on each player's thought process that you feel like every single player on every team has a real personality. Ace of the Diamond(baseball) Ace of a crappy team who throws a weird pitch gets recruited by an elite school. Kind of unusual in that the main character's team isn't really ever the underdog, although he is. Really good at building tension. Baby Steps(tennis) A nerd who's obsessed with documenting things starts playing tennis to get some exercise and decides it's what he wants to do with the rest of his life. Goes extremely deep on tennis strategy. Hinomaru Zumo(sumo) A short kid who used to be a champion but got his rear end kicked in junior high has trained nonstop for two years and is now trying to make a comeback and start a team in highschool. Problem is, nobody at his school gives a poo poo about sumo except, like, one guy. Angel Voice(soccer) A bunch of delinquents are convinced to form a soccer team. Pretty much Rookies but with soccer and less drama.
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Haikyuu 141 Big Windup 108 was also translated today, meaning that from chapter 53 onward there's no longer a gap in the translation.
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Jan 19, 2015 00:42
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Anyone else been reading the boxing manga Rikudou? The translation suddenly picked up speed this week. I've been enjoying it, although it hasn't gotten past the point where all the fights are one-sided yet.  The white-haired guy is the protagonist.
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