Moare Ōta
Paperback | Pages: 205 pages Rating: 4 | 88 Users | 12 Reviews
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| Title | : | Teppū 1 (Teppuu #1) |
| Author | : | Moare Ōta |
| Book Format | : | Paperback |
| Book Edition | : | Deluxe Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 205 pages |
| Published | : | 2010 by Kōdansha |
| Categories | : | Sequential Art. Manga. Comics. Graphic Novels. Seinen. Young Adult. Sports |
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Teppu doesn't bill itself as feminist literature, but this is an amazing feminist work of fiction that will appeal to men as well as women. For a manga set around a female high school, Teppu completely subverts the trope of fanservice in manga.Moare delivers a gripping account of a self-centered and cynical martial arts prodigy, and her obsession with defeating a hard-working and cheerful fellow student. It's basically a total inversion of a classic shounen manga, not just presenting the story from a primarily female point of view, but also presenting it from the perspective of the typical protagonist's rival.
The fight scenes are incredibly well-planned and illustrated, and martial artists of all styles will find much to enjoy from Moare's technically knowledgeable depictions of fighting. Moare has a tremendous talent for fight choreography and using fighting to advance the story rather than as meaningless action. The story is also interspersed with astute commentary on the state of professional mixed martial arts, particularly women's mixed martial arts.
If you haven't read Teppu, start reading it today.
Particularize Books As Teppū 1 (Teppuu #1)
| Original Title: | 鉄風 1 |
| ISBN: | 4063106373 (ISBN13: 9784063106374) |
| Edition Language: | Japanese |
| Series: | Teppuu #1 |
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Ratings: 4 From 88 Users | 12 ReviewsColumn Epithetical Books Teppū 1 (Teppuu #1)
amazing!!!Teppu doesn't bill itself as feminist literature, but this is an amazing feminist work of fiction that will appeal to men as well as women. For a manga set around a female high school, Teppu completely subverts the trope of fanservice in manga.Moare delivers a gripping account of a self-centered and cynical martial arts prodigy, and her obsession with defeating a hard-working and cheerful fellow student. It's basically a total inversion of a classic shounen manga, not just presenting the story
Another one that I had to leave in the fridge for years before it was fully translated. As a story is the perfect reflex of its main character: An enormous potential wasted.Is nonetheless unique and well grounded in theory. Centered in its antagonist Natsuo Ishido, it takes us trough a journey of self discovery and development that surprisingly is not about to make her a better person, but to make her let go of her past and be a stronger fighter.She is indeed a treat to read: Selfish, arrogant,
Teppu doesn't bill itself as feminist literature, but this is an amazing feminist work of fiction that will appeal to men as well as women. For a manga set around a female high school, Teppu completely subverts the trope of fanservice in manga.Moare delivers a gripping account of a self-centered and cynical martial arts prodigy, and her obsession with defeating a hard-working and cheerful fellow student. It's basically a total inversion of a classic shounen manga, not just presenting the story
It's nice to see an manga that's about women's MMA but what's even better is having a lead that is not your typical happy go lucky cliche character. Natsuo is just a naturally gifted person and as such has developed an unhealthy detached personality that makes her stand out and seem cruel to the people that are around her. She can't understand why people can't just do things and have to work hard at developing skills when they come so easily to her. Throughout the first chapter she's looking for
Teppu has an intriguing start. It is one of the more low-key, character-driven martial arts manga. In fact, it seems almost more akin to a sports manga due to its high-school setting. Natsuo is an unpleasant, prickly, and yet extremely compelling character. The first volume serves as a character study, setting the tone for a manga that will focus on her personal growth and relationships.Teppu isn't a sensational action-driven manga, hence the seinin genre descriptor as opposed to shounen. I
If you like sports manga, Teppu is what you've been waiting for. This series is about lady MMA fighters and takes the time to explain the sport without getting tedious. The protagonist is bloodthirsty, vain, and quite rude, and it's interesting for me to see just how many enemies she can make before the series ends.
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