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24 Manga Like Flow Blue de Matteru

These 24 manga share the Sports genres and Team Sports themes that define Flow Blue de Matteru. They are ranked by how much they overlap with it — strongest matches first — then by community rating.

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

The whistle blows. The ball is up. A dig. A set. A spike. Volleyball. A sport where two teams face off, separated by a formidable, wall-like net. The "Little Giant," standing at only 170 centimeters, overcomes the towering net and the wall of blockers. The awe

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Kou Kitamura is a fifth grader whose family runs a sporting goods store. One of the regular customers of his family's store is the Tsukishima Batting Center, and so he gets to know the four daughters of the Tsukishima family (Ichiyo, Wakaba, Aoba, and Momiji)

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Taiki Inomata, a third-year student in junior high, attends Eimei Academy, an integrated school with a major sports program. Having joined the high school badminton team, Taiki tries to attend open practice as early as possible. But no matter how early he goes

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Middle school student Eijun Sawamura has just lost his final baseball game after pitching a unique fastball that cost Akagi Middle School their chance to reach the nationals. As the baseball team captain, he feels responsible for their enormous loss and vows t

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Ryuu Ichijou, a boy who dreams of joining Japan's national soccer team. Ryuu is called a genius soccer player, and his aspirations seem within his reach, but when he is in elementary school he gets hit by a car while protecting his friend, and must face two ye

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Teikou Middle School is famous for its highly renowned basketball team, which produced the famed "Generation of Miracles": a team of five prodigies, each with their own unique abilities, considered to be undefeatable by the time they became third years. Howeve

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

What do Karasuno High School's volleyball rivals get up to when they are not training for a tournament? From scouting out a video game tournament and debunking ghost myths, to arguing over bunk bed assignments and having troubles with girls—nothing is boring a

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Being the eldest child of a large family, Yuki Machida was forced to become the responsible one of her many siblings at a very young age. Accustomed to making sacrifices for them, she is all too familiar with disappointment and the pain of suppressing her true

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Who were the legendary "Generation of Miracles" that led Teikou Middle School to three consecutive basketball championship titles? The group consisted of five prodigies—alongside their "Phantom Sixth Member"—and dominated the courts, striking down any who stoo

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

After losing a game, Sora Andou finally felt the limit to his talent and decided to quit soccer before middle school graduation; however, a surprise meeting with Shiki Wakamiya, the representative of Japan's national women's soccer team, enabled him to see aga

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Weak, clumsy, and shy, Tsukushi Tsukamoto is a prime target for bullies. Though he suffers through their torment, it leads to a fateful encounter with fellow Seiseki High School student Jin Kazama, a genius soccer player of the same age. After saving Tsukamoto

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

The story takes place in the same Meisei Gakuen high school as Touch, only it is set 26 years later. Like Touch, Mix revolves around brothers and baseball as a main theme. (Source: ANN)

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Taiki Inomata is a student enthusiastic about sports and aspires to arrive first at his school's blue-box gymnasium every day. Unfortunately, his morning smile quickly turns into a frown as he loses again and again to the girl's basketball team leader: Chinats

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Rising Sun will revolve around Tsubasa as he aims to participate in the Olympics as a representative from Japan. (Source: ANN)

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

The "Generation of Miracles" is a name given to a team of five middle school basketball prodigies who led Teikou Middle School to win three consecutive championship titles. Underneath all of the prestige, they are middle school students with middle school prob

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Kakeru Aizawa, the manager of an ordinary high school soccer team, believes that he does not have any proficiency in the sport. His brother, Suguru, is a skilled player, even starring as the ace for the Japanese national team. Although they are on good terms,

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

In a town with no baseball team, young Bungo spends his days throwing the ball he received as a gift against a wall until Yukio Noda, Japanese representative youth baseball player, appears before him and an unexpected showdown ensues! After a chance meeting in

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Yamate Midori is a 15 year-old girl and is very much a tomboy. One day Midori meets a boy called Hino Tsukasa, who came to the island she lives on for a holiday. He teaches her to play soccer and she falls in love with the sport. Midori is inspired by Tsukasa

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

As a child, Ono Tsubasa saw a Shirato baseball game on TV and was amazed at the Trumpet player in the band playing. Now, in order to play the Trumpet, she enters Shirato High School. There, she meets Yamada Daisuke, a catcher for the baseball team. With each o

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

The continuation of Captain Tsubasa after Road to 2002. Focuses on the 23 selected members of the U-22 Japanese National Team, known as the "Golden 23," as they fight towards the goal of an Olympic Gold Medal. (Source: OneManga)

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

"I thought the distance between us would stay like this―" A love story between a cool catcher and a stupid baseball pitcher, childhood friends and battery-mates. The pitcher Yuudai and Shoutarou, the catcher, have been childhood friends and a battery since the

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Shared themes: Team Sports. Also Sports.

Side story of Diamond no Ace that was collected in Diamond no Ace: Guide Book - Ura.

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