It’s all of that. It has a normal plot you’d expect anywhere from a sports manga. However, it’s the execution that makes this manga different from the others. It has a lot of character development from ALL characters, not only the main character. In fact, the main character has the SLOWEST development of them all but it’s building up to his grand moment. If you want a super genius amazing confident main character, then this manga isn’t for you.
There’s not a lot of drama. It’s more about the internal complexities these kids face as they continue to push forward with their soccer careers. Of course, the matches are excellent and are very realistic. There aren’t any special supernatural powers of anything of that sort. It’s a down to earth soccer manga. If I had to compare this manga to another sports manga, it’s more similar to Haikyuu than Kuroko no Basket.
I see, thanks on your insight. It seems like something I might be interested in, I'll check it out some time in the future.
Should I read it?
Is it a character driven story, or maybe a drama driven story or....?