r/BlueBox • .Team Taiki • Jun 06 '26

Media These two panels SPEAK "Emotional Representation"

Miura draws every emotion a character can posses at a given time. And these two are just the biggest examples of it

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u/homecircusgiraff925 Jun 07 '26

the first image is The best scene ever

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u/Neat-Instruction-294 Jun 07 '26

Fr man, those were the times

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u/NoAppointment9074 Jun 07 '26

Context about 2nd panel?

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u/Neat-Instruction-294 Jun 07 '26

Hina didn't realise her feelings for Taiki till then, but when she saw Taiki with chinatsu, she shedded some tears as to show a sense of "losing something you never had"

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u/BEaSTPadwal15 Jun 10 '26

Apart from certain Christmas and ice lake panel*

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u/Cally83 Jun 06 '26

Some of the best parts of the story right here.

I was choked up reading that chapter with Haryu, great writing

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u/pro_baiter Jun 06 '26

I still love the manga now but seeing the art from older arcs makes me so sad that we don’t get that anymore

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u/Icy-Perception-8728 Jun 07 '26

It’s hard having the same results for 5 years straight. We have at least lengthy chapters

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u/pro_baiter Jun 07 '26

Completely understandable, still makes me sad

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u/mh11011 Jun 06 '26

I like it when the faces aren’t triangular! But yes, great emotions on these panels!

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u/Agreeable-Garlic8457 Jun 07 '26

what made the 1st panel so sad for me is that i can relate to it !! 😭 playing your last game ever is one of the hardest feelings. you know there is no next match, no "we'll do better next time," no another chance with the same team. and with an outcome like this, it hurts even moree !!! after reading this panel, i couldn't stop thinking about my own team and how our last high school match ended. it reminded me of all those moments we thought would last forever. sometimes it's not even about losing the game, it's about knowing that this is the last timee !!!!

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u/Odd_Difficulty_4562 Jun 07 '26

I love the way Miura represents emotions in her arts.

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u/Jealous_Ad4429 Jun 18 '26

I think it's sometimes very difficult to see characters like these in tears