Beat & Motion

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Synonyms: Beat and Motion

Japanese: BEAT＆MOTION

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Type: Manga

Volumes: Unknown

Chapters: Unknown

Status: Publishing

Published: Feb 25, 2023 to ?

Themes: Music, Otaku Culture

Demographic: Shounen

Serialization: Shounen Jump+

Authors: Fujita, Naoki (Story & Art)

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Score: 7.22¹ (scored by 2,164 users)

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Ranked: #5839²

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Popularity: #2013

Members: 9,907

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Dec 1, 2023

SGLima

Recommended

Preliminary (20/? chp)

Beat & Motion is a breath of originality and inspiration in the midst of tried and tested formulas.

The main character of Fujita Naoki's manga is Tatsuhiko. We follow the protagonist through his rather bleak daily life as he deals with the frustrations of his existence. The initial turning point in the manga that starts the plot is his encounter with a girl at a social event.

Beat & Motion's great asset is the real and nuanced way it deals with life's themes. Here we have a protagonist who is a young adult dealing with bad choices, a complicated life and dreams. I won't spoil anything, but ... I can assure you that this delicate way of dealing with these themes is maintained throughout the chapters. We follow characters who seem real, dealing with real problems, without limiting stereotypes, but without losing the playfulness of a plot suitable for a manga. For that reason alone, the manga is worth reading.

However, this is just one of its qualities. The manga also has a good art direction. I found myself feeling the tension of flipping a page because of the way the drawing was laid out. Fujita knows very well how to use a simple line and the frames to convey the right feeling. What's more, the manga is fun. Dealing with serious themes didn't stop it from being entertaining.

In summary: Beat & Motion is a manga full of personality and sensitivity to complex themes available on the mangaplus website and deserves to be recognized for its originality!

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Beat & Motion é um respiro de originalidade e inspiração em meio a fórmulas fáceis e batidas.

O mangá de Fujita Naoki tem como personagem principal Tatsuhiko. Acompanhamos o protagonista em seu dia a dia um tanto desolador, enquanto lida com frustrações de sua vida. A virada inicial do mangá que começa o enredo é o encontro que tem com uma moça em um evento social.

O grande trunfo de Beat & Motion é modo real e nuançado que lida com temas da vida. Aqui temos um protagonista que é um jovem adulto lidando com escolhas ruins, com uma vida complicada e com sonhos. Não darei spoiler, mas posso garantir que esse modo delicado de lidar com esses temas se mantém no decorrer dos capítulos. Acompanhamos personagens que parecem reais, lidando com problemas reais, sem esteriótipos limitadores, só que sem perder o lúdico de um enredo adequado para um mangá. Só por isso, o mangá já valeria ser lido.

Contudo, isso é apenas uma de suas qualidades. O mangá também conta com uma boa quadrinização. Já me peguei sentindo a tensão de passar uma página, por conta da forma como o desenho era disposto. Fujita sabe muito bem usar seu traço simples e os quadros para passar o sentimento adequado. Além disso, o mangá é divertido. Tratar de temas sério não o impediu de ser um bom entretenimento.

Em resumo: Beat & Motion é um mangá cheio de personalidade e sensibilidade para temas complexos disponível no site mangaplus e merece ser reconhecido pela sua originalidade!

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Dec 15, 2023

Huang-Teizan

Mixed Feelings

Preliminary (22/? chp)

6.9/10

Whenever I review a story, I directly try to find reasons to love or hate the story, but this has left me perplexed — this does absolutely nothing detrimentally wrong, but it doesn’t do any of the later arcs in a fascinating way, rather, everything becomes predictable and drawn-out for the sake of filling out chapters.

Let me be clear: The introduction of the this manga was well done, and it has a rather unique setup of events/backstory for the plot and characters; however, this was also done in a “convenien, too convenient way,” which foreshadows this manga’s storyline.

To be blunt, the storyline/plot is all ... too convenient — it is so convenient that it becomes rather hard to be engaged to the story, since everything is either A) Predictable or B) Underwhelming. Because of this, there’s a lot of disinterest in the manga from the downtime it has between each chapter, since as the chapters go by, I lose the passion and urge I once had to click on the next chapter.

You know, I would love to say the characters are well-explored and meaningful, adding a drastic amount to the story’s intrigue and interest; however, their backstory and introductions to the plot sort of cause an opposite effect. Since the story utilizes so many meaningful characters to drive the plot, the plot has to revolve around them for the story to continue being interesting — now, this is hard to explain but I’ll try to explain it in a direct, forward way to understand: The plot has numerous of arcs, and each arc focuses on a select few of characters, leaving out the other well-developed and interesting characters, which causes a sense of dissatisfaction within the manga’s focus/plot/arc.

Regarding the characters and plot as a whole, there’s a lot of unnecessary details, flashbacks, events, and tropes that this manga employs within them to “buff” up the chapter length and story which does the exact opposite effect, since it’s mostly uninteresting due to its forced nature.

I really wanted to find a reason to continue loving this manga from its setup up to the 11-12 chapter point, but it failed to maintain that pace by introducing random tropes and events that are unnecessary and too convenient to find enjoyable.

You guys know this is just my opinion, right?

Reading Rankings (Portnoy inspired + A Huang-Teizan Original)
10 - God’s penmanship
9 - Must-read. Drop everything else.
8 - Instant bookmark
7 - Entertaining
6 - Good to pass time
5 - Why are you reading this?
4 - Bad.
3 - Typical garbage.
2 - My head hurts.
1 - Retirement is a thought.
0 - “Did they even give you a story?!”

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Mar 25, 2023

Ionliosite2

Not Recommended

Preliminary (3/? chp)

Sorry but this series is just bad. Beat & Motion is something I came into after looking for more manga about artists after finishing and loving Time Paradox Ghost Writer, and the first chapter starts extremely promising, but it soon shows itself to just be nothing but a boring romcom with no identity.

Our MC had an interesting story at the start - he was a kid who always dreamed of directing anime, and was constantly drawing, but eventually phased that out to start a rock band that, no matter the many years he and his friends poured into it, never caught up - but the ...

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