Chino Izumi woke up in a parallel world and found himself in a world of different dimensions. From the very first day, he felt like the System had swindled him. It had promised him the thrill of competition found in sports games, but instead of getting to play any games, he ended up joining all kinds of clubs.
For example:
A tennis club where the balls hit with the force of bombs
A basketball club where players can shatter backboards with their dunks
A volleyball club where spikes land right on the opponents' weak spots
And then there were the people he happened to run into:
Basketball boys who were always competing with each other in private
A strange young man who was always searching for a Book of Friends
He only wanted to experience the fun of games, so why did he have to join all these clubs?
Joining clubs was one thing, but why were they all so dangerous?
Featuring: Kuroko's Basketball, Natsume, The Prince of Tennis, Haikyu!!, and more!
[Coming Soon]:
My Best Friends Seem to Have a Problem [Crossover]
Kisugawa Seiya always thought he didn't have many friends, but he considered the few he had to be his best friends. Seeking them out for a chat was part of his daily routine, until one day he realized that his best friends seemed to have a problem.
He went to watch his best friend's match. Seeing tennis balls on the ground with the destructive force of bombs, then looking at his best friend, whose expression was gentle as ever, Kisugawa drew in a sharp breath. He realized his best friend seemed to have a problem. Was this really the match he'd told him about? Wasn't this more like a demolition site?
He went to his best friend's school festival. Seeing monsters floating in the air and shouting, then looking at his best friend, who remained completely calm, Kisugawa tried to contain his fear. He suspected his best friend had a problem. Was this really a normal school festival? Wasn't it more like a school outing for a hundred demons?
He went home with his best friend. Seeing him speak to empty air, then looking at his best friend, whose expression was gentle as ever, Kisugawa sucked in a breath. He thought his best friend seemed to have a problem. There were only the two of them, yet he was talking to thin air? Was there really nothing wrong with that?
As his best friends poked at him as usual, Kisugawa huddled under his blanket, clutching his phone and trembling. His best friends seemed to have a pro... No, wait. Maybe he was the one with a problem!
Featuring: The Prince of Tennis, Kuroko's Basketball, Natsume...
Volleyball Above All [Crossover]
When Asagiri was in Rikkai University's volleyball club, his friend from the tennis club next door had more than once said that the volleyball in his hands had no soul. In Asagiri's eyes, he couldn't see any trace of a soul in the ball he held.
Every time his friend made that comment, Asagiri could only sigh. His volleyball did have a soul. It was just that masters were lonely at the top.
Not long after he'd finished lamenting, he faced Kitagawa Junior High's volleyball team in the finals. That evenly matched game finally helped Asagiri understand what his friend meant when he said a volleyball had a soul.
After graduating from Rikkai University at the end of junior high, he returned to Tokyo for family reasons and, by chance, enrolled at Itachiyama High School. At a tournament, he ran into the former Kitagawa setter on the court again...
Later, he asked his former opponent curiously, "You played so well in that match back then. How did you end up at Karasuno?"
Kageyama: "Shiratorizawa. I didn't get in."
[Important Notes]:
(1) The plot belongs to the original work; any out-of-character moments are on me. The focus is on competition.
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Idea and screenshot logged: 2019.10.18
Idea and screenshot logged again: 2020.1.17
Theme: Why is he always joining new clubs?