Cover of Crimson hero volume 11
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Crimson hero volume 11

by story & art by Mitsuba Takanashi (2009)

About this book

"Nobara's [volleyball] team is getting closer to the spring tournaments, but when their star setter Tomo sprains her ankle, the rest of the team must step up if they want to get through the playoffs. Meanwhile, a love triangle between Nobara and boys' volleyball team members Yushin and Haibuki seems to be turning into a square, as Haibuki reconsiders his feelings for his ex-girlfriend, the injured Tomo!"--Page 4 of cover.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreCrimson hero volume 11 Lead Character

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