1. Farewell, My Dear Cramer | Sayonara Cramer Wiki - Fandom
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Farewell, My Dear Cramer is an anime television series adaptation of Sayonara Cramer written and illustrated by the mangaka Naoshi Arakawa about girls' soccer. Over the years, the reputation of women's soccer in Japan has decreased. Despite this, there is hope in several schools. The story focuses on Nozomi Onda, Sumire Suou, and Midori Soshizaki. Nozomi Onda is a prodigy who played for the boys' soccer team when she was in middle school. She is only motivated to play her best when facing worthy
2. Characters | Sayonara Cramer Wiki - Fandom
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This page serves as a list of the known characters in the Farewell, My Dear Cramer series, including characters from both the manga and anime. Characters that have not appeared in the anime are represented with art from the manga. Characters from Warabi Seinan High School. Characters from Kunogi Academy. Characters from Urawa Hosei. Characters from Eisen Funabashi High School. Expand to see the the roster. Characters from Korenkan High School. Expand to see the the roster.
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4. Farewell, My Dear Cramer, Volume 1 - Kodansha
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With no soccer accomplishments to speak of during the entirety of Sumire Suo’s junior high school years, the young wing gets an odd offer. Suo’s main rival, Midori Soshizaki, invites her to join up on the same team in high school, with a promise that she’ll never let Suo “play alone.” It’s an earnest offer, but the question is whether Suo will take her up on it. Thus the curtain opens on a story that collects an enormous cast of individual soccer-playing personalities!
5. Farewell, My Dear Cramer (Manga) - TV Tropes
A description of tropes appearing in Farewell, My Dear Cramer. It begins with a middle school girls soccer match, where short-haired fifteen year old Sumire ...
It begins with a middle school girls soccer match, where short-haired fifteen year old Sumire Suo shows off her overwhelming talent, but during a counterattack, her beautiful dribble to her shot at the goal gets blocked by a twin-tailed girl …
6. Farewell, My Dear Cramer - Review - Anime News Network
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Farewell, My Dear Cramer, with its themes of how neglected women's soccer has become compared to its male equivalent, ironically received such a poor production that it actively hampered its ability to tell its story for much of its run.
7. First Impression: Farewell, My Dear Cramer - Beneath the Tangles
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An interviewer congratulates an athlete on leading her team to victory. Out of breath and visibly shaken, Nomi-san expresses her great relief at the win, knowing it means that she and her teammates…
8. Farewell, My Dear Cramer, Volume 11 - Kodansha
With their ace striker, Kurusu, leading the way, the Korenkan momentum seems unstoppable! But the girls of the Warabis stand up to them using their own ...
With their ace striker, Kurusu, leading the way, the Korenkan momentum seems unstoppable! But the girls of the Warabis stand up to them using their own tactics and techniques. What is the Warabis' new plan to pierce through the Korenkan line…?!
9. Farewell, My Dear Cramer, Vol. 1 by Naoshi Arakawa - Goodreads
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With no soccer accomplishments to speak of during the e…
10. [Manga] Farewell, My Dear Cramer - Cute Proxy's Anime Rants
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Brief impressions on the manga. (There’s a little spoiler regarding the ending too.) I felt this cover of the Warabi girls the best pic for this review
11. Sayonara Watashi no Cramer Chapter 55 Discussion - MyAnimeList
Apr 9, 2021 · It sux that this ended so early but I kinda think this type of end suits this manga too. ... series Farewell, My Dear Cramer. leomike47. May 1, ...
THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- Is this really how it ends?
12. Farewell, My Dear Cramer - THEM Anime Reviews 4.0
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13. Sayonara Watashi no Cramer - MyAnimeList
Read reviews on the anime Sayonara Watashi no Cramer (Farewell, My Dear Cramer) on MyAnimeList, the internet's largest anime database.
Read reviews on the anime Sayonara Watashi no Cramer (Farewell, My Dear Cramer) on MyAnimeList, the internet's largest anime database. Over the years, the reputation of women's soccer in Japan has been gradually waning. Despite this rather bleak scenario, there are still some schools with teams trying to keep the sport alive. With that, glimmers of hope are starting to appear. Having played for the boys' soccer club when she was in middle school, Nozomi Onda's skills are nothing less than prodig...
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Sumire Suou finished up middle school with a sparkling record as the captain of her school’s soccer team, marred only by her rival Midori Soshizaki. But once they enter high school at Warabi Seinan High, Midori comes to her with an intriguing invitation. “Let’s join a team together!” Moved by that eager sincerity, she accepts, and the two join the school’s soccer team. Though the team is ridiculed for their normally poor performances, it is full of unique girls with different personalities, talents, and backgrounds, including the talented Nozomi Onda. But can they grow enough as a team to beat their rival school Kunogi Gakuen and make it to the Kanto Tournament? Notice: This manga is written in Japanese.
