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Wonderful quotes and sayings

A collection of famous quotes by manga characters that color our works and illuminate our lives!

There used to be lots of stories about parents scolding kids for reading too many manga, but nowadays manga is recognized as a culture Japan can proudly present to the world.

And not only as a cultural product—words born from its profound stories and compelling characters can sometimes light the way in our lives.

So this time, we’re introducing memorable quotes from manga characters!

From lines that color the story to ones you might apply to real life, we’ve compiled a wide-ranging list you won’t want to miss!

Coloring the works and illuminating our lives! A collection of famous quotes by manga characters (71–80)

Not everyone who puts in effort is rewarded. However, everyone who succeeds has invariably worked hard!Genji Kamogawa

These are the words of Coach Kamogawa from the boxing manga Hajime no Ippo.

He said them to give Makunouchi Takamura a push as he set out to challenge for the world title after all his hard work.

I bet a lot of people feel they were pushed forward by these words too, don’t you?

I’m afraid that when the value of life becomes ambiguous, I’ll lose sight of the value of the people I care about too.Yuji Itadori

I'm afraid that when the value of life becomes ambiguous, I'll lose sight of the value of the people I care about too. Yuji Itadori

A famous quote from Yuji Itadori, the main character of the series.

It follows the line, “I feel like if I kill someone even once, the option to ‘kill’ will become part of my everyday life.” Perhaps these are words one must keep in mind precisely because they live on the battlefield.

Even in the real world, the word “kill” gets thrown around casually, but this message makes us think about how seriously people mean it and what that word might distort.

In a story where defeating enemies is taken for granted, this quote adds depth and nuance.

Spin it cleanly up to 11,000. Go win.Bunta Fujiwara

This is one of the famous quotes from Initial D.

During a downhill battle, the engine in the AE86 (Hachiroku) Toyota Trueno driven by the protagonist, Takumi Fujiwara, blew up.

His father, Bunta, swapped in a new engine, but Takumi said it was hard to drive because the rev characteristics were different.

So they changed out the tachometer and other gauges, and there’s a scene where he asks up to what RPM he should rev the engine.

Of course, he goes on to win the battle, and afterward he comments that setting it to 11,000 RPM made it easier to drive.

By the way, his opponent was also an AE86, but turbocharged.

Someone who doesn’t believe in themselves isn’t worth the effort!!!Might Guy (Naruto)

Someone who doesn't believe in themselves isn't worth the effort!!! Might Guy (NARUTO)

Masashi Kishimoto’s manga Naruto, with its unique ninja-themed world, is popular not only in Japan but around the world.

In the story, Might Guy appears as a taijutsu specialist, and he delivers a famous quote that conveys his philosophy on effort.

Effort is founded on believing in yourself—without that, it won’t lead to results.

His words powerfully assert this, while also conveying a passionate wish for you to trust in yourself and your hard work, and move forward toward results.

What matters is that, no matter which path you choose, you don’t use it as an excuse.Shuji Hanamoto

This is one of the famous quotes by Shuuji Hanamoto, an art university professor in Honey and Clover.

He muttered it as his students were gradually moving forward with their graduation and graduation projects.

It’s a phrase that, when you recall it after losing your way, gives you a push forward.

Is your whole life written in a textbook or something?Daisaku Mikage

This is a famous line by Daisaku Mikage—the owner of the farm where the protagonist stays—in the Hokkaido-set farming manga Silver Spoon.

He tells the hesitant protagonist, who shrinks back because “it wasn’t in the textbook so I don’t know how to do it,” that the first step is to try and gain experience.

Don’t ask other people. Can’t you think for yourself?

Don't ask other people. Can't you think for yourself?

These are Urokodaki’s words when he appeared just as Tanjiro was fighting a demon for the first time and about to deliver the finishing blow.

At the time, Tanjiro didn’t yet know how to finish off a demon and was advancing on it with a dagger.

Seeing this, Urokodaki told him that wouldn’t be enough to kill it.

Panicking, Tanjiro asked how to land the finishing blow.

Urokodaki then delivered this line, pushing Tanjiro away.

Perhaps he wanted Tanjiro to develop the ability to think and act on his own, or he wanted to gauge Tanjiro’s potential.

His curt words might make him seem cold, but behind them lay concern for Tanjiro’s circumstances and a desire to protect what’s important to him.

I will become stronger than anyone and protect you for the rest of my life.

I will become stronger than anyone and protect you for the rest of my life.

These are the words he spoke to his lover when he was still human—the very reason behind Akaza’s lifelong pursuit of strength as a demon.

They express a pure wish: to gain the power to protect the one he loves, and to live happily together with that precious person.

Later, regret drives him to seek strength as a demon, but even in his role as a villain, his fixation on power may be influenced by the vow he made then.

It’s a heartbreaking line, because you can feel the kindness in that wish and see how it became distorted from this point onward.

I feel aliveKai Shimada

Trailer for the film “March Comes in Like a Lion”
I feel alive Shimada Hiraku

This is a famous quote from 8-dan shogi player Kai Shimada in the manga March Comes in Like a Lion.

It’s a single line he mutters in a crucial match, feeling a sharp pain in his stomach.

Even as he struggles with the reality that no matter how hard he fights he still can’t quite reach it, and with the pressure from those around him, he accepts all of it as proof that he’s alive.

It’s manly—and really cool, isn’t it?

I have not a single regret in my life!!Raoh

This is a famous quote from Fist of the North Star.

After Kenshiro defeats Raoh in what can be called the final battle of Hokuto Shinken, Raoh strikes his own vital point and meets a grand end, uttering these words.

They express his powerful, serene satisfaction: joy that his younger brother by oath has grown strong enough to defeat him, and peace in knowing he has entrusted the woman he loved, leaving him with no regrets.