Medalist is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Tsurumaikada. Serialized in Kodansha's prestigious Monthly Afternoon magazine since May 2020, the story has captured the hearts of many. In North America, Medalist has been published digitally in English by Kodansha USA since May 2021, and in print since March 2024. Its success is evident from its accolades:
Other reasons include the desire to see the original, unedited artwork, to practice Japanese language skills, or simply to be part of the immediate, global discussion surrounding a new chapter's spoilers and plot twists.
For those who are new to "MEDALIST," here's a brief overview: MEDALIST - RAW chap 46 Raw Manga - WeloveManga
Before diving into the specifics of chapter 46, it's essential to understand why "Medalist" has earned such a devoted following. The manga centers on Inori Yuitsuka, an 11-year-old girl with a burning, secret passion for figure skating, and Tsukasa Akeuraji, a former ice dancer whose own competitive dreams were shattered. Inori is considered "too old" to start serious training, and her mother, scarred by the failure of Inori's older sister in the sport, is deeply resistant to her daughter's dream. Tsukasa, working as a low-level coach at a local rink, recognizes a spark in Inori that he thought was lost. Their fated meeting leads to a powerful partnership: he will coach her, and together, they will aim for the Olympic gold medal he could never reach.
Explores the literal "Light and Shadow" of leaving a found family. Medalist is a Japanese manga series written and
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Within hours of the official Japanese magazine release (Monthly Afternoon), WeloveManga typically has high-resolution raw scans available. For Chapter 46, the upload was live less than six hours after the physical magazine hit shelves in Tokyo. Its success is evident from its accolades: Other
If you have followed Medalist since its early chapters, you know that Tsurumaikada uses visual metaphor extensively—a skater’s doubt is shown as a chain around their ankle; their joy as a beam of light through the rink’s ceiling. These do not need translation. Chapter 46 is reportedly heavy on such metaphors, making the raw a powerful experience in its own right.
