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“Architect Motoharu takes in foul-mouthed ironworker Kouta after rescuing his lost cat, sparking a potential romance.”
Punch Up!
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Synopsis
Architect Motoharu takes in foul-mouthed ironworker Kouta after rescuing his lost cat, sparking a potential romance.
Architect Motoharu Maki is hanging out at the construction site ogling a particular hunky, well-toned construction worker when he is unexpectedly reunited with his lost cat, Shinobu. The reunion is all thanks to Kouta Ohki, a foul-mouthed young ironworker who found and cared for the lost cat. Unfortunately for Kouta, this act of kindness led to his eviction! When Motoharu agrees to take in young Kouta, will he be able to tame this feisty stray? (Source: SuBLime) Included one-shot: Volume 1: Sweet♥Train
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- 10 “this is really a great manga, there is nothing to complain about. great story line it always lives you wanting for more, now is complited but for me a I was always waiting for the next relise. the...”
- 10 “I did not know what to expect from reading Punch Up. but from the first volume, I’m got hooked, What I liked the most about Punch Up is the relationship between Maki Motoharu and Ohki Kouta is nice...”
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A Manga Publication
- Published Jun 2005 – ongoing
- Source Manga media type
- Ref. BS-M2043 catalog