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This chapter takes place immediately after Rioh Sonidori’s intense performance in the Tokyo Metro Ice Skating Championships (Novice Division). Rioh has just skated a high-difficulty program to catch up to the leader, Ema Ryugo.
Medalist Chapter 32 continues the intense, emotional journey of skater Inori Yuitsuka and coach Tsukasa Akeuraji, focusing on advanced technical skills and psychological pressure. Fans can access raw scans for early insights into Tsurumaikada's dynamic art style before official translations are released. You can explore the latest raw chapters of Medalist on the WeloveManga website. MEDALIST - RAW chap 32 Raw Manga - WeloveManga
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After reviewing the raw spreads available on WeloveManga for , several key narrative beats stand out: Short answer: This chapter takes place immediately after
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This chapter is a turning point because it shows the "passing of the torch" in terms of pressure. Rioh has done his job; now the narrative tension shifts entirely to whether the "Genius" Ema can withstand the pressure Rioh placed on her with his high score. Fans can access raw scans for early insights
For the best reading experience and to support the creators, the safest and most reliable way to read Medalist is through official channels. The English version of the manga is licensed by , and you can find it in both digital and print formats. In Japan, chapters are serialized in Monthly Afternoon and collected in tankōbon volumes.
For those catching up, Medalist follows the story of Tsukasa Akeuraji, a struggling ice dancer, and Inori Yuitsuka, a young girl who was written off as "too late" to start figure skating. After a rocky start, the duo defies the Japanese skating federation’s biases.
A brief cameo from Hikaru Kamisagi (Inori’s friendly rival) watching from the stands—her expression unreadable. Raw readers are dissecting the single line she speaks: something about “fear becoming fuel.” It hints at a future emotional clash.