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Revision as of 07:57, 11 May 2011
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| Original Manga | George Morikawa |
| Director/Artist | Satoshi Nishimura |
| Format | Manga Anime (OVA) Anime (TV) |
| Made By | Madhouse |
| Episode Length | 25 Minutes (TV) 90 Minutes (Champion Road) 60 Minutes (Kimura vs. Mashiba) |
| # of Episodes | 76, 2 Movies |
Contents
Genre
Sum it up in a Sentence:
High school boy gets into boxing, aims for the top.
Main Description
Makunouchi Ippo is a high school student who works hard to help ends meet a home. He is bullied, and subsequently saved by the boxer Takamura Mamoru. After waking up in the Kamogawa Gym, Ippo realizes that his new goal in life is to become strong and a professional boxer. The ongoing series chronicles his life, and his way towards the championship.
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The sequel films:
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Personal Opinions
useless player
I decided to pick this up after watching and liking the new season which is currently airing. The first series is even better. I marathoned through all 76 episodes, watching 3-6 eps a day until I was done. It has a great mix of training, action, and comedy portions with a bit of romance. Hajime is a lovable character and Takamura is hilarious. Now it's time to watch the Champion Road special and the Kimura vs. Mashiba OVA.
Dj Meow Mix
I have not read the manga, so I cannot speak of it's quality, but it's long running, so some people out there must love it. The anime however is great. Ippo, Takamura, Miura and the others are all great enjoyable characters. The fights in particular are brutal, and the direction really lends itself to the impact of each blow, especially when Ippo scores a hit. I don't think I'll ever forget the riff that plays when he lands the Dempsey Roll.
