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Ippo watched Mashiba's match against Iga with his two students. When Iga was trying to go in his own range, he used the Peek-a-Boo Style to dodge and block the Flicker Jabs. Ippo realised Iga's style is just like his and successfully predicted that Iga would get hit by an uppercut. After round one ended, Ippo witnessed Baron smacking Iga in the face. As Taihei and Kintarō became angry, Ippo guessed that it is how they won their matches. Ippo then told
them that he got slapped by
Kamogawa once in a match, but it was for encouragement, while Baron's reason is for winning. Ippo watched as Mashiba overcame his three weaknesses and defeat Iga, along with his coach announcing the relinquishment of the OPBF lightweight belt to move on to the world his next match. Because Mashiba claimed that Iga was short one weakness, Aoki and Kimura were trying to figure it out. Ippo mentioned that it was Miyata's ability to make Mashiba fearful. Ippo also learned the reason why he lost against Alfredo and Antonio after watching Miyata and Mashiba's recent match. Ippo saddened after Kamogawa did not scold him.
If you do find blocked content, a VPN to a US IP address will likely unblock it for you. This service has apps for Android and iOS devices. 6. Crackle Crackle was
previously owned by Sony (and previously named “Sony Crackle”) until Sony sold a majority stake of the service to the company Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment. The same company behind the well-known self-help book of the same name, Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment immediately went to work by changing the name (back to Crackle) and ramping up the original content production. This service now has 1,300+ titles available. Crackle lost most of its top-rated Sony content with the ownership change. However, its library still has a wide range of ad-free, on-demand streaming TV shows and movies across different genres. If you try to visit Crackle from outside the US, you’ll see
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I honestly found it paper thin after the first 5 episodes. It also felt strung together by a lot of convenient fantasy. The MC stays generic. Most of the other characters are plastic molds and lacking any real depth.
Speaking of character depth: there are
some Johnny-come-lately character development scenes upon the deaths or supposed deaths of some of the plastic-molded characters. Why not establish backgrounds, trials, and/or endearing things before people are taking their last breaths? Tons of fantasy and unrealistic occurrences to move the plot along: One of the most obvious being: The multiple fingers being given to the MC at just the right time to wake up Sukana.
