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Victory, loss, and a cycle of dedicated training await Ippo on his journey to achieve greatness. With his tough body and unstoppable fighting spirit, the kind young man seeks to take on the world.
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More charactersCharacters & Voice Actors Makunouchi, Ippo Main Kiyasu, Kohei
Japanese Takamura, Mamoru Main Koyama, Rikiya
Japanese Aoki, Masaru Main Takagi, Wataru
Japanese Kamogawa, Genji Main Utsumi, Kenji
Japanese Kimura, Tatsuya Main Fujiwara, Keiji
Japanese Sendo, Takeshi Supporting Onosaka, Masaya
Japanese Zangief, Alexander Volg Supporting Morikawa, Toshiyuki
Japanese Miyata, Ichirou Supporting Seki, Tomokazu
Japanese Mashiba, Ryo Supporting Tanaka, Masahiko
Japanese Date, Eiji Supporting Aizawa, Masaki
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More staff Staff Maruyama, Masao Producer Tamura, Manabu Producer Nishimura, Satoshi Director, Storyboard Mima, Masafumi Sound Director
Edit Opening Theme Preview Spotify Apple Music Amazon Music Youtube Music 1: "Under Star" by Shocking Lemons (eps 1-25) 2: "Inner Light" by Shocking Lemons (eps 26-52) 3: "Tumbling Dice" by Tsuneo Imahori (eps 53-75) Edit Ending Theme 1: "Yuuzora no Kamihikouki" by Naoya Mori (eps 1-25) 2: "360°" by Naoya Mori (eps 26-52, 75) 3: "Eternal Loop" by Saber Tiger (eps 53-74)
Reviews Write review 169 Recommended 2 Mixed Feelings 3 Not Recommended All reviews (174) Jan 29, 2024 HA3VY Recommended Hajime no ippo is the Spokkon formula done right, or I'd rather say done best.
There are many great sports anime that escaoe the shounen/spokkon formula like Ashita no Joe or many others that try to deconstruct it like Ping Pong the animation or Blue lock with great results. As well, there are other good ones following this structure without that many twists (Haikyuu, Kuroko no Basket. ) but they usually tend to fall flat on
certain aspects as the series go by, wasted supporting characters forgotten or reduced to gag characters, excessive focus on the main protagonists, and the infamous friendship boosts and plot armor.
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[6][8] Tabata credited himself for coming up with a rough outline and ending for the chapter while Katayama aided him in filling in its content and making corrections. [6] Early in the series the artist claimed to only sleep an average of three hours per night due to stress, but after the anime adaptation of Black Clover began airing he was able to increase this to six hours per night. [6][8] As of at least the seventh volume of Black Clover, he did not utilize digital tools in his drafting, opting for traditional "analog" inking and toning by hand. [9] Tabata stayed motivated
during the manga's long run due to his readers looking forward to each week's chapter. [10] Despite the fast pace of most chapters, the author expressed a desire to occasionally create slower yet still satisfying stories. [6] The dark fantasy seinen series Berserk by Kentaro Miura was a heavy influence on Tabata. He wanted to craft a shōnen equivalent of Berserk while also taking inspiration from other fantasy properties such as Dragon Quest: The Adventure of Dai, The Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, and the films of Guillermo del Toro. [7] Tabata professed to not be a big fan of fantasy role-playing video games like Dragon Quest or Final Fantasy and used the few fantasy movies he did watch as reference material. [6] To give Black Clover's world a European look, Tabata researched photograph books for sets and locations and documented various weapons, clothing, and buildings. [7] Tabata stated he enjoyed both writing the manga's script and illustrating its battle scenes, particularly in
magnifying his characters' movements and making the action more dynamic. For this latter aspect, he took ideas from the shōnen fighting manga Dragon Ball by Akira Toriyama.
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