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Debut Arc With Miyata's departure, Ippo lost a goal to fight for and no longer
showed his characteristic enthusiasm. In an attempt to solve this problem, Kamogawa ordered him to follow Takamura's training routine, with hopes of him realising just how difficult a boxer's life really is. Kamogawa's attempts proved to be successful, as Ippo understood by watching Takamura going through his training schedule with such energy despite suffering the effects of his weight management. Ippo's test fight. After regaining his motivation, Ippo applied for a professional
boxing licence. Despite easily passing the written test, Ippo was extremely nervous before the test fight. However, his opponent's level of skill, proved to be much inferior to Miyata's, which made it easy for Ippo to defeat him. Also applying for a licence there, another newcomer, Ryō Mashiba, threatened Ippo by advising him to switch weight classes, as they would face each other in the tournament otherwise. Ippo vowed that he will not, as he has a promise to
fulfil with Miyata. After Umezawa takes Ippo's boxing license, Ippo rapidly defended himself and took it back, earning the bullies respect. Ippo fighting Oda.
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He later joined Kyoto Animation. [29] Releases[edit] Box office[edit] Box office performance Territory Release(s) Distributor rentals Gross receipts Ticket sales Japan 1988 ¥750,000,000[30] ¥1,900,000,000[31] 1,699,463 (est. )[31] 1989–2000 ¥50,000,000[32] ¥120,000,000[31] 103,359 (est. )[31] 1988–2000 ¥800,000,000[32] Unknown Unknown 2005–2007 — ¥137,000,000[33] 111,253 (est. )[31] 2020 — ¥106,389,400[34] ($1,130,351)[35] 92,576 (est. )[31] United States 1989 — $2,200,000[36] 542,097[37] 2001 — $114,009[38] 20,143 (est. )[39] United Kingdom 1991 — £878,695[36] ($1,550,000) 382,041[37] 2011 — $18,813[40] 3,419[41] 2015–2018 — Unknown 15,108[41] 2020 — £224,884[36] ($325,657)[42] 31,629 (est. )[43] France 1991–2020 — Unknown 167,372[44] Spain 1992–2013 — Unknown 134,324[45][41] 2016–2018 — Unknown 2,018[41] 1992–2018 — Unknown 136,342 Finland 2020 — Unknown 6,262[46] Other European countries 1999–2013 — Unknown 25,047[41] 2014–2018 — Unknown 10,590[41] 1999–2018 — Unknown 35,622[41] Quebec (Canada) 2001–2002 — Unknown 532[41] Taiwan 2006–2008 — US$230,000[47] 40,000[47] South
Korea 2017 — ₩86,224,200[48] 10,574[48] New Zealand 2017 — US$36,342[49] Unknown Hong Kong 2020 — US$148,415[50] Unknown Australia 2020 — US$183,882[42] Unknown Worldwide 1988–2020 $49,000,000[3] 3,569,771+ (est. ) Akira was released by Toho on July 16, 1988. At the Japanese box office, it was the sixth highest-grossing Japanese film of the year, earning a distribution income (distributor rentals) of ¥750 million in 1988. [30] This made it a moderate success at the Japanese box office.
