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After leaving the Kōrakuen Hall with Kamogawa and Yagi, he met Sendō and the recent West
Japan Rookie King Tournament winner, Hiroyuki Hoshi. Sendō expressed his desire to fight Ippo a third time when he
gets stronger, but Hoshi also wanted to fight Ippo, promising that if he wins the All Japan Rookie King Tournament against Itagaki, he would face Ippo. After Sendō and Hoshi left, Ippo asked Kamogawa how long he has to keep defending, wanting to relinquish the title and fight Miyata as watching the same tournament where he was supposed to fight him left an impact on him. Ippo was then thankful as Kamogawa accepted his request. When Itagaki's physical was done, Ippo went to the Kawai Hospital to check on and congratulate him. Ippo mentioned how envious he was that Itagaki got to face his rival in the tournament unlike him.
[81][80] Guts, at the beginning of the story, is presented as an antihero who does not care about killing and is indifferent to people who aid him. Guts does not act in accordance with definitions of right and wrong, he operates within a gray area. Initially he does not attempt to be heroic or protect the innocent, though his self-motivated actions sometimes do so incidentally. [82][83] However, as the story progresses, it is shown that he is in fact a person who is deeply conflicted internally. [84][85] His tragic and traumatic past, unfolded in the Golden Age arc, shows Guts as a more complex character. [86][82][80] Anne Lauenroth of Anime
News Network wrote that Griffith is "not evil at all," but "arrogant and brutally realistic about
human nature.
