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[30] This made it a moderate success at the Japanese box office. [51] By 2000, the film had earned a Japanese distribution rental income of ¥800 million. [32] The film's 4K remaster received a limited Japanese IMAX re-release in May 2020. [52] English releases[edit] Electric Media produced an English dub of the film in
1989 that was written by L. Michael
Haller and directed by Sheldon Renan and Wally Burr. [53][54][55][56] The English version saw limited release by Streamline Pictures in North American theaters on December 25, 1989, and grossed about $2. 2 million in the United States. [36][57][58] Although Streamline was not involved in its production, this version became known as the "Streamline dub". After Pioneer Entertainment acquired the rights to the film, a new English dub was produced by Animaze and directed by
Kevin Seymour in 2001 for the DVD release to obtain THX certification. [59][60][61][62] Pioneer re-released the film with the new dub in select theaters from March through December 2001, making it the 20th digital cinema release in North America. [63] The restored 4K version was shown in North American movie theaters on September 24, 2020, and for multiple days in select IMAX auditoriums and other cinemas worldwide.
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Baki beats him with one throw. The second opponent is a karateka, Tooru Nishida, who is defeated by Baki with only a few punches. Baki then provokes the other three, calling them weaklings. Judoka named Susumu Murakami attacks him and loses very fast. The same thing happens after a while with a sumo fighter, Katsutoshi Shibata. At the very end, a boxer named Fumihiko Hirao gives up the fight after a one punch. He's the one who tells Baki about his next target. These fights only took place in the manga. Baki during a fight with
Yuri Chakovsky. His new target is the boxing
welterweight champion Yuri Chakovsky. In the anime, he meets him for the first time while resting on a park bench and he sees a man jogging who he recognizes to be Yuri.
