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The next day, Ippo went into Kamogawa's office and received a lecture about how the boxing he did was not the boxing Kamogawa taught him. As Ippo showed signs of a fever, Kamogawa had Itagaki walk Ippo home. At his house, Kumi visited to check on him. Ippo mentioned how he received good advice from Kamogawa that violence is bad, which Kumi agreed. Ippo was interviewed at the gym by
Mari about his match. After commenting his praise on Kojima's punch, he told her that he should not have taken that punch and that he ignored and betrayed his training, training that never betrayed him, regretting what happened. After the interview Mari was going to head to interview Kojima.
Aoki wished to come along and asked Ippo to give his signature on a pair of boxing gloves to give to him, since Kojima was a fan. When Aoki came back, Ippo learned that Kojima had retired. Ippo went to Umezawa's house and helped him with editing his manga, however, Ippo kept on making mistakes. They discuss the odds of Itagaki, Kimura, and Aoki winning, which Ippo believed Aoki to have the best chance.
Kodansha. pp. 108–119.
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Natalie (in Japanese).
Different enemies provide a new challenge.
Some of these enemies
remind Bell of when he was weaker and it brings some painful memories. He has to overcome these grim reminders and apply the new knowledge he’s learned to beat his enemies. Some also force him to change up his technique and get creative. For all its terrible harem schlock this is at least a nicely paced adventure.
Some of the later episodes had some more interesting fights with more than just some crystals on the line.
