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Of course, I’m sure many other studios experience these kinds of things too, but MAPPA has been brought into the limelight due to how many popular titles they’ve done recently. Clearly, Hell’s Paradise was not their favourite child, as this show looked considerably worse visually than their other shows.
But before we get to all the production things, let’s talk about the story. On paper, this looks like a somewhat generic action shounen, with a death convict in Gabimaru
being tasked, along with the rest of the death row convicts to find the “Elixir of Life” on an island called Shinsekyo, in order to escape their death sentence. Obviously, the convicts fight amongst each other, as only one can have this elixir to evade death. This island looked very interesting and colourful, with some scary creatures around them, all around a very intriguing, perhaps a unique setting. However, what this anime fails at is the most important narrative technique, which is “Show, don’t tell”. Time and time again, we are told about what this environment is like, the religion aspects, the creatures, how the world works, but we don’t really get enough showing of the environment itself, either through simple background shots, or just cutting back on the expository dialogue. There is no
need to spoon-feed the viewers every single narrative detail about what is going on, people can figure things out. There was solid
potential in what the environment could bring us, but I wasn’t really invested due to the overly saturated dialogue.
The characters felt interesting at first, but slowly also devolved into being rather gimmicky or generic.
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He was later approached by Mari and was reminded about his fists being light, but not light enough to throw away the fists that carry his previous
opponents' dreams. Ippo then remembered his reason of fighting was to become strong and decided to continue boxing and run until he gets his answer. Ippo meeting Sisphar. Ippo came back to the gym and apologised to Kamogawa for his actions that led him to get thrown out of the gym. Kamogawa then told that he would immediately get a match in one month,
with a goal to become an unofficial OPBF champion after beating multiple OPBF national champions in order to aim for the world. Fired up by the announcement, Ippo began his training with Kamogawa. The gym members returned from their training camp and were excited to see Ippo again. As they were curious about who Ippo's next opponent was, Ippo revealed that he would be fighting against Thailand champion Jimmy Sisphar. The day before the match, Ippo went to the Kōrakuen Hall for the weigh-in, where he met Sisphar and was scared of his scarred appearance. Ippo hit by the Tornado Jolt. The next day, Ippo arrived to the ring and the match began.
