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[109] Nick Browne of THEM Anime was less positive, faulting its weaker multi-episode stories and uneven treatment of serious cultural issues despite enjoying the humor born from its main cast. [110] Salvan Bonaminio of The Escapist described the main cast as stereotypes, faulted the forgettable supporting cast, and called many episodes including the ending underwhelming. [113] James Beckett of Anime News Network enjoyed the main cast, but
negatively cited a lack of cohesion across the series, and strongly criticised Fuu's frequent kidnappings for story purposes as detrimental to her character. [111]
Halverson gave praise to the animation and character designs without specific commentary,[112] while Robinson positively compared the fight choreography and art design to Watanabe's work on Cowboy Bebop and The Animatrix. [3] Douglass cited the anime as a perfect example of Watanabe's visual style,[109] and Browne cited its visuals and technical achievements as high points. [110] Bonaminio included a positive mention of the anime's visible production quality during his summary. [113] Becket felt the animation style had aged poorly, though giving praise to the art style and fight sequences. [111] The music met with general praise for its use and style. [3][110][111][112][113] Becket additionally praised the
English dub. [111] The mixture of
traditional elements with hip hop met with some mixed responses. Halverson was enthusiastic about them and called the hip hop representation superior to many Western portrayals.
As the fighters continue, Ippo receives one crushing blow after another, until he ducks and gives a huge uppercut to Ozma's chest, knocking him down. Ippo wins his first tournament match and thanks Ozma for the incredible fight. Ozma wishes him luck for his next matches. Both boxers receive applause and praise from the audience as
they leave the ring. 16"Anticipating a Fierce Fight"
Transliteration: "Gekisen no yokan" (Japanese: 激戦の予感)Mitsuyuki MasuharaDaisuke AranishiJanuary 23, 2001 (2001-01-23) Ippo and Takamura, along
with a girl that Ippo has a crush on, sees Miyata's match. Miyata completely lowered his opponent's guard and quickly took him out. Afterwards, Ippo and his friends at the gym saw some videos of some of the next opponents he would face in the tournament. Later, after meeting the girl at a bakery where she worked, Ippo received a call from Takamura about a training camp for preparation for his next match. 17"Ippo on the Beach"
Transliteration: "Ippo on za bīchi" (Japanese: イッポ·オン·ザ·ビーチ)Yūzō SatōYasuko KamoJanuary 30, 2001 (2001-01-30) Ippo, Takamura and their two friends from the gym, Aoki and Kimura go to training camp, which also involves fun at the beach. After sunset, the gang of four start running and practicing shadow boxing at their hut. Ippo also learns about movement with his feet from Takamura, which happened to be Ippo's weakness.
KOR "Start Over" (시작) (Gaho) 2020 1 Part 2 [55] "Diamond" (돌덩이) (Ha Hyun-woo (Guckkasten)) 4 Part 3 [56] "Someday, the Boy" (그때 그 아인) (Kim Feel) 3 Part 6 "Say" (Yoon Mi-rae) 63 Part 8 [55] "No Words" (어떤 말도) (Crush) 76 Part 11 "Sweet Night" (V) 14 Part 12 Reception[edit] Itaewon Class' final episode recorded a 16. 548% nationwide audience share, making it the fifth-highest viewership rating in JTBC, and the 14th highest-rated drama in Korean cable television history, just slightly under Love (ft. Marriage and Divorce). [57][58] The drama was also praised for its realistic
portrayal of subjects such as prejudice and discrimination against foreigners, ex-convicts and LGBT people, as
well as the portrayal of misbehaviours by chaebols. [59] Time Magazine included Itaewon Class on its list of "The 10 Best Korean Dramas to Watch on Netflix". [60] Forbes included the series on its list of "The 13 Best Korean Dramas Of 2020".
