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However, after her mother's death, she begins to warm up to Shoya and thanks him for being Yuzuru's friend. Ito Nishimiya (西宮 いと, Nishimiya Ito) Shouko and Yuzuru's maternal grandmother. A caring, wise woman, she raised Shoko and Yuzuru after their father left, as their mother, Yaeko, had to take up full-
time work. She bought Yuzuru her first camera and tries to convince her that her mother means well for both her and her sister. Ito dies of old age, leaving a letter that Yuzuru asks Shoya to read at the funeral. The letter tries one last time to convince Yuzuru to forgive her mother, but she grows angry and does not hear the end of it. Miyako Ishida (石田 美也子, Ishida Miyako) Shoya's single mother and the owner of a hair salon. She is upset at his son for
bullying Shoko. She paid 1. 7 million yen for all the hearing aids Shoya broke. When Shoya pays her back with the intention of killing himself afterwards, she reveals that she is aware of his plans, threatening to burn the money if he tries to kill himself again,
thus leaving her with nothing.
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Ippo's anger side also shows when he sees someone getting bullied, confronting the bullies. As the result of his time in the Kamogawa gym, sometimes he could be a pervert, but covert and unintentional, aware that he was influenced by his gym member's perversion. Mamoru Takamura notes that Ippo is "drowning" in thoughts of women whenever his nose puffs up like a warthog. [60] Relationships Main Article: Ippo Makunouchi/Relationships
Throughout the story, he has met a lot of different people, with half of them
being rivals
during his time as a professional boxer. Boxing Abilities Ippo with boxing mitts. Ippo is a pure in-fighter, regarded as the number one in-fighter in Japan and the OPBF while he was active, while also boasting the best punching power in the region. His typical style of boxing is to combine an evasive bob-and-weave style of dodging with a fast dashing speed to get past his opponents jabs and press into close range, where his speciality are liver blows. His extraordinary punching power aided him to become the All-Japan Rookie King and Most Talented Rookie Award winner, as well as coming out victorious in the Class A Tournament. In one go, he rose to the very top of the national rankings and earned a shot for Japan's throne, the JBC featherweight belt. Although he was unable to take the title from the veteran champion Eiji Date, he managed to defeat the champion Takeshi Sendō, taking the belt and defending it a total of eight times, while simultaneously building a reputation as the unofficial king of the OPBF. His durability and fighting spirit are considered to be his greatest attributes; each unparalleled in Japan.
