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Kamogawa decided to have Ippo increase both speed and power of his Dempsey
Roll with intense training. Ippo spots
Shimabukuro at his home. Ippo began his intense training with Kamogawa. After completing the menu, he sparred with Aoki, and could barely do anything against him. He later was visited by Shimabukuro at his home and was requested to show him the ocean. Ippo then showed him the Tokyo Bay, however, Shimabukuro was not pleased with the state of the polluted ocean, removing Ippo's title of "man of the sea". However, when Hiroko arrived, Shimabukuro recognised her by smell as a woman of the sea and deemed Ippo a man of the sea once again. Ippo was then puzzled by Shimabukuro's departing words as he claimed that he would take Ippo to the bottom of the sea in the fight. With Ippo at peak exhaustion, Kamogawa ordered him to not do anything or come to the gym for a week, suggesting to soak in the water if he needed to do something. Ippo took his advice and went to the Swimming Club. While there, he was watched by Kumi to make sure he didn't do anything taxing on his body.
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Miss Nagatoro (2) Special Edition] (in Japanese). 講談社. ISBN 978-4-06-511990-7. Archived from the original on July 13, 2018. Retrieved July 13, 2018. ^ イジらないで、長瀞さん コミックアンソロジー (DNAメディアコミックス) (in Japanese). ASIN 4758022445. ^ Ressler, Karen (October 5, 2018).
[19][20][21] Initially, it was planned that Sy would appear as Arsène Lupin himself. However,
upon being
brought in as the series' showrunner and main writer, George Kay proposed that Sy should instead play a newly created character: Assane Diop, the son of a Senegalese chauffeur, who decides to style himself after the gentleman thief upon discovering Maurice Leblanc's books as a teenager in the 1990s. [22] This allowed the series to explore modern-day cultural and racial issues in France. Sy commented that "the character had to be a Frenchman from today. That's why we have a black guy of African descent, living in the projects. It's a new face of France. "[23] Kay described the notion of "good arrogance" as being integral to his conception of Assane's personality: "It's arrogance you don't object to; you just admire [it]. It's: 'I'm going to literally take all your life savings. But if I do it with a big enough smile on my face, you kind of don't mind. '"[23] Sy identified with Kay's characterization of Assane, stating that "my mom's a cleaner. My dad used to work in a factory.
