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Video games[edit] There have been a few video games based on the series. A fighting game developed by Tomy was released for the PlayStation 2 as Grappler
Baki: Baki Saikyō Retsuden (グラップラー刃牙 バキ最強列伝, Gurappurā Baki - Baki Saikyō Retsuden) in
Japan in 2000 and as Fighting Fury in the United Kingdom during 2003. [45] Baki the Grappler: Ultimate Championship was released for Android in 2017. A card game for web browsers called Typing Grappler Baki was created. Another browser game, Hanma Baki - Baki, was for Yahoo! Mobage. Yujiro Hanma appears as an unlockable character in the PlayStation 2 game, Garōden: Breakblow – Fist or Twist. Reception[edit] As of May 2021, the various Baki series had over 85 million collected volumes in circulation. [46] The Baki Gaiden: Scarface spin-off series had 3. 5 million copies in print as of February 2019. [47] Allen Divers and Jason Thompson, both writing for Anime News Network, briefly described the series as "very compelling" and a "demented fighting manga", respectively. [48][49] Anime News Network had four different writers review the first volume of the second manga series.
He is later seen hospitalized in 2002 due to his disease, showing Yukiji the information he has collected while investigating the Friends. Mon-chan suddenly leaves the hospital with no warning and disappears, which is later revealed to have been to contact Sadakiyo in an attempt to investigate further, not knowing Sadakiyo's involvement in the group. Sadakiyo kills him on behalf of the Friends,
taking the information he has gathered. Konchi (コンチ) A childhood friend of Kenji's whose real name is Yuichi Konno (今野 裕一, Konno Yūichi). After elementary school, his family moved to Hokkaido and he lost touch with Kenji. Like Keroyon, he chose to ignore Kenji's
call to action on Bloody New Year's Eve and regrets doing so.
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original on December 21, 2023. Retrieved December 21, 2023. ^ Tane, Kiyoshi (November 19, 2014). 『僕のヒーローアカデミア』第1巻 堀越耕平 【日刊マンガガイド】. Kono Manga ga Sugoi! (in Japanese). Archived from the original on December 10, 2014. Retrieved December 4, 2014. ^ "My Hero Academia × Avengers Collaboration Visual and Videos | MANGA. TOKYO". MANGA. TOKYO.
