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Takamura mentioned how Kamogawa was hurt due to Ippo not making any excuses as to why he lost. Ippo felt that he had no excuse, but Takamura believed that one needs to
make excuses, as not having an excuse why one loses means that are ready to quit. Takamura drew a line on the ground between him and Ippo, with Takamura claiming that past the line was the world, where only monsters can survive, suggesting for him to not cross it and give Kamogawa false hope as Ippo should be satisfied by becoming the JBC champion while treating boxing as a hobby. As Takamura left at the other side of the line, Ippo was unable to cross the line and
follow Takamura. Ippo later asked Takamura about his rushing to conquer the six weight classes, which Takamura answered about the length of time one can stay a boxer and how many matches one can have, seeing a unification match as a waste of time. Later, Ippo went to the Roigal Hotel to attend Takamura's press conference with WBA middleweight champion Richard Bison. There, he met Mashiba and Sendō, having to stop their fighting. The next day, Ippo went to the Yokohama Arena to watch the matches with Aoki, Kimura, and Itagaki. After watching Mashiba win his first OPBF lightweight title defence against Romeo, Ippo watched Sendō's match against Mexican champion José Nargo, which ended in Sendō's victory. Thinking about what Takamura said earlier, Ippo asked Aoki, Kimura, and Itagaki if they make excuses when they lose. After they answer that they do, Ippo realised his reason for losing was that he did not have enough determination and confidence that boxers like Mashiba and Sendō have in their eyes.
[98] At the 5th Crunchyroll Anime Awards, Shoyo Hinata was awarded "Best Boy" while he was nominated for "Best Protagonist". The fourth season's opening theme, "Phoenix" by Burnout Syndromes, was nominated for "Best Opening Sequence". [99] Kim Yeon-kyoung, captain of the South Korean National Women's Volleyball team, reacted to and analyzed Karasuno's final rally against Aoba Johsai in season 2, expressing that while a few moments were exaggerated and impossible to do in real life, she was pleasantly surprised by its portrayal of high-
level volleyball and thought it was "fun to watch". She noted that the creator "is a person with a high level of volleyball knowledge". [100] Melina Dargis of The Fandom Post praised its development of a team mentality with multiple characters rather
than individuals, serving to emphasize that volleyball ". is not an individual event, but a team sport". [101] Noelle Ogawa of Crunchyroll praised it for its portrayal of personal growth, emphasizing its dependence on having the "right people and the right environment to bloom in. "[102] Rebecca Silverman of Anime News Network commented on the development of non-players like Karasuno's team manager, Kiyoko, stating that "her triumphant jump as she brings Hinata his lost sneakers is a beautiful statement of the fact that she's just as much a part of the team as any of the boys".
Une diffusion en simulcast disponible depuis le 24 janvier avec notamment en tête d'affiche l'acteur Shunsuke Michieda. L'acteur Michieda Shunsuke nous partage : C'est mon
premier rôle principal dans une série télévisée diffusée aux heures de grande écoute, d. DramasUne adaptation en série live pour le manga Shinsengumi d'Osamu Tezuka
16/01 : TV Asahi a annoncé ce mardi la production d'une série télévisée basée sur le manga Shinsengumi, publié en 1963 par Osamu Tezuka.
Intitulée « Kimi to Yukite Saku ~ Shinsen-gumi Seishun Roku~ », celle-ci sera diffusée dans le cadre du programme Super Bara Bara Daisakusen de la chaîne japonaise.
