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The match against Hayami
began, and in the first round, Ippo started to dodge Hayami's punches perfectly, after getting hit by a barrage of punches, Ippo got ready to counter the expected left uppercut, but Hayami did not throw it, much to everyone's surprise. Hayami threw a barrage of punches at close range, Ippo went down, thinking that there was no hope. After getting back up, and gaining his fighting spirit back, Ippo began to hit Hayami better than he did before. Ippo saw a chance for the uppercut counter punch, however, they both hit
each other, with Hayami's legs damaged. Ippo began gaining his speed and overpowered Hayami with punches, eventually Hayami went down on the first round, with Ippo declared as the winner. After watching the match between Miyata and Mashiba, Ippo received a message from Miyata, who lost the match, saying to forgive him. Ippo, frustrated, punched a sand bag at the gym until he was stopped by Takamura who discovered his bloodied fist. After looking at the wounds on Ippo's fist, Kamogawa suggested he must not use his fist for two weeks. Ippo then began training focused on his speed. Ippo wins against Mashiba. Ippo went to the Yamanaka Bakery and saw Kumi, There, Ippo
found out that Ryō is Kumi's brother.
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[15][16] The original author, Yoshikazu Takeuchi, allegedly first planned a live-action film based on his novel. However, due to funding difficulties, it was downgraded to direct-to-video and then direct-to-video
animation. [17][18][19] When Kon received the initial offer, it was for an OVA project, so he made Perfect Blue as a video animation. [20] Then, it was decided to be released as a movie in a hurry just before its completion. [21] This work was originally made as a video animation for a narrow market, so it was expected to disappear as soon as a few people talked about it. [20][22][23] The fact that such a work was treated as a film, invited to many film festivals around the world, and released as a package in many countries was unexpected for those involved. [20][22][23] Psychological horror was not a mainstream genre in Japanese animation, and
there was no precedent for it at the time, so it would normally have been rejected. So no one thought it would be a hit since it was just adopted by chance. That's why Kon was able to get the job. [17][18][22] By the time Kon was offered the job, the title Perfect Blue and the content, a story about a B-class idol and a perverted fan had already been set. [20][22][23] He hadn't read the original novel and only read the script for the film, which was said to be close to the original, and the script was never used in the actual film.
