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At the end of the saga, he fights a mental image of Yuujirou in preparation. Hanma Baki[] Combat Shadow Fighting Saga[] Baki befriends a grade schooler named Rumina Ayukawa. Later, Baki spars with a mental image of Iron Michael and defeats him with a kick to the head. In order to improve, Baki uses his image training to fight a two-meters praying mantis which he beats using Crane Style. Great Prison Battle Saga[] Baki kidnaps the president in order to make a request to be sent to Arizona State Prison where Biscuit Oliva resides, the strongest man in America. When he enters the prison Jun Guevaru attempts to beat Oliva. The fight between Jun and Oliva upsets Baki so much he decides to force Oliva to become angry by sleeping next to Oliva's girlfriend Maria, ending the fight with Oliva as the winner. Baki decides that he wishes to become next "Unchained", succeeding in escaping the prison and attempting to make Oliva look as a less pure form of strength, causing Oliva to be angered. Oliva finally fights Baki and the young fighter decides to not use tricks and beat Oliva with nothing but pure strength which he does. He is later released from the prison and goes home. Pickle Wars Saga[] At first, Baki doesn't want to face Pickle.

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