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When Ippo went home, he began watching videos of Dragon's matches to try and find something he may be overlooking, as his record of 25 matches with no losses can't be from just luck. Ippo was amazed to see Dragon is not just about luck as he sees his calm left leading to his strong right despite the right being a huge swing. Ippo watching the mahjong match between
Yagi, Dragon, Ōi, and Murakami. Later at the Kamogawa gym, Kamogawa had Ippo to accompany Yagi to Shibuya in Tokyo so that Dragon can play mahjong since it was a condition that Dragon set that he has to play mahjong if he comes to Japan. Ippo learned from Kamogawa that Yagi was known as the "King of the Underworld" in the mahjong world, being undefeated for twenty years, and that the goal is to have Dragon lose in order to not let him go in the ring in a good mood. Ippo and Yagi
arrived to the mahjong parlour, Otakugon, and was introduced the two other mahjong players by the owner: Takachan Ōi and Jen Murakami, who are mahjong professionals and Yagi's pupils. When Dragon arrived to the Otakugon, the mahjong match between Yagi, Dragon, Murakami, and Ōi began, with Ippo watching. After Dragon won the first mahjong match, the second match
ended after Yagi got banned when he tried to start gambling with Dragon. Dragon's use of his left hand during the mahjong matches made Ippo come to a realisation that Dragon is a southpaw, soon confirming it when he watched videos at his house again. After receiving a call from Takamura, Ippo ran to the shrine, where Takamura was waiting for him. There, Ippo was surprised as Takamura made an offering.
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November 30, 2005. ^ コミック(トーハン調べ 2005年11月16日 ) (in Japanese). Yahoo! Japan.
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credits (Japanese); Carrie Keranen[6] (English) Played by Tamae Ando (film); Noriko Eguchi (drama) Akemi is Kayo's abusive mother, whose abusive nature was exposed to the public. Kumi (久美) Voiced by: Reika UyamaEp. 11 credits Played by Miyu Ando Kumi is a nine-year-old patient who suffers from leukemia. Media[edit] Manga[edit] The
original manga, written by Kei Sanbe, was serialized in Kadokawa Shoten's Young Ace magazine from the July 2012 issue (shipping date: June 4, 2012) through the April 2016 issue (shipping date: March 4, 2016). [10][11] The first tankōbon volume was released in Japan on January 26, 2013,[12] and the eighth volume was published on April 27, 2016. [13] The series is licensed by Yen Press, who released the first volume in February 2017. [14] The Yen Press hardcover editions combine two of the original volumes per book, while their ebook editions match the original volume numbering. The series is licensed in France by Ki-oon. [15] Sanbe wrote a spin-off manga titled Erased: Re, which was serialized in Young Ace from June 4, 2016 to November 4, 2016. [16] It was published as the ninth volume of the series in Japanese on February 4, 2017, and in English by Yen Press on September 18, 2018. [17] Volumes[edit] No.
