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"Crowds Thronging at the Untapped Gold Mine" 160. "The Fun Afterparty Disaster (Part 1)" 161. "The Fun Afterparty Disaster (Part 2)" 162. "Your Tour of the
Abyssal City, Bunny Guide Included" 163. "Super Combining Seafood Robot "Kaisen-Oh"!!!" 164. "As Comfy as a Private Internet Café Room" 165. "Divorcing an Angel" 166. "Days of Connecting, and Being Connected" 167. "Running Before Waiting for 3, or 4, or 5" 168. "The Failing Precipice" 169. "Like Lighting a Wet Match" Anime[edit] On July 7, 2022, an anime television
series adaptation produced by C2C was announced.
Ippo attempted to use the New Dempsey Roll, however, his knee touches the mat, causing a down to be declared. The
fight continued, and both boxers exchange punches with Antonio going down two times. Ippo
lies defeated. On Antonio's second down, Ippo gave a look to Kamogawa as if he wanted to say something. Ippo rushed Antonio to a corner, Ippo then weaved in ready with the New Dempsey Roll, with thoughts in his head knowing that his body changed and might not be able to go with Kamogawa anymore despite wanting to continue with him. In position with the New Dempsey Roll, Ippo threw a left uppercut that gets countered by Antonio's left.
Every fight against a Gold Knight is essentially interchangeable with any other one, especially
towards the end. Most of them have a tiny gimmick to try to make the fight unique, but there's only so much they could do to change things up if they were going to run through ALL TWELVE ZODIAC SIGNS with NO BREAKS AT ALL with THE SAME RESOLUTION EVERY TIME. They push their cosmo to its peak, the Gold Saint beats them anyway and deprives them of their senses, the bronze
saint masters the seventh sense and raises their cosmo to a new peak, and the bronze saint wins. Every time. For fuck's sake, when they were fighting the silver saints, the bronze saints had a command center and they had a tiny semblance of a home life. Suddenly, it's just a constant, samey gauntlet for 32 EPISODES. Saori was a near-constant presence before and now she's knocked unconscious for almost this entire run, so it's also just a huge sausage fest as far as the main cast is concerned. Shaina's arc was a small blessing in this bland sea. I grew to dislike the show over this time, but I trusted there had to be something on the other side that would make up for this. After all, there WERE some variations and they threw together a bunch of background details. Things were still advancing and the conflict made sense, however protracted.
