#Watch hajime no ippo new challenger episode 1 series#
Even the finale of season 3 shows no signs of the series coming to an end so soon unless the director decides to skip a major part of the material and just conclude it with a final OVA or movie. So there are more than 650 chapters worth of source material available to be covered by the anime. Now coming to Season 4 of the anime, to date, only close 560 chapters of the manga have been covered out of the 1225 chapters that came out in Japan. Again, after taking a pretty long hiatus, ‘Hajime no Ippo’ season 3 released on Octoand went on till Mawith a total of 25 episodes. A few years later, ‘Hajime no Ippo’ season 2 premiered on Januand went on till July 1, 2009. Soon after this, an OVA was released on Septemwhich was titled ‘Fighting Spirit: Mashiba vs. This was followed by a “special” that was released on April 18, 2003. ‘Hajime no Ippo’ season 1 released on Octoand came to end on March 27, 2002. Hajime no Ippo Season 4 Release Date: When will it premiere? This anime is for everyone and I am pretty sure that the majority of people who will start watching it, will definitely finish it. Overall, ‘Hajime no Ippo’ is a well-rounded anime that has a combination of some epic fight scenes that will get you all hyped up, heart-touching moments that will make you sad for a while and most of all, a very motivating overarching plot that’ll make your heart swell with joy. The OSTs and background scores are so inspiring that you yourself feel motivated to take up boxing lessons. Another thing that sets the entire mood for the show and its intense boxing matches is its sound.
Every episode also ends with a cliffhanger that keeps you glued on to your screen. Every fight scene in ‘Hajime no Ippo’ is brilliantly captivating and is backed up with solid stories and build-ups. There are only a few anime where you’ll actually find yourself rooting for the main characters and screaming on top of your voice while throwing punches in the air.
But I’m pretty sure that even if I was not into boxing at all, I would still enjoy it. Though the two are based on two very different sports, they are both long-running series and are also very much driven by their characters.īeing a big boxing fan myself, I personally loved ‘Hajime no Ippo’.
Only a few sports-based anime like ‘ Slam Dunk‘ or ‘Hajime no Ippo’ are able to shine above the rest because they focus on balancing out each and every element of the anime instead of emphasizing too much on one. Take ‘ Megalo Box‘ for example: while I personally loved it and also enjoyed its not-so-typical ending, many fans complained about how it ended by just downplaying the conclusion of a whole boxing match. Even the protagonists of a sports anime should be making some sort of progress all the time because if he/she remains the “I’ll try my best type” till the very end, then the whole thing turns out to be quite disappointing.
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