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Hajime no ippo

Season 1

Hajime no ippo - Season 1

2000

Comedy, Action

TV Season

Season 1 - Makunouchi Ippo has been bullied his entire life. Constantly running errands and being beaten up by his classmates, Ippo has always dreamed of changing himself, but never has the passion to act upon it. One day, in the midst of yet another bullying, Ippo is saved by Takamura Mamoru, who happens to be a boxer. Ippo faints from his injuries and is brought to the Kamogawa boxing gym to recover. (myanimelist.net)

Hajime no ippo - Season 1

2000

Comedy, Action

TV Season

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Hajime no ippo (2000) - S1E1

Ippo gets invited to see a movie with his new classmates but can't go since he has to work at his mothers fishing store. On the way home he gets beaten up by some of his bullies before a boxer, Takamura Mamoru, steps in. Ippo faints and is brought to the Kamogawa boxing gym. When Ippo wakes up Takamura draws a picture of one of the bullies, places it on a punching bag...

Doryoku no seika (2000) - S1E2

Ippo's goal is to catch 10 leaves, with only a week to do so. While balancing school and work, Ippo is also practicing his jabs.

Ureshi namida (2000) - S1E3

At first, it seems that Ippo could not keep up with Miyata. Ippo keeps taking hit after hit and gets knocked down twice. After receiving some advice from Takamura, Ippo keeps getting back up to fight.

Shado bokushingu (2000) - S1E4

Ippo finally begins his training in the gym. First, Kamogawa himself, helps Ippo to focus on his jabs and the one-two technique. After getting the hang of it, Kamogawa instructs Ippo to practice shadow boxing.

Three months for the counter (2000) - S1E5

Ippo begins training with coach Kamogawa for about in order to prepare for a rematch with Miyata. During that time, he begins working on more techniques. Also, he learns more about Miyata's father, who was a former professional boxer.

Saisen no gongu (2000) - S1E6

A representative from a boxing magazine comes to Kamogawa's Gym on the same day Ippo and Miyata have their rematch. With Takamura as referee, the rematch begins. Both fighters begin their four-round match, each displaying their progress.

1 cm no hakairyoku (2000) - S1E7

After a powerful knockout from Miyata, Ippo insists on standing up again and completing the match no matter what.

Promise to Meet Again (2000) - S1E8

With Miyata nowhere to be found, Ippo seems distracted in his training, so Kamogawa sends him to train with Takamura. Ippo experiences all the hardship his mentor endures since he prepares for a championship match.

C Class License (2000) - S1E9

Ippo finally applies to get his featherweight boxing license. During the exam, he meets Ryo Mashiba. Ippo finally gained his license. Back at Kamogawa's Gym, Ippo is about to learn the name of his opponent in his debut match.

Debut Match! (2000) - S1E10

After determining Ippo's opponent, Ippo and Oda prepare for their match.

Obsession for Victory (2000) - S1E11

The awaited moment has come, And Ippo's first official match against boxer Oda has begun.

$Becoming a Bully\$

Becoming a Bully's Buddy (2000) - S1E12

The news of Ippo's boxing spreads in the school, which makes the thugs secretly admire him and insist on attending his next match.

The Eastern Japan Rookie Championship Tournament Begins (2000) - S1E13

The Rookie Championship is about to begin. Ippo's first opponent is an American soldier, Jason Ozma. To prepare Ippo trains with Takamura. Ozma trains for the people he came to know in the Japanese gym where he was based.

Powerful Arms! Hooks vs. Uppercut! (2001) - S1E14

Ippo begins his first tournament match against Jason

Test of Endurance (2001) - S1E15

Ippo continues his tactic of exchanging punches, however, he finds himself struggling to land them as the fight nears its end.

Anticipating a Fierce Fight (2001) - S1E16

After completing his fight, ippo decides to spectate miyata's match, meanwhile his opponent for his next match is decided

Ippo on the Beach (2001) - S1E17

Ippo and the others head to the beach to relax before they start their training. Ippo realises he must practise his foot-work ahead of his next match.

Clinch (2001) - S1E18

After meeting kobashi, ippo realises he must work hard to beat him, Ippo and Kobashi start their second match of the tournament

Dream of a KO (2001) - S1E19

As the fight between Kobashi and Ippo nears its end, Ippo looks for an opportunity to KO, while Kobashi switches up his tactics

$Shotgun\$

Shotgun's Menace (2001) - S1E20

Ippo spectates Hayami's 3rd match to see what he's up against. He trains vigorously for his semi final match

The Way to Capture a Prodigy (2001) - S1E21

Ippo arrives at his semi final match against Hayami with bruises on his face, round 1 commences

Forward! Forward!! (2001) - S1E22

Ippo and Hayami continue to exchange blows as their battle nears its end. Hayami realises he shouldn't underestimate Ippo

The Other Semi-Final (2001) - S1E23

Miyata begins his semi-final match against Mashiba as Ippo and the others spectate

To the Promised Place... (2001) - S1E24

As the battle continues, Miyata discovers a pain in his foot that limits his abilities. He struggles through the match as it reaches its climax

Grudges, Sorrows & Dreams (2001) - S1E25

Ippo and Mashiba both train for their match, meanwhile, Mashiba's motive and reasoning for boxing are revealed

The Battle for Distance (2001) - S1E26

After a period of immensely focused training, Ippo steps into the ring for his final match for the rookie championship

Death Match (2001) - S1E27

As Ippo and Mashiba continue their fight, they both develop weaknesses, however both fighters give their best to try and win even under harsh circumstances

Victory or Defeat (2001) - S1E28

The eastern japan rookie tournament finally comes to an end with Ippos victory. Ippo decides to take a break from boxing due to his right hand

Rocky of Naniwa (2001) - S1E29

After winning the Easter japan rookie tournament, Takeshi Sendo, the winner of West japan rookie tournament, takes interest in Ippo and tries to convince him to take part in the All Japan tournament

To Enemy Ground (2001) - S1E30

Ippo wants to fight Sendo so he goes to an orthopedic doctor to get his fist looked at. Ippo then starts an intense training regime.

Traces of Intense Battles (2001) - S1E31

A recap of the boxing matches that have taken place thus far.

Throw Your Right! (2001) - S1E32

Ippo is still having trouble with his right fist but his match with Sendo begins.

Smash Force (2001) - S1E33

Ippo tries a different fighting stance making his match with Sendo only get more intense.

The Rookie King (2001) - S1E34

Ippo and Sendo keep fighting, the crowd starts cheering Sendo on and the match reaches its climax.

The Counting Journey (2001) - S1E35

Ippo graduates and takes photos with people from his school. New people join the gym and are put to the test by running with Takemura, Ippo, Aoki, and Kimura.

The Champ and I (2001) - S1E36

Kimura, Aoki, and Takemura each fight their match. Ippo spars with the featherweight champion, Date.

A Thing to Strive For (2001) - S1E37

Dante uses his secret weapon on Ippo, the fact that Date used it on Ippo made Okita challenge Ippo to a real match.

Two Rookies of the Year (2001) - S1E38

Okita uses moves that makes him unpredictable for Ippo. Okita also uses a fighting style like Dante and he uses a corkscrew.

Challenge in a Foreign Land (2001) - S1E39

Miyata's in Thailand and he get's a tough opponent with a great record, Jimmy Sisfa.

A Counter to Surpass All Counters (2001) - S1E40

Miyata's fight with Jimmy Sisfa begins, Miyata starts off bad and when that happens Miyata tries a counter punch.

$Barf-michi\$

Barf-michi's Big Fight (2001) - S1E41

Aoki, Kimura, and Ippo all try going A-class. Yamada has his first fight. All the guys want to go to training camp.

Sharing a Dream (2001) - S1E42

Ippo's mother collapses from overworking so Ippo has to look after the family business. Ippo thinks about quitting boxing so that his mother doesn't overwork herself again.

The Speed Star (2001) - S1E43

Ippo Prepares for his match against Saeki, the speed star, by trying to improve his movements and become faster.

Blind Spot in the Ring (2001) - S1E44

Ippo's match with Saeki has begun, but Saeki is so fast that Ippo can't land a hit on him. Ippo Is left with a blind spot after getting his eye swollen making it even harder to track Saeki.

The White Fangs of the Wolf (2001) - S1E45

After all, the guys are done with their matches they go to karaoke. Takemura lets everyone know Yamada is leaving so they give him a send-off.

Be the Gazelle (2001) - S1E46

Aoki and Kimura fight their matches. Kamogawa wants Ippo to train his legs to get flexible muscles so that he can deliver a more powerful punch that can beat Volg.

The Fighting Spirit Within (2001) - S1E47

Ippo meets Volg after Volg gets lost. Volg tells Ippo that he boxes so he can get money for his mother.

The Red Wolf (2001) - S1E48

The match with Ippo and Volg begins and the two boxers seem to get the edge over one another quite a bit.

The Courage to Believe (2001) - S1E49

The fight between Ippo and Volg carries on. Ippo takes a lot of hits and gets knocked down a couple times.

Something to Convey (2001) - S1E50

After many rounds, Ippo and Volg are both exhausted. After the match is finished Volg visits Ippo in the hospital and meets Ippo's mother.

The Group Date (2001) - S1E51

Ippo wakes up after a couple days at the hospital. When Ippo is in the hospital he meets Mashiba's sister, Aoki, Kimura, Takemura, and Ippo go on a group date.

The Challenger (Recap) (2001) - S1E52

A recap of some of Ippo's fights told by Date.

So That I Can Be Myself (2001) - S1E53

Date's past is revealed. Takemura gets ready for his match.

Fists of the Champ (2001) - S1E54

Takemura has real trouble at the beginning of his match. Ippo finds out that Mashiba won the championship and celebrates with him and his sister.

The Japan Featherweight Title Match (2001) - S1E55

Ippo's title match with Date has begun, Date is surprised by how much better Ippo is since the last time he sparred with him.

The Power That Stands in the Way (2001) - S1E56

Ippo punches Date in the face quite a bit but Date isn't taking the full impact of the punch because he's twists his neck.

Conclusion (2001) - S1E57

Both Ippo and Date are beaten up bad. The match reaches the climax.

Heartbroken (2001) - S1E58

After Ippo loses he finds out that Sendo and Volg will fight for the title. Kamogawa tells Ippo that he shouldn't go to the gym for three months because of all the damage from his fights. Ippo goes out with Kumi, Mashiba's sister.

A Determined Gaze (2001) - S1E59

Ippo watches his match with Date. Ippo goes to watch the title match with Volg and Sendo, when he's there he runs into Miyata and spectates the match with him.

Rival (2001) - S1E60

Volg and Sendo face off with the crowd cheering for Sendo, in the end, the match comes down to a decision by the judges.

Comeback Anxiety (2001) - S1E61

Aoki, Kimura, and Ippo will all be making their comeback match with Ippo being the main event. Kamogawa trains Ippo to have a better defense but overworks himself and collapses he then ends up in a hospital.

Revival (2001) - S1E62

Aoki, Kimura, and Ippo have their comeback matches. Ippo tries a new move, the Dempsy Roll.

Youth of Fire (2001) - S1E63

Aoki, Takemura, and Ippo visit Kimura because he has a high fever. Aoki's and Kimura's life as delinquents is shown.

Hot Rod Era (2002) - S1E64

A look at how Aoki and Kimura became boxers and joined the Kamogawa gym, also shown is their debut matches.

The Summer of the Kamogawa Corps (2002) - S1E65

Sendo beats Saeki the speed star comfortably. Sendo wants a fight with Ippo. All the guys from the gym go to training camp in the mountains and meet Kamogawa's friend.

$Mr. Takamura\$

Mr. Takamura's Tears (2002) - S1E66

The guys learn that killer intent can make it seem like your throwing a punch. Kamogawa and Nekota's history with one another is told. Takamura battles a bear. Everyone finishes training camp.

The Kamogawa Gym Swings Into Action (2002) - S1E67

Ippo spars with Shigeta who's ranked fourth among Japanese featherweights and who also uses southpaw. People find out about Takemura fight with a bear. There is talk about Takemura getting a world title fight.

$The Coach\$

The Coach's Crisis (2002) - S1E68

Aoki, Kimura, and Takemura all fight their fights. Before fighting Takemura makes a grand entrance wearing a bear pelt and fight his match only using his left hand. Nekota starts teaching at the gym for a bit.

The Trap of the Southpaw (2002) - S1E69

Sendo begins his title defense match with Shigeta the southpaw user. Sendo fights Shigeta but gets more angry with him as the fight goes on.

The Young Punk (2002) - S1E70

Ippo invites Kumi to the zoo. Kumi lets Ippo know that she was the one who wrote idiot outside the gym. Sendo's grandma tells Iimura Mari about Sendo's childhood and how he was brought up.

Time for the Showdown (2002) - S1E71

Ippo reads Mari's article. Ippo invites Nekota to his fight. Both Sendo and Ippo have their weigh in. Sendo and Ippo begin their rematch with Ippo getting a very early knockdown on Sendo.

Lollapalooza (2002) - S1E72

Sendo and Ippo's fight begins guns blazing with the two giving each other blow for blow. Ippo finds out that Sendo has the advantage of having a bigger frame.

Surpass That Moment (2002) - S1E73

Ippo starts the third round by charging at Sendo but then hesitates which leads to Sendo beating Ippo all through the third round. The fourth round is a different story being more in the favor of Ippo.

Mixup (2002) - S1E74

A flashback shows how Sendo joined his gym. Ippo gets knocked down two times but when he gets up the fifth round gets more brutal. The fifth round ends and after that, the sixth round begins and is just as brutal as the last round.