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Fighting Spirit

2000TV-PG3 seasons8.7 / 10

The moment you back down is the moment you lose!

Makunouchi Ippo is an ordinary high school student in Japan. Since he spends most of his time away from school helping his mother run the family business, he doesn't get to enjoy his younger years like most teenagers. Always a target for bullying at school (the family fishing business grants him a distinct odor), Ippo's life is one of hardship. One of these after-school bullying sessions turns Ippo's life around for the better, as he is saved by a boxer named Takamura. He decides to follow in Takamura's footsteps and train to become a boxer, giving his life direction and purpose. Ippo's path to perfecting his pugilistic prowess is just beginning...

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Synopsis

Makunouchi Ippo is an ordinary high school student in Japan. Since he spends most of his time away from school helping his mother run the family business, he doesn't get to enjoy his younger years like most teenagers. Always a target for bullying at school (the family fishing business grants him a distinct odor), Ippo's life is one of hardship. One of these after-school bullying sessions turns Ippo's life around for the better, as he is saved by a boxer named Takamura. He decides to follow in Takamura's footsteps and train to become a boxer, giving his life direction and purpose. Ippo's path to perfecting his pugilistic prowess is just beginning...

Season 2 episodes

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← Season 1

Episode 1

The New Step

24m8.0 / 10

The first episode of the second season starts with mostly the match of Miyata against Arnie. Shows Kimura sparring with Miyata and then the Weigh-in. Then the match is about to start, Miyata and Arnie are ready for battle!

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Directed by Tomoya TakahashiWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 2

Bloody Cross

24m8.0 / 10

The second episode of the second season starts off on Miyata's OPBF Title Match. With it Arnie showing his special weapon called Bloody Cross and Miyata throwing strong counters to escape from this techniques strange name 'Bloody Cross '.

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Directed by Satoshi OsedoWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 3

To a Promise

24m7.5 / 10

The third episode of the second season continues on the OPBF Match with Miyata against Arnie. With almost everytime Miyata is about to fall down from hits of the champ, but then he tooks big step and takes the OPBF Champion Arnie Gregory to the ground. The count starts, and the episode ends.

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Directed by Takatoshi SuzukiWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 4

Towards The World

24m8.0 / 10

Miyata Ichirou wins the title of OPBF Featherweight Champion, but now Ippo feels even further from him than before. After his match, Date Eiji's second Title Match against Ricardo Martinez is officially finalized, after seven years. As they look at the boxing magazine, the coach comes in and says that Ricardo Martinez has requested a sparring match with Ippo.

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Directed by Hisato ShimodaWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 5

The Strength of the World

24m8.3 / 10

Ippo comes to the sparring match against Ricardo Martinez as focused as if it were a real match, and he is determined to land at least one hit on the World champion. However, Martinez's lightning-fast lefts and instant reflexes are like nothing Ippo's ever seen. Will Ippo's Dempsey Roll work on the strongest man in the world?

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Directed by Tomoya TakahashiWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 6

A Figure to Chase After

24m8.0 / 10

After seven years Eiji Date will finally have his rematch with Ricardo Martinez, the world featherweight champion. The title match begins, Date starts the match off with two lefts, the second landing on the champion's face.

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Directed by Takahiro NatoriWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 7

The Advent of the Devil

24m7.5 / 10

The world featherweight title match has begun, in the first round, neither Date or Martinez use their rights. The second round is more exciting than the first. In the third round, Martinez steps it up and becomes more aggressive.

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Directed by Takatoshi SuzukiWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 8

Spirit For One Last Attack

24m8.0 / 10

Date tries the heart-breaker shot but Martinez blocks it with his elbow breaking Date's hand. By the end of the round Date's hand, jaw, and ribs are broken. After ten rounds the match has a winner.

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Directed by Satoshi OsedoWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 9

Inheritance Qualifications

24m7.5 / 10

The Kamogawa Boxing Gym gets a new recruit: Itagaki Manabu, the inter-high national runner up who happens to idolizes Ippo. Meanwhile, Ippo is hit with a blast from the past when he is challenged by Hammer Nao, his former junior who now seeks to defeat him and take his belt.

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Directed by Hisato ShimodaWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 10

Biting Dog

24m8.0 / 10

Ippo is reluctant to fight Nao, who used to be his junior and friend. Nao faces his fear of fighting Ippo and resolves to let Ippo know how strong he has become firsthand. Who will come out on top?

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Directed by Fumie MuroiWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 11

Ippo vs. Hammer Nao

24m7.5 / 10

The match begins. Ippo goes on an all-out offensive, hoping to end this match as soon as possible, but Nao refuses to stay down until he has shown Ippo his new power! Nao makes use of relentless and forceful body blows, pushing Ippo into a corner.

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Directed by Fujiaki AsariWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 12

Requirements for a Pro

24m8.7 / 10

Ippo lowers his guard and it becomes a blow-for-blow confrontation, with Ippo winning out and knocking Nao down. Nao reflects on his past with Ippo as he gets up once more, only to be ultimately knocked out. Ippo remarks that Nao hasn't felt the pain of losing yet, and now that he has, he will become much stronger.

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Directed by Kim Min-sunWritten by Kazuyuki Fudeyasu

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Episode 15

Itagaki's Debut Fight!

24m8.5 / 10

Takamura and Ippo's next matches are finalized. Itagaki has a jarring introduction to the world of pro boxing when he fights a boxer desperate enough to cheat, and Kimura's Dragon Fish Blow can't seem to get the job done. To top it all off, Takamura has botched his weight management due to Aoki's revenge and is in no shape to fight! Can Takamura defeat the Filipino Middleweight Champion?

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Directed by Takatoshi Suzuki

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Episode 16

The Two Hawks

24m7.5 / 10

Takamura's light punches and decreased stamina have put him at a great disadvantage, but when he sees a familiar and taunting face, his anger allows him to fight back. Bryan Hawk finally makes his appearance - but his behavior is far from that of a true champion...

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Directed by Kim Min-sunWritten by 门胁康裕

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Episode 17

Wild Kid

24m7.5 / 10

Takamura attacks Hawk in a fit of anger, but Hawk effortlessly blocks his attack, stunning everyone. The Kamogawa gang reviews Hawk's previous matches and learn how terrifyingly strong he is. When Ippo and friends visit Takamura's home out of curiousity, Takamura's checkered past with his family is revealed.

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Directed by Mana UchiyamaWritten by 久野惠里

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Episode 18

Extreme Weight Control

24m8.0 / 10

Takamura resolves to reach the top of the world for the sake of his friends and for the coach. In order to do so, he must lose 20 kilos (44 lbs) before the match. Takamura starves and dehydrates himself to accomplish his goal, but will he make it through this bout of extreme weight control?

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Directed by Fujiaki AsariWritten by Fumie Muroi

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Episode 19

Critical Situation

24m8.5 / 10

The coach and Nagi see Hawk's devastating boxing firsthand. Takamura barely makes weight and is taunted by Hawk for his skinny appearance. Later, when a press conference turns into utter chaos, all of Japan roots for Takamura to beat Hawk. Ippo makes a risky promise to Takamura, but will he be able to fulfill it?

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Directed by Yoshifumi SuedaWritten by 土谷三奈

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Episode 20

Junior Middleweight World Title Match

24m8.5 / 10

Ippo manages to win his title defense with a 1-round KO as per his promise and rushes back to see Takamura. There, he sees all of the Japanese champions and former champions, including Eiji and Sendo,encouraging Takamura to do his best. After a flashy entrance ceremony, the long-awaited world title match finally begins!

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Written by Sei Moriwaki

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Episode 21

Battle of Hawk

24m8.0 / 10

Takamura takes the pace at the beginning of the match, but Hawk unveils his unique style that allows him to dodge and attack simultaneously! After being caught off-guard and taking a beating in the first round, Takamura uses his speedy footwork to circle around Hawk, but Hawk outspeeds him and knocks him down. Can Takamura learn to counter Hawk's wild fighting style in time?

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Directed by Takahiro IkezoeWritten by 吉原崇郎

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Episode 22

Brawl

24m9.0 / 10

Takamura is outsped once more and knocked unconscious, but manages to recover just in time. Relying on what he has learned from the coach, he knocks down Hawk and discovers his weakness! An all-out brawl ensues and Takamura comes out on top! Takamura begins the next round with a KO proclamation - but can he really end the fight in this round?

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Directed by Kim Min-sunWritten by 大内真一

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Episode 23

Supporting Hand

24m8.5 / 10

Despite using all of his remaining energy, Takamura cannot break through Hawk's defense and is left with no way to fight back. Hawk's wild bloodlust comes out, and he aims to kill Takamura in the ring! With nothing supporting him but the love of his friends and the coach's help, can Takamura mount a comeback?

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Directed by Yukina HiiroWritten by Fuuta Takei

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Episode 24

The King

24m9.0 / 10

Takamura is knocked unconscious while standing yet again, and remembers all of the pain, suffering, and disrespect he faced for the sake of this match. Realizing that his pain is because of Bryan Hawk, he begins fighting back, this time driven purely by instinct and anger. Takamura turns the table, but the champion on the ropes has one last trick up his sleeve...

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Directed by Fumie MuroiWritten by Atsushi Nakagawa

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Episode 25

Please Accept This Bronze Statue

24m8.0 / 10

After a gruesome fight, Takamura becomes the WBC Jr. Middleweight World Champion, and orders a giant bronze statue of himself to celebrate. Itagaki wins his first official match, and Ippo meets Itagaki's family - and learns how terrifying a simple pun can be!

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Directed by Eiichi KuboyamaWritten by Kenichi Kawamura

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Episode 26

New Challenger

24m10.0 / 10finale

When Miyata confronts Ippo about their promise, it is revealed that Miyata has risen far above Ippo's level due to his over-reliance on the Dempsey Roll. When Ippo's next challenger, Shimabukuro Iwao, declares that he will destroy the Dempsey Roll, Ippo decides to train his Dempsey Roll so that it has no weaknesses. The coach decides to help Ippo, even if it means fighting against modern boxing itself!

Episode credits

Directed by Kotono WatanabeWritten by Jun Shishido

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Episode information updated Jul 23, 2026

More about Fighting Spirit

Cast

Tomokazu SekiIchiro Miyata (voice)
Kohei KiyasuIppo Makunouchi (voice)
Rikiya KoyamaMamoru Takamura (voice)
Wataru TakagiMasaru Aoki (voice)
Jurota KosugiRalph Anderson (voice)
Keiji FujiwaraTatsuya Kimura (voice)
Hidenobu KiuchiDavid Eagle (voice)
Kenji UtsumiGenji Kamogawa (voice)

Production details

Status
Ended
Series type
Scripted
Episodes
126
Original language
Japanese
Original title
はじめの一歩

Networks & production

  • Nippon TVJapan
  • MadhouseJapan
  • MAPPAJapan
  • Nippon Television Network CorporationJapan
  • D.N. Dream PartnersJapan
  • VAPJapan

Themes

animebased on comicbased on mangaboldboxingchampionshipcombat sportscomradeship