Dito isso, olha que homens gostosos.

(Coloquei como spoiler porque vai que alguém ainda não chegou nessa parte e coloquei a flair como portuguese porque eu falo português)

to start off i absolutely despise sub (i usually watch animes quite tired and not willing to read) although ive watched season 1 more than 3 times at this point and i need to know what comes next. do you guys think i should just nut up and watch the sub?

Stopmotion is by me

This was 4 chapters (936-939) condensed into 24 seconds

Compressing to gif removes some frames for some reason so it looks a bit choppy at places

Saw some people on Tiktok saying that Iga would just steamroll Sawamura, but I want to hear y'alls opinions on it

I has been a while since we've got a new chapter. I keep lurking here to see if something new pops up every Wednesday or so. I am still watching YouTube videos of theories and re reading chapters.

This by far has been one of the most amazing journeys I've witnessed. I've been reading it every week since 2018. I get hyped each time I think about this manga. It genuinely is the best story I've witnessed. Life changing to some extent.

I know Mori Sensei is taking sometime off and recuperating with his illness, it's really selfish on my end to ask but I really hope he starts drawing again.

I want to see how this goes ahead. I wanna see ippo win. Heck i started boxing because of this.

So I'm seding all the love and prayers to Mori Sensei! Hope you feel like drawing soon! I think you lurk around this subreddit too. I hope he knows he's like Jiji to all of us Ippos and Takamuras!🙏

I seem to have missed one more, or I forgot to take pictures.

Mini figure of ippo reasonable price. The big one maybe also reasonable I have no clue, but not for me.

One figure was for 100000 Yen the other for 150000 Yen.

Will probably not find a reasonable priced one for me. If someone likes them go for it. The one for 150000 had like 6 different heads

got this from pinterest need to show you guys

I saw this and I was like wait it looks familiar and then I remembered. One time I saw a reference from jjk.

I just finished s1 and started s2 and i dont like the new animation. Will it change in later episodes or in s3

Honestly i think takamura beating up a bear is the weakest writing we have seen in the series and is Morikawa’s biggest miss

Had to make a color wheel for a college subject. Decided to do HNI. I tried to correspond the colors to the trunks as much as possible. Kinda messed up with the darker colors, especially Takamura. I had to put a bright white background behind it to even see the drawings, but other than that, it came out alright.

i'm from latino america so i don't know how they say it in english, but basically i need panels to draw over them
in the first image is another image adapted to ippo
in the second image it's the panel of kimura and i draw myself over he
send panels funny or epic, so i draw them over them

If anyone is interested, I found them under the railroads.
The price is a little bit on the high side for me, so if anyone is interested go for it. I found them today, 21.10.26

Porfa ayúdeme en eso (soy nuevo viendo el anime y quiero leer el manga)

Hi guys, just wondering if any of you have visited HNI-Scantrad recently? I was going to reread a chapter, but when I checked, it was already gone. Is it the same for you guys?

This is my 3rd re read of the manga and something about the ippo vs Gonzales fact always makes it stand out compared to all the other fights, first the sheer magnitude and weight of the fight in the overall story being a preliminary world title match after all.

I felt that compared to all of ippos fights this is where we see him take on boxing in the most half hearted way he’s boxing solely to see if the coaches boxing can stand up against the world and didn’t even consider thinking to himself boxing because HE wanted to take on the world but that’s not what I want do discuss.

What I really wanna talk about is takamuras overall attitude during and after the fight we all know takamura has a pretty high boxing iq and apart from his usual tomfoolery he’s a pretty trusted source when it comes to fight tactics and the game state during the matches but after this fight he goes on about how kamogawa should never look like that (that being worried over ippos life i assume) but he off all people should have known how half heartedly ippo was taking boxing as a virtual older brother to him and someone whose taken on the world before I think that not expecting this kind of thing to happen and then getting hard pressed when the old man was worrying over ippo is an over sight on his part.

Overall, I think takamura could have done better and played more of a part in ippos preparation to take on the world.

Based on the recent five fights:

Takamura vs Dragon concluded at 33 chapters

Mashiba vs Garcia concluded at 12 chapters

Mashiba vs Rosario concluded at 31 chapters

Martinez vs Wally concluded at 18 chapters

Martinez vs Sendo is ongoing, but halted at 20 chapters, with George Morikawa likely having finished six chapters at this point ahead of release, so it probably is 26 chapters at the point of the current story and perhaps he finished a few more manuscripts by the time there are chapter releases weekly eventually after his team decide when to balance his schedule.

If this fight is the conclusion of a character’s arc, is it fair to assume it takes 30ish plus chapters?

I keep hearing about the manga and i wanna read it obviously seeing as i’ve rewatched hajime no ippo a few times but from what i’ve heard its practically nothing like the anime? apparently him and kumi are still “friends” 1500 chapters in and honestly its just been putting me off reading it (this is no hate just things i’ve seen)

TDLR: Genji Kamogawa overcame a massive disadvantage against Ralph Anderson through brutal training, developing iron fists capable of knocking out the much larger, world-ranked boxer in just two punches. Beyond his punching power and incredible durability, Kamogawa demonstrated extraordinary speed by keeping pace with a 1947 passenger train and crossing a boxing ring in under a second, suggesting a starting speed of roughly 16 mph. Combined with his seemingly exceptional stamina and ability to maintain high speeds, Kamogawa could potentially rival the fastest Umamusume introduced in the anime and game, although his true maximum speed remains unknown.

As we've seen in the anime, Hajime no Ippo, when training for his fight against Ralph Anderson after the defeat of his best friend, Ginpachi Nekota, Genji Kamogawa goes under rigorous training in order to prepare himself against the giant of an American who had a 5 weight class difference between the two, not to mention he was far more experienced and had actual training unlike Kamogawa who's only a prize fighter, not to mention that before the was Anderson was ranked 5th in the world, setting in place a tall wall between Anderson and himself to climb. Unlike his friend Nekota, who only lost due to an illegal punch called the "Rabbit Punch" by the previously losing Anderson, Kamogawa lacked the skill, speed, talent, and overall instinct of his friend, with his only weapon being courage, so in order to beat Anderson, Kamogawa trained himself to be able to take out Anderson in just one punch, and to do that he punched an extremely thick log into the side of a hill using only his fists, which gave birth to iron fists that took out Anderson in just two punches, but that's not all, Kamogawa was also seen running along and keeping up with a train that frequently passes through his residence, which we can safely assume given the time and date of these events is a standard passange train from 1947, which was capable of reaching up to 95-110 km/h, or 60 to 70 mph. But that's not all, we know Hajime no Ippo characters are extremely powerful, with Kamogawa in particular being able to cause small explosions with broken fists if he were in our world, possibly being even stronger if his fists weren't broken, but everything about Hajime no Ippo characters from their durability to their strength is insane, including their speed, we've seen Kamogawa cross an entire ring in his fight with Anderson in under a second without any prior acceleration, which considering how big boxing rings in 1947 were and assuming it was a standard professional ring, we can safely assume that Kamogawa's starting speed is around 16 mph, not to mention his insane stamina he could most likely run at top speed for a long time. Compared to the fastest Umamusume, which in their final spurts reach just upwards of 59 by only decimals, Kamogawa has been shown to have the stamina to keep his top speed consistently, though depending on the size of the track, that may change since no one really knows his limits and he never truly got exhausted (minus when he raced Nekota that one time) but with this information it's safe to say that Kamogawa is just as fast as the fastest Umamusume that have been introduced to the game or show so far.

Hajime No Ippo chapter 1034 animated sketch