Takamura vs Hawk - we see the natural talent and inner monster, the raw unadulturated demon that can destroy beasts Takamura vs Eagle - we see how intense training and superb guidance forges a Demon into a Warrior, capable of hitting his target while blinded. Everyone complains about Takamura being the go-to OP never lose character in the show, but his fights do have a defined background and are more than satisfying to watch
Takamura is the living example of the saying that : "Hard-work beats talent; *IF* the talent is lazy". Which Takamura isn't thus making him a genius in the ring.
At this point it's not really going to matter once he gets back to his natural weight class. Because it's implied that his eye is damaged. His weight management won't be a problem, but his depth perception is gonna be screwed.
Takamura was really proud of his win due to the fact that for him Eagle was just like Ippo. If ippo was a heavyweight he would be just like Eagle. That's what Takamura had in mind and that's the most toughest kind of a boxer. And takamura felt proud in defeating such toughest kind.
Light And Darkness Nice but i think Brian Hawk was more insane , more powerful than Sawamura or even Takamura. I mean it was said that he never practiced and still he was able to kill Takamura. I wonder if Brian had trained just like Eagle then what kind of a Fighter he would be. We have seen Takamura vs A RAW version of Brian Hawk. If and if only Brian could train at least as hard as Takamura then he would have been unstoppable. Also you should note that in the victory of Takamura he had the support of the old man , Ippo and the others while Hawk didn't had anyone to back him up. If someone cheers for you that can give you so much support in desperate time. So i think Brian fought in a very disadvantage match.
Takamura is always either beating the shit out of animals, or beating the shit out of people named after animals. By the end of the series, he'll have conquered six taxonomic classes of animals. Nightmare to PETA, hero to all. Last arc: Takamura woops the shit out of an elephant, and fights a guy named Freddy Falcon.
Nothing announced yet, but this season's only a year old, so I'm sure they'll make one. You should read the manga though, it's actually really enjoyable
Noooo. Far from. It's as old as I am and going strong. Check it out though it's really got an interesting aesthetic that's different from the anime, but still amazing.
Ippo is a hard worker, a striking of gold for the coach/Takamura and clearly talented. Takamura worked hard but was a literal diamond in the rough and the coach polished that diamond to perfection. As the narrator in Hunter x Hunter would say, 'A monster was born'. I hope we get to watch the rest of the manga adapted, which is over a 1200 chapters now.
This is So EPIC, and it's kinda hilarious how the epicness just continued on without Eagle. He's like "nope, I'm outta here," and the dramatic music keeps building on Takamura alone. Normally, the music builds up, reaching it's highest point at that final epic punch that ends the match, but Takamura is so badass that he literally ended the match before the music had a chance to reach that point. XD
The music keeps going because it doesn't follow the match, but instead is accompanying or even better..."showcasing" the beast, the soul of a man that pushes his limits to come out on top. When he was punching the air the crowd had their mouth open because they couldn't believe how he was still able to fight with that strength despite his conditions.
The crowd reactions to Takamura are pretty good. They see him continue to swing like that, and they have a mix of shock and terror. Even his own gym mates are terrified of him in this moment.
I wouldn’t call it fear, I’d call it amazed at this beast. He had both of his eyes punched to hell, effectively turning him almost blind for the fight, yet thanks to his training, he was able to punch his way out of a situation where his opponent had the biggest advantage. Yet when he kept punching, I couldn’t see terror, fear, or frighten faces. But stunned, amazed, and over all jaw jropping faces instead
It felt less to me like being terrified of him and more like they were shocked by how far he had gone while simultaneously being worried for his well-being. Because it's not actually a good thing to see him continue punching like that after the guy has gone down. Outside of an anime, that would be really concerning. Because it implies, not only has his vision been damaged, but he can't actually feel what he's doing with his hands. It implies he's not fully conscious and just acting on instinct. Which is not really something you want to see happening with someone you care about.
In my opinion Takamura's best fight. Obviously Hawk was a much more colorful opponent and a better villain but the fight itself was just a straightforward slugfest, Eagle actually managed to push Takamura so far that he couldn't just brawl his way out, he had to box.
Eagle is one of my favourite fights, but Hawk is the only part when I jumped from my chair and cried at the end. The build up was SO good I nearly had an heart attack. The part where Kamogawa catch Hawk and tell him he would kill him for touching his boxer then getting hit was like the most "OH FUCK" part of the whole series for me (that and Sawamura hitting Kumi). You KNOW shit is going to happen
It doesn't matter if Eagle was a better villain or not anyway. Not all boxers that are enemies are 'villains'. Look at Volg or Woli for another example.
Man. This fight is one of the most incredible Anime fights I have ever seen! Epic. Got me emotional! This fight makes you feel what its like to train intensely for something. He was extremely desperate and extremely focused at the same time. His state of mind and response was superb. What Heart!
I love how for this moment, when Takamura just starts punching and punching like a machine, knowing exactly where Eagle is just off of the man's footwork alone... Everyone in the stadium is outright terrified of him.
Yeah man, Ippo is a better sports series than Bleach and Naruto. It's almost as if Bleach and Naruto are a total different genre. I mean.. the difference is THAT big.
derp derpington I think he is talking about how the plot isn't fucking complete chaos. And how all the dramatics are spot on, and most of the "antagonists" in this series really do get themselves represented fairly, and sometimes you really like them too and sorta root for em.
J Kurayami I get the standpoint but that doesn't explain everything. I mean it's not like Naruto and Bleach have such a chaotic plot. It's linear, but the amount of side characters that receive their own development is so big that they conflict with the actual protagonist at times. I mean of course the 'antagonist' get portrayed well in a boxing anime. it's the person who the antagonist is facing in a 1 vs 1 match. Naruto however (as an example), goes way deeper than that in terms of plot etc. (only saying this because I've read the manga). I mean I love both shows; Hajime no Ippo is my all time favourite sports anime, but to make such a bold statement and compare it to two major shounen series, just seems wrong to me.
derp derpington Ippo is better than both Naruto and Bleach, it´s not such a bold statement, on the contrary it´s quite accurate. He wasn´t talking about popularity but quality. All three are shonen difference is just one of them based on sports, there´s not much of a difference content wise. And btw Ippo´s manga is almost as long as both bleach and naruto combined yet still being more consistent. Ippo got quality and quantity over both those series.
This fight really grew on me. Because after Takamura fighting an unhinged monster, he's up against a fighter with a clear head and a determination that mirror's Ippo's. This fight proved that Takamura never lost his touch, and what happened during his fight with Hawk is not a one-off.
This fight made it even more clear that if you want to beat Takamura you've gotta go in for a deathmatch. This man will keep coming at you until you put him down and you might have to die to get it done. He is never finished. You have to go full bore expecting full power until he stops getting up.
And yet Takamura got flipped over by Dr. Yamaguchi in the manga and Kumi was able to do a flicker jab at Ippo. I seriously hate it when they make female characters stronger than their SUPPOSED to be. It’s SO unrealistic and annoying. 🙄😒🤦🏼♀️
That crossover, beautiful animation. This anime has come a long way for this much greatness. Like Batman from in 1947 to his timeless films from 1980. Its all about the hype and inspiration.
I loved this scene. Takamura is such a monster that even a blind punch is an extinction level event for grey matter. Eagle got hit so hard he travelled back in time and saw 4 generation of his ancestors develop a black eye from that last punch
And yet Takamura got flipped over by Dr. Yamaguchi in the manga and Kumi was able to do a flicker jab at Ippo. I seriously hate it when they make female characters stronger than their SUPPOSED to be. It’s SO unrealistic. 🙄😒🤦🏼♀️
@@PinkyPeach130It's comedy, you dingus. There's a scene in the manga where Takamura gets annoyed at Aoki and pokes his eyes out. Is that supposed to be realistic too?
@@PinkyPeach130in that scene u have watched takamura never falls he stands on his legs without hitting on the ground and he moves forward U are also forgetting takamura is the one who allow her If he thinks she is annoying U know what he can do He isn't a pathetic simp who would bow down to a mere women
This anime is awesome as hell with its jet engine sound effects for punches, F150 cranking sounds for shifting weight and shot gun shell rounds for impacts.
Takamuraaaaaa!😭❤️💪🏻 This was one the BEST anime series I have ever seen. I've been watching anime since the 70's (Submarine Boy, Astro Boy and Speed Racer👍🏽)! Good memories!😄📺🥣👨🏽🦱
Hajime no ippo legitimately portrayed and display to us how scary, fast, powerful, strategic and destructive a heavyweight boxing match. When watching takamura fight hawk and eagle it reminds me of the 90s heavyweight and vice versa!
Or the Bison one too. He was be beat up as hell and lose some blood in his right ear to became really deaf and beat up Ricard Bison by only holding one feet by spinning as hell in the sametime breaking the toe nail. It really REALLY a beast.
Guys im not saying takamura its weak but if hawk gonna train he will probably win And with eagle if eagle punch takamura on his left eye eagle will probably win anyway takamura its a beast
I always loved Takamura vs Hawk because of how savage Takamura has become, and all his efforts and suffering(from weight management) have been paid. Also, it still makes me cry when his friends, even Date, Sendo, and Miyata gave him encouragement before the fight. His win was indeed epic. As for Takamura vs. Eagle, I thought at first it's a little tame compared to Takamura vs. Hawk. Maybe because how likeable Eagle can be, compared to Hawk who is a piece of shit from the start. Throughout the rounds I though it's getting tiresome, but as soon as they both got injuries, that is where the climax of the fight really start. Then towards the end, it has gotten really emotional, especially between Takamura and Kamogawa father-and-son remarks. I dont know which fight is better, but both fights had made me emotional at some point. This is why Takamura's fights are among the most exciting fights of this anime
2019 year here. I've watched the episode like 6 or 5 years ago but still has goosebumps from knockdown combos, blind boxing to audience reactions. I will be immensely satisfied if the coach's compliment to takamura was included. But this still good though.
Takamura reliving the old man’s life in two different scenario. Bryan was the cocky arrogant part of the sergeant and Eagle was the honorable true boxer part of the sergeant.
Yes that is exactly what is needed. I really enjoyed seeing his resolve and spirit go full throttle to get the job done. Takamura really outdid himself but for good reason
Guys im not saying takamura its weak but if hawk gonna train he will probably win And with eagle if eagle punch takamura on his left eye eagle will probably win anyway takamura its a beast
when that music kicks and the jet engines get going its just a feeling you only get from this anime. The fact that Bleach got its ending animated gives me hope that maybe someday this anime will get its ending animated too
This fight reminds me of Diego Corrales vs Jose Castillo bout where Corrales miraculously managed to technically knock out Castillo and forced the referee to stopped the fight though everyone watching thought he would lose after he was knocked downed a few times by Castillo in Round 10. R.I.P champ, Diego Coralles.
TaurusOxford let's not even being to think about the Dempsey roll in the show. the refs are terrible lol. "hmmm he's taken about 10 unanswered punches, he might still be in the fight."
..............Uhm NOPE this wide ass swings can be seen a mile away by any boxer. This fucking ridiculous haymakers is predictable and any pro or amateur can see this a mile away. Thats a big no no in boxing and using this techniques in real life will fuck you up in a matter of seconds.
I havent seen the anime nor the manga, but seen quite a lot of fights from them on youtube, and I must say, this is my favourite, second is when takamura goes full berserk, third is when we see the coach vs anderson match.
When I watched this I always thought the since he can't see he doesn't know if the match is over so when his music starts it doesn't know when to stop because takamura doesn't know if he needs to stop
This was a great fight. Takamura still has enough juice to throw in big shots, but his right eye is swollen and his left eye is cut bleeding. He can only see Eagle's foot. With his training and pure instinct he just went ahead and gave haymakers left right koing Eagle.
![[Hajime no Ippo] Takamura beat a challenger using only his left](/img/n.gif)
Takamura vs Hawk - we see the natural talent and inner monster, the raw unadulturated demon that can destroy beasts
Takamura vs Eagle - we see how intense training and superb guidance forges a Demon into a Warrior, capable of hitting his target while blinded.
Everyone complains about Takamura being the go-to OP never lose character in the show, but his fights do have a defined background and are more than satisfying to watch
Takamura is the living example of the saying that :
"Hard-work beats talent; *IF* the talent is lazy". Which Takamura isn't thus making him a genius in the ring.
but there is always an underlying sense of dread, because we all know or feel that at some point Takamura will come out of a match in terrible shape
That match against Bison took every last ounce of his energy, and he had to sacrifice his big toe too.
If I remember right Takamura is at his best and at his natural weight level when he fought Eagle
At this point it's not really going to matter once he gets back to his natural weight class. Because it's implied that his eye is damaged. His weight management won't be a problem, but his depth perception is gonna be screwed.
I love how Hajime No Ippo uses Jet sound effects for the punches..xD
what i love more, is that they used metallic-soundeffects, when Kamogawa punched Anderson
sonic boom
I love it for the same the reason. it has a powerful sound. especially the breaks in the 2.0 Dempsey roll
Armin Selmanovic Kamogawa hardened his fists until the gloves can't even protect the opponent. Imagine Prime Kamogawa vs Natural Weight Takamura.
@@arminselmanovic381 Well it's a fist of iron afterall
Seeing him keep punching for 10 seconds more.
.... All hail Takamura.
he would had killed eagle for sure lol
He was punching Eagle's ghost.
StitchV2 LMAO!!
hes like no more revival eagle
@@Kingslay3r absolute determination to win, scary shit.
Takamura was really proud of his win due to the fact that for him Eagle was just like Ippo. If ippo was a heavyweight he would be just like Eagle. That's what Takamura had in mind and that's the most toughest kind of a boxer. And takamura felt proud in defeating such toughest kind.
But Eagle's a middleweight
firecrackerjack68 Oh sorry......But at least you got my point right?
Arslan Ali Yup, you're correct about Eagle being the American version of Ippo and Takamura felt that as if he was fighting Ippo :)
Arslan Ali Eagle=Ippo+Vorg, Takamura=Sendo+Miyata, Hawk=Sawamura That's what i think
Light And Darkness Nice but i think Brian Hawk was more insane , more powerful than Sawamura or even Takamura. I mean it was said that he never practiced and still he was able to kill Takamura. I wonder if Brian had trained just like Eagle then what kind of a Fighter he would be. We have seen Takamura vs A RAW version of Brian Hawk. If and if only Brian could train at least as hard as Takamura then he would have been unstoppable. Also you should note that in the victory of Takamura he had the support of the old man , Ippo and the others while Hawk didn't had anyone to back him up. If someone cheers for you that can give you so much support in desperate time. So i think Brian fought in a very disadvantage match.
Takamura is always either beating the shit out of animals, or beating the shit out of people named after animals. By the end of the series, he'll have conquered six taxonomic classes of animals. Nightmare to PETA, hero to all.
Last arc: Takamura woops the shit out of an elephant, and fights a guy named Freddy Falcon.
Nothing announced yet, but this season's only a year old, so I'm sure they'll make one. You should read the manga though, it's actually really enjoyable
rofl xD
wait the last arc???Is the manga over?
Noooo. Far from. It's as old as I am and going strong. Check it out though it's really got an interesting aesthetic that's different from the anime, but still amazing.
Also Takamura's "Taka" means hawk in Japanese
Everytime I see this: manly tears or goosebumps or both. *Salute*
indeed
same
Jeffrey Wang agreed
WHAT EPISODE?
MonkeyDLuffy235498 the fight starts at episode 20
I love how absolutely terrified everyone looks when he lands that counter while blinded. Takamura is a monster.
Ippo is a hard worker, a striking of gold for the coach/Takamura and clearly talented. Takamura worked hard but was a literal diamond in the rough and the coach polished that diamond to perfection. As the narrator in Hunter x Hunter would say, 'A monster was born'. I hope we get to watch the rest of the manga adapted, which is over a 1200 chapters now.
This is So EPIC, and it's kinda hilarious how the epicness just continued on without Eagle. He's like "nope, I'm outta here," and the dramatic music keeps building on Takamura alone. Normally, the music builds up, reaching it's highest point at that final epic punch that ends the match, but Takamura is so badass that he literally ended the match before the music had a chance to reach that point. XD
im laughing so hard reading this hahahaha
He’s too op
The music keeps going because it doesn't follow the match, but instead is accompanying or even better..."showcasing" the beast, the soul of a man that pushes his limits to come out on top.
When he was punching the air the crowd had their mouth open because they couldn't believe how he was still able to fight with that strength despite his conditions.
@@emanuelecamisa7222but without this context it definitely seems like Takamura fucking blitz'd the match 😂
Lol... The anime (especially the ost) did a PHENOMENAL job
The crowd reactions to Takamura are pretty good. They see him continue to swing like that, and they have a mix of shock and terror. Even his own gym mates are terrified of him in this moment.
I wouldn’t call it fear, I’d call it amazed at this beast. He had both of his eyes punched to hell, effectively turning him almost blind for the fight, yet thanks to his training, he was able to punch his way out of a situation where his opponent had the biggest advantage. Yet when he kept punching, I couldn’t see terror, fear, or frighten faces. But stunned, amazed, and over all jaw jropping faces instead
I think that everyone imagined themselves as takamuras oponent and shit their pants realizing what a animal he is
It felt less to me like being terrified of him and more like they were shocked by how far he had gone while simultaneously being worried for his well-being. Because it's not actually a good thing to see him continue punching like that after the guy has gone down. Outside of an anime, that would be really concerning. Because it implies, not only has his vision been damaged, but he can't actually feel what he's doing with his hands. It implies he's not fully conscious and just acting on instinct. Which is not really something you want to see happening with someone you care about.
This is the first time an anime show has given me chills in a long time...man that was amazing
Don't f*ck with bear killer
paata jiqidze bear puncher, the bear killer is nekota lol
Zefanya Lt Yea you're right :D
1:32 Eagle got punched in the face so hard that even the artists couldn't draw his face straight
bruh I just realized the face eagle made lol
melchaios hahaha good observation i was so involved with the epicness that i didn't even notice at first
@@cristiancastillo1026 the quality in rising is less than stellar. Still good though
@Al Din Baluyot yep, but the first season has best quality animation
@@thatlonelygiraffeinc.6989 I think they saved all the animation budget for Kamogawa vs Anderson
In my opinion Takamura's best fight. Obviously Hawk was a much more colorful opponent and a better villain but the fight itself was just a straightforward slugfest, Eagle actually managed to push Takamura so far that he couldn't just brawl his way out, he had to box.
I prefer the fight with Hawk. It had more emotion, epic moments, and insanely good build up. This definitely was a great fight though.
petplatypus Yeah the Hawk vs Takamura arc reminded me so much of Rocky 3 when Clubber Lang wailed on Mickey like Hawk slapped Coach Kamogawa.
i preferred the hawk fight personally because it left you wondering where it would go next it was twist after twist after twist
Eagle is one of my favourite fights, but Hawk is the only part when I jumped from my chair and cried at the end. The build up was SO good I nearly had an heart attack. The part where Kamogawa catch Hawk and tell him he would kill him for touching his boxer then getting hit was like the most "OH FUCK" part of the whole series for me (that and Sawamura hitting Kumi). You KNOW shit is going to happen
It doesn't matter if Eagle was a better villain or not anyway. Not all boxers that are enemies are 'villains'. Look at Volg or Woli for another example.
best kind of tears are the one you get from Hype . takamura + the finisher ost = GoddamnHYPE
jaymart baluyut must have watched this 20 times already and it still gives me chills when the music kicks in
jaymart baluyut Omg so I wasn't the only who was crying by this scene and watched it a over and over o.0
jaymart baluyut yeah but the hawk fight was better
Dat was a different type of fight... And in my opinion it wasn't ^^
Samuel van Etten it had a better build up and better animation IDK what you see in this fight
Man. This fight is one of the most incredible Anime fights I have ever seen! Epic. Got me emotional! This fight makes you feel what its like to train intensely for something. He was extremely desperate and extremely focused at the same time. His state of mind and response was superb. What Heart!
こいつらが引退後、最も強かった選手は誰？と聞かれた場合、口を揃えて「マモル タカムラ｣と答えると思うと、身体の震えが止まらねえwwwすげえかっこいいwwww
One of the most epic moments in Ippo
kenz0r1337 still makes me tear up
an overwhelming power to make you wanna reach his level.
TRUE POWER PURE STRENGTH
I love how for this moment, when Takamura just starts punching and punching like a machine, knowing exactly where Eagle is just off of the man's footwork alone... Everyone in the stadium is outright terrified of him.
That's what misses in the anime
In the manga he doesn't know where he is
He was just punching like a mad man
It was just instincts and hard work
Doesnt matter hos many times i watched hajime no ippo...
Every comeback scenes such as this still gives me the goosebumps
Jesus christ these fucking jet engine fists look like they would make a crater out of Goku holy shit.
Vintervarg
Right?! I wish DBZ would have hits that sounded that good!!!
Vintervarg Jets are nothing to Goku but...Yea...
GokuInfintysaiyan same
@@GokuInfintysaiyan that would honestly be so perfect
Makes my eyes tear up almost, knowing where he has come to what he is and what he gives to this fight.... ♥️
This is why Ippo is better than Bleach or Naruto
Yeah man, Ippo is a better sports series than Bleach and Naruto. It's almost as if Bleach and Naruto are a total different genre. I mean.. the difference is THAT big.
derp derpington
I think he is talking about how the plot isn't fucking complete chaos. And how all the dramatics are spot on, and most of the "antagonists" in this series really do get themselves represented fairly, and sometimes you really like them too and sorta root for em.
J Kurayami I get the standpoint but that doesn't explain everything. I mean it's not like Naruto and Bleach have such a chaotic plot. It's linear, but the amount of side characters that receive their own development is so big that they conflict with the actual protagonist at times. I mean of course the 'antagonist' get portrayed well in a boxing anime. it's the person who the antagonist is facing in a 1 vs 1 match. Naruto however (as an example), goes way deeper than that in terms of plot etc. (only saying this because I've read the manga). I mean I love both shows; Hajime no Ippo is my all time favourite sports anime, but to make such a bold statement and compare it to two major shounen series, just seems wrong to me.
derp derpington Ippo is better than both Naruto and Bleach, it´s not such a bold statement, on the contrary it´s quite accurate. He wasn´t talking about popularity but quality. All three are shonen difference is just one of them based on sports, there´s not much of a difference content wise. And btw Ippo´s manga is almost as long as both bleach and naruto combined yet still being more consistent. Ippo got quality and quantity over both those series.
Dude they have different genres .-.
This fight really grew on me. Because after Takamura fighting an unhinged monster, he's up against a fighter with a clear head and a determination that mirror's Ippo's. This fight proved that Takamura never lost his touch, and what happened during his fight with Hawk is not a one-off.
This fight made it even more clear that if you want to beat Takamura you've gotta go in for a deathmatch. This man will keep coming at you until you put him down and you might have to die to get it done. He is never finished. You have to go full bore expecting full power until he stops getting up.
And yet Takamura got flipped over by Dr. Yamaguchi in the manga and Kumi was able to do a flicker jab at Ippo. I seriously hate it when they make female characters stronger than their SUPPOSED to be. It’s SO unrealistic and annoying. 🙄😒🤦🏼♀️
That crossover, beautiful animation. This anime has come a long way for this much greatness. Like Batman from in 1947 to his timeless films from 1980. Its all about the hype and inspiration.
This scene is epic, powerful and heartbreaking... all at the same time
I loved this scene. Takamura is such a monster that even a blind punch is an extinction level event for grey matter.
Eagle got hit so hard he travelled back in time and saw 4 generation of his ancestors develop a black eye from that last punch
And yet Takamura got flipped over by Dr. Yamaguchi in the manga and Kumi was able to do a flicker jab at Ippo. I seriously hate it when they make female characters stronger than their SUPPOSED to be. It’s SO unrealistic. 🙄😒🤦🏼♀️
@@PinkyPeach130It's comedy, you dingus. There's a scene in the manga where Takamura gets annoyed at Aoki and pokes his eyes out. Is that supposed to be realistic too?
@@minupakumarasinghe3446 anime tropes can still be annoying and you can’t convince me otherwise 🥱
@@PinkyPeach130in that scene u have watched takamura never falls he stands on his legs without hitting on the ground and he moves forward
U are also forgetting takamura is the one who allow her
If he thinks she is annoying
U know what he can do
He isn't a pathetic simp who would bow down to a mere women
@@harinair6378 good to know
This anime is awesome as hell with its jet engine sound effects for punches, F150 cranking sounds for shifting weight and shot gun shell rounds for impacts.
Another reason why people should watch hajime no ippo. The feels!! Thumbs up 👍
“Just aim for the old mans mitts” I love that quote man
最後のパンチの追い込みで鷹村が相手が倒れたの気づかずにずっとパンチしてなんかグッとくる
Takamuraaaaaa!😭❤️💪🏻 This was one the BEST anime series I have ever seen. I've been watching anime since the 70's (Submarine Boy, Astro Boy and Speed Racer👍🏽)! Good memories!😄📺🥣👨🏽🦱
0:44 このかすれる声が感動へと誘うポイント
The smile of approval from Takamura's coach brings tears to my eyes.
Hajime no ippo legitimately portrayed and display to us how scary, fast, powerful, strategic and destructive a heavyweight boxing match. When watching takamura fight hawk and eagle it reminds me of the 90s heavyweight and vice versa!
takamura’s a super middleweight in this fight lmao
0:54, his fist sound like some sort of jet engine. I love that!
FireBomberBassist nuclear punch
Same with Ippo's Dempsy Roll.
It makes it 10x better
i still love the scene takamura vs hawk when takamura almost killed hawk this is my second favorite scene
This is the true beauty of coach and his champion, either they won or defeated. The bonds always have the different kind of stage of belt.
Seriously... why Takamura always have to fight guys with bird names? First Hawk,now Eagle...
Next is Falcon.
+Makishima Shogo oh shit....
+Diego Hermogenes (DiegoGamer360) It's animal names,not only birds.Next is Bison
+gabriel carvalho mori makes fun of their names, takamura fought against a guy, who was called ronald duck
And the australian dude was a blonde guy called "crocodile" wearing a hat with crocodile teeth lol
One of my favorite series. Ost music everything is just masterpiece. Hope we get a new season very soon
Takamura best character.
Pure Talent + Hard Work + Coach Respect (love as a father).
he kicked a world champions ass blind
Dude if u've seen hawk's fight that was even better he was uncounscious and suddenly snapped and fcked hawk up haha hes a beast
Or the Bison one too. He was be beat up as hell and lose some blood in his right ear to became really deaf and beat up Ricard Bison by only holding one feet by spinning as hell in the sametime breaking the toe nail. It really REALLY a beast.
Want to fight this beast ,well...........you better be prepare yourself otherwise you would regret it
Guys im not saying takamura its weak but if hawk gonna train he will probably win
And with eagle if eagle punch takamura on his left eye eagle will probably win anyway takamura its a beast
1:44 Doggo just happy to be there
I always loved Takamura vs Hawk because of how savage Takamura has become, and all his efforts and suffering(from weight management) have been paid. Also, it still makes me cry when his friends, even Date, Sendo, and Miyata gave him encouragement before the fight. His win was indeed epic.
As for Takamura vs. Eagle, I thought at first it's a little tame compared to Takamura vs. Hawk. Maybe because how likeable Eagle can be, compared to Hawk who is a piece of shit from the start. Throughout the rounds I though it's getting tiresome, but as soon as they both got injuries, that is where the climax of the fight really start. Then towards the end, it has gotten really emotional, especially between Takamura and Kamogawa father-and-son remarks.
I dont know which fight is better, but both fights had made me emotional at some point. This is why Takamura's fights are among the most exciting fights of this anime
Eagle: "Thats what makes him truly strong… truly terrifying!" Takamura about to show him something even more terrifying...
イーグルの恐ろしさは一歩のようにガムシャラに、必死に挑んでくること。
それが厄介だった。
でもイーグルは最後の最後に満足してしまい、その必死さが失せてしまった。
その一方で鷹村さんは「やれることをやるだけ、やってきたことをやるだけ」と、ガムシャラに必死に拳を振るった…
この対比がすごく好き
満足してしまったのが敗北の原因の一つになってしまったのは一歩の初防衛戦相手の真田みたい
@@xxxsuisenxxx47 真田戦めっちゃ好き
打て打て打てぇぇぇぇぇぇ〜〜〜〜
ぬぁぁぁぁぬぇぇぇぇぇ…
ヌンヌンイエィイエィビシィビシィ…ぁぁ？
Anybody else get choked up when they see Takamura punching at the air?
You can feel and hear the desperation, the life and death matter for him - he’s completely blind, but still fighting to kill and win
Name of anime
2019 year here. I've watched the episode like 6 or 5 years ago but still has goosebumps from knockdown combos, blind boxing to audience reactions. I will be immensely satisfied if the coach's compliment to takamura was included. But this still good though.
Same here man... same. Another four years later and STILL get Frickin chills
Never has swinging into empty space looked so epic
One of my favorite scenes ever!!!
pure instinct+muscle memory... this scene is gold...
I allways like to imagine this same scene but with a deceased coach! On a Hollywood rocky-type movie that would be really cool scene
The scenes with this background music are always epic!
Watching this high just made me tear up. Takamura's resolve is ridiculous
Whoever decided to use jet engines for the punches is a god. It is next level hype every time.
カウンターの時の機械音みたいなんめっちゃ好き
ジャック。 デンプシーロールもそんな感じの音したよね
ｷｨｨｨｨｨｨﾝみたいな音ええよね
千堂のスマッシュも
飛行機離陸みたいな音ですよね！！大好き激アツ。
The look on everyone's faces as Takamura is just punching the air repeatedly, all of them both terrified and in awe.
I almost cried when I saw this awesome ending fight! This manga is just amazing!
God damn I got some chills after watching this
One of the best anime scenes ever PERIOD
Facts
Guys be honest that is what u call most epic fight in anime history i mean....i cant even describe its so FCKIN AMAZING
Pure hardwork...this video motivate me alot.
It so beautiful, watching him keep punching. Im in tears
He kept going
The background music jeesus christ its so epic!!!
Words cant explain what I feel every time I watch this fight and also the Hawk fight
Great fight, great voice actor.
My favorite scene from my favorite anime
You know what's scarier than Takamura's God given talent?His determination
All I can do is my job. Do exactly what I've always done. Just aim for the old man mitts......and punch! I love that speech.
2020 i'm still here! Where you at hajime no ippo season 4 or 5 where you at!?
I love how the most epic part of this fight was him swinging at nothing. 😂
This anime had such an amazing animation
Here I am, watching this for the 100th time because of how badass this part of the fight is.
That jet whistle chills my spine
lmfao 20 seconds of Takamura epicly swinging his fists at the air
Takamura reliving the old man’s life in two different scenario. Bryan was the cocky arrogant part of the sergeant and Eagle was the honorable true boxer part of the sergeant.
Yes that is exactly what is needed. I really enjoyed seeing his resolve and spirit go full throttle to get the job done. Takamura really outdid himself but for good reason
You know somebody's gonna go down when The Finisher starts playing
1:44 lmao, eagle already went home
Guys im not saying takamura its weak but if hawk gonna train he will probably win
And with eagle if eagle punch takamura on his left eye eagle will probably win anyway takamura its a beast
@@ahmeg. hawk is now gone dude he's traumatized
@@kayledarius4965 oh yeeeaaah hes never gonna fight against anyone
this is so epic that i cried
Ms100 Omg so I wasn't the only one who was crying by this scene o.0
The best scene, downright beastmode.
I hope every future takamura fight will be intense as this one
I love the primal sounds Takamura makes when punching. Reminds me of Guts when hes swinging his sword
The audience couldn’t digest the monstrousity, the fact that he kept swinging without knowing what happened!
when that music kicks and the jet engines get going its just a feeling you only get from this anime. The fact that Bleach got its ending animated gives me hope that maybe someday this anime will get its ending animated too
Я тоже
This fight reminds me of Diego Corrales vs Jose Castillo bout where Corrales miraculously managed to technically knock out Castillo and forced the referee to stopped the fight though everyone watching thought he would lose after he was knocked downed a few times by Castillo in Round 10. R.I.P champ, Diego Coralles.
Respect to Eagle aswell! they fought like crazy!
other people have said it but the punches in hajime no ippo look like they actually hurt lol
Punches in Hajime no Ippo would murder real life boxers in about 5 seconds.
TaurusOxford let's not even being to think about the Dempsey roll in the show. the refs are terrible lol. "hmmm he's taken about 10 unanswered punches, he might still be in the fight."
..............Uhm NOPE this wide ass swings can be seen a mile away by any boxer. This fucking ridiculous haymakers is predictable and any pro or amateur can see this a mile away. Thats a big no no in boxing and using this techniques in real life will fuck you up in a matter of seconds.
Or... hey this dude looks prone in the canvass give him the 8 count. Or this dude doesn't even know where he is going...he is definitely fine.
Reeva Villanueva It's an exaggeration.
This is just .... man this fight was too fking epic.
I havent seen the anime nor the manga, but seen quite a lot of fights from them on youtube, and I must say, this is my favourite, second is when takamura goes full berserk, third is when we see the coach vs anderson match.
When I watched this I always thought the since he can't see he doesn't know if the match is over so when his music starts it doesn't know when to stop because takamura doesn't know if he needs to stop
its really cool that Jet engines make the same sound as hajime no ippo punches
Dem echo of the punches though...so cool!
So awesome!
This was a great fight. Takamura still has enough juice to throw in big shots, but his right eye is swollen and his left eye is cut bleeding. He can only see Eagle's foot. With his training and pure instinct he just went ahead and gave haymakers left right koing Eagle.
david haye??
Esta escena me pone la piel de gallina
Everytime i watch this it gives me goosebumps
The most impactful hits in any anime