That is true, ippo was seen carrying several boxes full of ice, while also surprising everyone with a punch strong enough to scathe all his knuckles. All that was in episode one "What do ya know? You're stronger than you look!" -big guy
He's strong but that's not the strength he's searching for. Even after becoming a champion and taking on the world, he still couldn't find an answer to his question
As someone who got into martial arts to become stronger, I didn’t truly feel stronger until I fixed a lot of internal issues of self esteem and emotional control. Nowadays I still do martial arts to keep my body strong, but it isn’t the source of my strength as a person
It is different for many people, I’m not going to lie the increase in physicality gave me the biggest boost of self confidence I ever had. Part of it is because everything is tied together, I had a stronger healthier body, and that lead to a clearer mind and in turn it became a resonance loop, the healthier mind pushed for a healthier Body and vice versa.
@@Maniacal_Laughter its a fake feeling, if u have to do a surgery and u lose all that physicality? You lose ur self esteem? U become a weak man? A man becomes strong when even if he skeletal and just 50 kilos, his WILL and Gaze make him look like an immovable mountain.
Working out is great for yourself but your motivations in doing it are what decide whether or not it's actually helping you. Met plenty of jacked dudes who were violently insecure.
I really do not like the idea that AnJ is JUST about the harsh reality of boxing. That is a very basic interpretation of AnJ's story. Throughout the story, we don't just see Joe suffering, we see him push back against it. Whenever Joe finds out he can't get his boxing license because of Danpei's past, the first thing he does is instigate a match with Wolf Kanagushi in hopes this would give him his licence. Whenever Rikishi decides to go through his severe weight cutting journey, it's solely because he wants to fight Joe in hopes of settling the score between them. He wants to beat Joe so that he can put their rivalry behind him, and instead focus on becoming a champion. Later on in the series, Joe goes through his own weight cut. The reason for his is that he wants to fight Jose Mendoza; not for the world champion belt, but just because he sees him as the "next Rikishi". So rather than folding to his weight loss for the sake of his health, he chooses to continue on for both Jose and the memory of Rikishi. Both Rikishi and Joe were so dedicated to their goals, they locked themselves in the same storage room in Shiraki gym in order to deprive themselves of everything and everyone. Whenever Rikishi dies, Joe goes through a long episode of depression where he decides to quit boxing. But after seeing a mentally broken Wolf who had his career cut short by him breaking his jaw, Joe decides to go back into the ring as it's really the only thing he's ever truly loved. Of course whenever Joe starts boxing again, he starts vomiting blood whenever he punches someone in the temple. The same place that Joe hit Rikishi, giving him a lethal brain hemorrhage. But instead of giving up there, instead of realizing that there's no way he can go back to boxing with the trauma of Rikishi still haunting him, he continues boxing so that he can hopefully get over Rikishi's death and fight Carlos. The cross counter, Joe's signature move, is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. It's a move which uses the momentum of someone's punch against them. It's delivering a risky, but massively powerful blow as a last resort. However, in order to land the counter, you have to be willing to get hit. You have to be willing to put your life in danger and endure the pain of your enemies' punch in order to win. Joe knew about the "dark side of boxing". He experienced it first hand countless times. But instead of quitting or giving up, he was willing to endure the pain and push back. Why? Because boxing is what he loved, the one thing he was really dedicated at. Boxing was a reminder to him of the important people he's met like Carlos, Rikishi, Danpei, etc. Jose was born to box, loved to box, and was willing to die in the ring if it meant boxing one last time
It's really clever to link ur source video by a short video, personally i think thats the best value to get from shorts , for that u gained my attention.
Insightful video. I love how you differentiated Ippo's physical strength from his strength of character, which hasn't really fully developed since his days as a friendless bullied high school kid.
I love hajime no ippo and i just finished the anime. I gonna read the manga now and also watch Ashita no Joe. It’s a beautiful anime about the brutal sport of boxing. The sound design in the anime is brilliant.
Ippo wasnt weak before starting boxing. Nobody is weak doing the job ippo does. All that carrying and leg strength was the base of him becoming an amazing boxer
It’s less that he was weak before boxing but timid, even before he started boxing Ippo had insane strength and stamina, he was just far too reserved to ever stop his bullies.
Anyone whos stepped foot in a martial arts gym or fight gym to better their mental health would disagree highly with this. It can be therapy to some. Instilling confidence in us who lack it. While also humbling us to not be so full of ourselves. The lessons are what you make it. Just learn and show up. Biggest two things i am focused on for my journey
Those who still rely on martial arts to better their mental health is a newbie phase. Once they become advanced to it, the real training is in your internal.
@@horrendous9291he's right. We're talking about real life, not some anime or movie. Emotions don't matter here. A boxer can defeat a happy avg person any time. Yeah but he's mentally happy and better. So what? The boxer can litteraly take his life and he's dead, and can't feel any hapiness.
Hajime no ippo is a master piece because its a sports anime that doesnt focus on the sport 24/7 and gives its characters lives that makes them more like real people instead of just a boxer
it reminds me of takamura's speech to ippo after he retired telling him that you can't cross that line ( a line put there by takamura) that talks about competing in a world level if you can't become a monster , we did saw that even after retiring , ippo continued training hard ( even harder ) and become monstruously strong , however , as you said , his personnality didnt evolve as much as his physical strength and power so he couldnt become that monster takamura was talking about
i was chronically depressed and had anxiety attacks on the daily but when i started training for boxing I finally realized that life can get better if I tried to do something about it and now I love boxing more than anything else
Hajime no ippo is my favourite manga, and anime. It's saddening to know the anime didn't continue, i really hope it comes out again soon. One can really appreciate the message behind the story.
People should still have dreams, dreams are the very reason why we do what we do, theyre a representation of who we want to become as a person, the only reason why people feel empty after achieving their dream is because they think they have already accomplished whats most important in their life, but in reality they still have so much to improve on, when one truly realises this, they have reached their goal.
External solutions do solve internal problems...if you have the self awareness to link the two. Let's say you want confidence, you can't have it out of thin air and produce it internally from nothing. You actually have to become good at a lot of external things and then internally see that you're worthy of having confidence. Also imo Ippo's idea of strength is becoming mentally and physically tough. His dad's strength was his ability to sacrifice himself for others on that boat. Making the choice to give up your life and accepting that, is immeasurable. Ippo is risking his life in the ring for glory, his dad risked his life for his friends and family. He is the every day family man who works hard. I think that's the meaning. The every day man who goes to work can be a hero. You don't need to be the best or a champion to be strong.
I agree trying to change internal with external Ippo has not matured at all besides physically and boxing his personal life and growth halted. Why he doesn't have the guts to cross takamura's line
Being weak and lacking confidence are not the same. Him just being himself changed the people around him. When a hot head like Takamura will actually listen to you, and heed your advice, you know you're with the people you need to be.
Morikawa (author of HnI) stated that he isn't even halfway done with the plot like a few years ago. (Hajime no Ippo manga started 34 years ago) So if you don't want to listen to some half-assed "message" that Morikawa didn't even try to give (yet), don't watch the video.
I haven’t watched the Video, but he isn’t entirely wrong with this quick summary the story is about what it means to be strong, and yes it’s not over yet. it just a matter of how each individual reader/viewer takes it, too.
I think by improving physicaly mental is also improved. And if his boxing path made him realise and overcome his issues then he did exactly what he had to. The external action can be part of the internal spiritual development.
You know I think I understand why no one should chase dreams. Because they are not attainable for you. They are a dream that can never be grabbed. As for attaining a future is a different story, seeing what you can live with, knowing you can is what I think is what we all should do.
I disagree, people should still chase their dreams, as dreams are what give people something to live for, something to tell stories for the future generation, even though it looks like you wont attain it, the amount of stuff you HAVE attained is what makes them so important.
I feel like being strong means being able to protect people that you cherish and care for. Like anyone can be strong by how they fight but if you can't protect people you care about then are you truly strong
Its nit my case, i know well my internal problems, ans conflicts,but some of the problems has no solutions, and others i am trying to improve to erase them
Ngl I think Ippo lacking a dream is what made him weak and lose. He beat Sendo mainly because he wanted to beat him to know what it meant to be strong and almost lost to him like he lost to Date. Idk I haven’t watched the video yet but that’s what I think.
Lets clear this up a bit. Ippo didn't start off 'weak.' His mentality was a bit soft because he is kind hearted, but physically he was above average due to being a deckhand for a fishing boat. In no way starting on square-one in that respect.
The solution is to not get baited by shorts telling you how to live your life. Which I fully admit he got me. he could've given a short summary then linked to his bio, but now I will never know.
That's what hawk says. Look, you can fix internal problems with external solutions. I agree. But not permanently. To fix them permanently, you need internal solutions. Tell you what, All good things must come to an end. You will not be the strongest all the time. But you can't just waste away the time you're not the strongest, because you have just one life and limited time to enjoy. Internal solutions can permanently fix your internally problems. You don't have to be the strongest if you have internal solutions for that. What's the solution to your problem? Live life and experience it. Soon you'll be wise enough to know. I can tell it to you right now but that's not gonna be any fun, not like it will even work for you because our minds work different.
Idk, as the uncompromising compromiser myself I believe if you hold on, and hone it, it may take longer,it may be illogical, but while everyone else loses precisely what made them special, and becomes another indifferent Dreg, when you get there, there won’t be anything left to get. But. As I said I’m the uncompromising compromiser, I’m a walking contraditction’😂
I feel like you are giving Morikawa Sensei a bit too much credit. The solution to Ippo's problems is probably going to be "gambate", just try harder xD
We’ll much like farm boys he helped his parents with the fishing business I think he wanted to know strength from character and strength from fighting not so much strength from mass moves mass but Ippo got all three using dedication and determination
@@worthyedge9307 strength isnt only the physical. He thought becoming a boxer liker takamura would fix his problem but in the end he was still left with empty feeling of weakness
Ruining his life? Ippo? That means u dont know the feeling of possessing the strong body and the ablity to punch a strong man to ground. I mean I also dont know that but as a man I can guess.
Full vid out now!!-Chasing Your Dream Ruins your life.
th-cam.com/video/qHQq8GxLKAQ/w-d-xo.html
Link don’t work ma mans
Why is no one using the description 😭
th-cam.com/video/qHQq8GxLKAQ/w-d-xo.html
Click on the play button under the account name . @@Wulk
How does that even make sense 😭
He’s never a weak high schooler, just humble and bullied.
That is true, ippo was seen carrying several boxes full of ice, while also surprising everyone with a punch strong enough to scathe all his knuckles. All that was in episode one
"What do ya know? You're stronger than you look!"
-big guy
He's way too humble. Ain't got enough self-respect bro
@@immiketysonI hate and love that part of him
@@DiskRan0 gives him a unique character sure but he's too naive bro. IRL your life will be wrecked if you were that humble
He's strong but that's not the strength he's searching for. Even after becoming a champion and taking on the world, he still couldn't find an answer to his question
As someone who got into martial arts to become stronger, I didn’t truly feel stronger until I fixed a lot of internal issues of self esteem and emotional control. Nowadays I still do martial arts to keep my body strong, but it isn’t the source of my strength as a person
It is different for many people, I’m not going to lie the increase in physicality gave me the biggest boost of self confidence I ever had. Part of it is because everything is tied together, I had a stronger healthier body, and that lead to a clearer mind and in turn it became a resonance loop, the healthier mind pushed for a healthier Body and vice versa.
@@Maniacal_Laughter its a fake feeling, if u have to do a surgery and u lose all that physicality? You lose ur self esteem? U become a weak man?
A man becomes strong when even if he skeletal and just 50 kilos, his WILL and Gaze make him look like an immovable mountain.
Did martial arts help you gain confidence to work out your problems? It’s obvious doing nothing didn’t help you.
@@zacharyradford5552 I didn’t really understand why I hated myself until doing martial arts. It did help me boost my confidence a lot though
You guys sound so stupid when your strong you'll feel it when your weak you'll know it ippo has been confident so it didn't click
External solutions do fix internal problems. I've been training for the last 10 years. Your mental toughness and spirit are boosted tenfold.
That depends because then you'll be addicted/reliant on the external solutions to always be there
Working out is great for yourself but your motivations in doing it are what decide whether or not it's actually helping you. Met plenty of jacked dudes who were violently insecure.
@@juiceboxbzrk I guess. I'm training for strength. Used to be a powerlifter. But bodybuilder types training for looks only may have that issue.
Ashita no joe just shows how harsh boxing is but hajime no ippo just encourage us or motivate us and shows great things take time to a whole level
I really do not like the idea that AnJ is JUST about the harsh reality of boxing. That is a very basic interpretation of AnJ's story. Throughout the story, we don't just see Joe suffering, we see him push back against it. Whenever Joe finds out he can't get his boxing license because of Danpei's past, the first thing he does is instigate a match with Wolf Kanagushi in hopes this would give him his licence. Whenever Rikishi decides to go through his severe weight cutting journey, it's solely because he wants to fight Joe in hopes of settling the score between them. He wants to beat Joe so that he can put their rivalry behind him, and instead focus on becoming a champion. Later on in the series, Joe goes through his own weight cut. The reason for his is that he wants to fight Jose Mendoza; not for the world champion belt, but just because he sees him as the "next Rikishi". So rather than folding to his weight loss for the sake of his health, he chooses to continue on for both Jose and the memory of Rikishi. Both Rikishi and Joe were so dedicated to their goals, they locked themselves in the same storage room in Shiraki gym in order to deprive themselves of everything and everyone. Whenever Rikishi dies, Joe goes through a long episode of depression where he decides to quit boxing. But after seeing a mentally broken Wolf who had his career cut short by him breaking his jaw, Joe decides to go back into the ring as it's really the only thing he's ever truly loved. Of course whenever Joe starts boxing again, he starts vomiting blood whenever he punches someone in the temple. The same place that Joe hit Rikishi, giving him a lethal brain hemorrhage. But instead of giving up there, instead of realizing that there's no way he can go back to boxing with the trauma of Rikishi still haunting him, he continues boxing so that he can hopefully get over Rikishi's death and fight Carlos. The cross counter, Joe's signature move, is a perfect example of what I'm talking about. It's a move which uses the momentum of someone's punch against them. It's delivering a risky, but massively powerful blow as a last resort. However, in order to land the counter, you have to be willing to get hit. You have to be willing to put your life in danger and endure the pain of your enemies' punch in order to win. Joe knew about the "dark side of boxing". He experienced it first hand countless times. But instead of quitting or giving up, he was willing to endure the pain and push back. Why? Because boxing is what he loved, the one thing he was really dedicated at. Boxing was a reminder to him of the important people he's met like Carlos, Rikishi, Danpei, etc. Jose was born to box, loved to box, and was willing to die in the ring if it meant boxing one last time
Both shows do both of those things
@@crabohato4954bro really wrote a full on essay💀
@@FRjadNonong-xd9kk both Hajime and ashita shows both sides of boxing.
Ashita no Joe isnt about boxing, its about a guy who boxes
It's really clever to link ur source video by a short video, personally i think thats the best value to get from shorts , for that u gained my attention.
He's not the first one to do this yk a lot of youtubers do that 😂
It's awesome that 2 different people can be oppositely affected by the same thing.
I envy you for being impressed. 👌
You're right! That is good way to market / advertise your own channel. Shorts always get sent to every type of audience.
Insightful video. I love how you differentiated Ippo's physical strength from his strength of character, which hasn't really fully developed since his days as a friendless bullied high school kid.
I love hajime no ippo and i just finished the anime. I gonna read the manga now and also watch Ashita no Joe. It’s a beautiful anime about the brutal sport of boxing. The sound design in the anime is brilliant.
Where do you read the manga. Please share.
@@talldude4394 go the high seas and pirate it
Ippo wasnt weak before starting boxing. Nobody is weak doing the job ippo does. All that carrying and leg strength was the base of him becoming an amazing boxer
He wasnt weak, better to be described as defenseless
It’s less that he was weak before boxing but timid, even before he started boxing Ippo had insane strength and stamina, he was just far too reserved to ever stop his bullies.
It's his mind that was weak, not physicality.
Anyone whos stepped foot in a martial arts gym or fight gym to better their mental health would disagree highly with this.
It can be therapy to some. Instilling confidence in us who lack it. While also humbling us to not be so full of ourselves.
The lessons are what you make it. Just learn and show up. Biggest two things i am focused on for my journey
Those who still rely on martial arts to better their mental health is a newbie phase. Once they become advanced to it, the real training is in your internal.
@@horrendous9291 Life isnt a movie. The one with the stronger body and skills wins. Not the one who is happier.
@@sentientbeing8738 wrong
@@horrendous9291he's right. We're talking about real life, not some anime or movie. Emotions don't matter here. A boxer can defeat a happy avg person any time. Yeah but he's mentally happy and better. So what? The boxer can litteraly take his life and he's dead, and can't feel any hapiness.
@@immiketyson wrong
My favorite anime of all times
My fav manga growing up
It’s still going lol
@@JtheBOSSduh. He’s just saying that it’s a manga that he loved and grew up with
Hajime no ippo is a master piece because its a sports anime that doesnt focus on the sport 24/7 and gives its characters lives that makes them more like real people instead of just a boxer
it reminds me of takamura's speech to ippo after he retired telling him that you can't cross that line ( a line put there by takamura) that talks about competing in a world level if you can't become a monster , we did saw that even after retiring , ippo continued training hard ( even harder ) and become monstruously strong , however , as you said , his personnality didnt evolve as much as his physical strength and power so he couldnt become that monster takamura was talking about
i was chronically depressed and had anxiety attacks on the daily but when i started training for boxing I finally realized that life can get better if I tried to do something about it and now I love boxing more than anything else
Hajime no ippo is my favourite manga, and anime.
It's saddening to know the anime didn't continue, i really hope it comes out again soon.
One can really appreciate the message behind the story.
The fact that ippo didn’t even train he went to pro right away😂😂
He did though, he just skipped the amateurs
People should still have dreams, dreams are the very reason why we do what we do, theyre a representation of who we want to become as a person, the only reason why people feel empty after achieving their dream is because they think they have already accomplished whats most important in their life, but in reality they still have so much to improve on, when one truly realises this, they have reached their goal.
The solution is our father God above all praises to him 🙏🏾
Lost to date and I want to cry still
External solutions do solve internal problems...if you have the self awareness to link the two. Let's say you want confidence, you can't have it out of thin air and produce it internally from nothing. You actually have to become good at a lot of external things and then internally see that you're worthy of having confidence. Also imo Ippo's idea of strength is becoming mentally and physically tough. His dad's strength was his ability to sacrifice himself for others on that boat. Making the choice to give up your life and accepting that, is immeasurable. Ippo is risking his life in the ring for glory, his dad risked his life for his friends and family. He is the every day family man who works hard. I think that's the meaning. The every day man who goes to work can be a hero. You don't need to be the best or a champion to be strong.
Here's where SPIRITUALITY comes into play
My internal conflict right now is money. One step at a time.
Outside wounds are easy to fix, but internal wounds are harder to fix.
I agree trying to change internal with external
Ippo has not matured at all besides physically and boxing his personal life and growth halted.
Why he doesn't have the guts to cross takamura's line
The true key to stop feeling weak is self confidence and knowing you aren’t a random guy, being humbled Can wait.
Being weak and lacking confidence are not the same. Him just being himself changed the people around him.
When a hot head like Takamura will actually listen to you, and heed your advice, you know you're with the people you need to be.
External solutions often give confidence to worth out internal problems.
Finally the goat is getting recognized!
Morikawa (author of HnI) stated that he isn't even halfway done with the plot like a few years ago. (Hajime no Ippo manga started 34 years ago) So if you don't want to listen to some half-assed "message" that Morikawa didn't even try to give (yet), don't watch the video.
I haven’t watched the Video, but he isn’t entirely wrong with this quick summary the story is about what it means to be strong, and yes it’s not over yet. it just a matter of how each individual reader/viewer takes it, too.
I think by improving physicaly mental is also improved.
And if his boxing path made him realise and overcome his issues then he did exactly what he had to.
The external action can be part of the internal spiritual development.
You know I think I understand why no one should chase dreams. Because they are not attainable for you. They are a dream that can never be grabbed. As for attaining a future is a different story, seeing what you can live with, knowing you can is what I think is what we all should do.
I disagree, people should still chase their dreams, as dreams are what give people something to live for, something to tell stories for the future generation, even though it looks like you wont attain it, the amount of stuff you HAVE attained is what makes them so important.
Imagining ippo lose his weakness is gonna be crazy in the Manga
I feel like being strong means being able to protect people that you cherish and care for. Like anyone can be strong by how they fight but if you can't protect people you care about then are you truly strong
Bro is returned and op level upgrade ❤❤❤❤❤
“A man’s dream will never die”
Loneliness, thats all there is waiting for you at the pinnacle of strength.
Uhh...no.
Its nit my case, i know well my internal problems, ans conflicts,but some of the problems has no solutions, and others i am trying to improve to erase them
"weak"
And he helps his mom everyday
It isn't magical that he punches so hard on a sandbag the first day. He is just too kind to really beat someone
Deep fr
Ippo was never weak, he carried fishing supplies, and fished for most of his life also his second punch Is now his signature finisher punch
Ngl I think Ippo lacking a dream is what made him weak and lose. He beat Sendo mainly because he wanted to beat him to know what it meant to be strong and almost lost to him like he lost to Date. Idk I haven’t watched the video yet but that’s what I think.
Almost lost to sendo and then beat him twice
Most interesting ippo take
Lets clear this up a bit. Ippo didn't start off 'weak.' His mentality was a bit soft because he is kind hearted, but physically he was above average due to being a deckhand for a fishing boat. In no way starting on square-one in that respect.
IPPO IS A FUCKING KING
It's not about giving up the dressm you wanted he was writing he was writing to push on even when things were hard for you.
I think takamura knew the answer from the beginning
I need to read this but it's really daunting at 1,300 chapters
Go to a psychologist man, it changed my life for the better
Good short, this definitely is going to make me watch the main video 👍
This is okay ippo if you lose in fight the most important is your improvement and your fighting style
The solution is to not get baited by shorts telling you how to live your life. Which I fully admit he got me. he could've given a short summary then linked to his bio, but now I will never know.
Imagine if ippo becomes joe
This anime is good 🔥
i wont feel truly strong till i am the strongest
That's what hawk says.
Look, you can fix internal problems with external solutions. I agree. But not permanently.
To fix them permanently, you need internal solutions.
Tell you what,
All good things must come to an end.
You will not be the strongest all the time. But you can't just waste away the time you're not the strongest, because you have just one life and limited time to enjoy.
Internal solutions can permanently fix your internally problems. You don't have to be the strongest if you have internal solutions for that.
What's the solution to your problem?
Live life and experience it. Soon you'll be wise enough to know. I can tell it to you right now but that's not gonna be any fun, not like it will even work for you because our minds work different.
I think it's hilarious that ippo is longer than one-piece
He may be a strong pro boxer
But a filipino boxer defeated ippo in manga i forgot the chapter
He is not chasing his dream tho... He was chasing miyata's dream
I wouldn't say he was weak before he was helping to carry ice boxes to the fishing boat everyday
Ricardo Martinez has entered the chat*
All glory should go to Jesus
Good 👍🏿
Idk, as the uncompromising compromiser myself I believe if you hold on, and hone it, it may take longer,it may be illogical, but while everyone else loses precisely what made them special, and becomes another indifferent Dreg, when you get there, there won’t be anything left to get.
But. As I said I’m the uncompromising compromiser, I’m a walking contraditction’😂
You should change the link or comment about it being in the description. TH-cam isnt allowing the link. Atleast on phones and tablets.
I feel like you are giving Morikawa Sensei a bit too much credit. The solution to Ippo's problems is probably going to be "gambate", just try harder xD
For some reason I prefer read 1300 chapters than clicking the link in your bio that’s gust me
were can i wach it?
(dont say netflix)
We’ll much like farm boys he helped his parents with the fishing business I think he wanted to know strength from character and strength from fighting not so much strength from mass moves mass but Ippo got all three using dedication and determination
John 3:3 john 14:6
Is the internal fix
man ippo holding the wet hat looks so cute he looks like a baby
"Eppo"💀💀
bruh i really want to say "shut up" to the caption
I'd rather die young doing what I love than die old doing what I hate
Where to read the whole as in whole manga? I mean is it on the internet?
Tachiyomi App
Perseverance and discipline
Best anime ever 🐐
Joe would one shot everyone in hajime no ippo
Whats the background music
How much a dollar cost-Kendrick Lamar
Im still gonna continue to box
Nuh uh ☝🗣❗❗❗
Nah bro boxing fixed the person who i was
He never was weak tho...
Huh
@@Mayorskiyeah he wasn't necessarily weak, he just didn't know how to fight
He was physically strong even at that point
@@worthyedge9307 strength isnt only the physical. He thought becoming a boxer liker takamura would fix his problem but in the end he was still left with empty feeling of weakness
@@547Goku i get that, but in this situation it seems like its referring to physical strength.
Takamura san 😅
Dreams will always remain dreams if you leave them on your pillow
Anyone know the song from the first half of the short?
Why am I hearing Radiohead
Matthew 11:28
My honest reaction is….
I DONT GIVE A SHETE
banzai joe banzai
El entrenador lo dijo desde la primera temporada jajjaja, chale todo por no poner atencion amigo
Ippo was never weak
Watch vagabond or Vinland saga s2
Some fax but Some Cap now you get slap
I definitely won't be clicking that link...
Bro watching doctor k
Those Who Have Problem That U Are not Learning anything in this dojo**
**•** __Ill Make A TH-cam Video__
Ruining his life? Ippo? That means u dont know the feeling of possessing the strong body and the ablity to punch a strong man to ground. I mean I also dont know that but as a man I can guess.
I’m reapeating same message like the other lives who don’t own the AE86 . Idk it’s just whatever it is, so shuffle up and deal me money?
Eepoe
Click link? Oh man, I guess I’ll never know. Anyway, back to doomscrolling.