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Synopsis and Where to Watch Hajime No Ippo

The anime Hajime no Ippo tells the story of Ippo Makunoichi who always works hard to help his mother run a boat rental business.
Hajime no Ippo
Hajime no Ippo. Source: RetroCrush/Youtube
Article Summary
  • Hajime no Ippo: Ippo Makunoichi transformed from a victim of bullying into a boxer, trained by Mamoru Takamura in Kamogawa Boxing Gym.
  • Where to watch: Netflix, PrimeVideo, and Crunchyroll provides legal streaming with Indonesian subtitles; subscription fees vary.

Synopsis and Where to Watch Hajime No Ippo

For those of you who like sports anime, Hajime no Ippo might be one of your next viewing options.

Anime with a boxing theme, this is a work by George Morikawa which was first released in Weekly Shonen magazine since October 1989.

As of July 2023, the manga has sold over 100 million copies, making it one of the best-selling series of all time.

The manga was later adapted into a 75-episode anime series. The anime first aired on Nippon TV from October 2000 to March 2002.

Are you interested in watching the anime? Before you do, check out the synopsis in the following article!

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Synopsis of Hajime no Ippo

Hajime no Ippo
Ippo Makunoichi. Source: Intenxsifys/X

This anime follows the story of a teenager named Ippo Makunoichi who always works hard to help his mother run a boat rental business.

His shy nature, shabby appearance, and lingering sea odor made Ippo a target for bullying. He was often beaten and bruised daily.

One day, while being bullied by his friends, Ippo was helped by Mamoru Takamura, a rising boxer.

Takamura then took him to the Kamogawa Boxing Gym to treat Ippo's injuries. There, along with fellow boxers Masaru Aoki and Tatsuya Kimura, Ippo was impressed by his powerful punches.

From then on, Ippo trained diligently under Takamura. With his hard work, he managed to impress many other boxers when he faced the talented fighter, Ichirou Miyata.

With his first steps into the world of boxing, Ippo faced many opponents who were not only challenging but also very strong.

With a strong body and a burning spirit, the once bullied young man is now determined to conquer the world through boxing.

Where to Watch the Anime Hajime no Ippo

Hajime no Ippo
Prime Video Streaming Service. Source: Prime Video Website

After listening to the synopsis of this boxing anime, now we will discuss where to watch it.

Even though it was released a long time ago, you can still stream the anime on several legal platforms. What are they?

Netflix

As one of the popular streaming platforms, Netflix offers a wide selection of viewing options, from films and series to anime.

Subscription prices vary, starting from Rp54,000 for 480p resolution to Rp186,000 for the Premium package with 4K + HDR quality.

Additionally, Netflix provides subtitle options in various languages, including Indonesian, for some of its content.

PrimeVideo

The second alternative for watching boxing-themed anime with Indonesian subtitles and legally is Prime Video.

Just like Netflix, this video streaming platform doesn't just offer anime. There are many local and international series available to watch here.

To subscribe to Prime Video, you'll need to pay around Rp 59,000 per month. For even greater savings, you can also subscribe for a year straight for Rp 499,000.

Crunchyroll

Our final recommended place to watch anime is Crunchyroll. This app is already popular as a place to watch a fairly comprehensive selection of anime with official licenses.

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Not only new anime, this platform also provides a number of popular old anime such as Yu Yu Hakusho.

How much does a Crunchyroll subscription cost? Subscriptions to this app are quite affordable, starting at just Rp 39,000 per month.

Hajime no Ippo Anime Watch Order

The order to watch Hajime no Ippo
Watch Order. Source: X

To date, this anime has released several seasons and a movie for you to watch. For new fans, deciding which order to watch can be a bit confusing.

But don't worry! Here's a complete guide to watching the anime in order.

  • Hajime no Ippo (2000)
  • Boxer no Kobushi (2003)
  • Champion Road (2003)
  • Mashiba vs Kimura (2003)
  • New Challenger (2009)
  • Rising (2013)

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So, that's a complete discussion of the synopsis, where to watch, and the order in which to watch the anime Hajime no Ippo. We hope this article was helpful!

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