“After winning Champion Carnival, Ryuuji faces Black Shaft's elite challenge before World Tournament, proving Japan's boxing supremacy.”
Ring ni Kakero 1 Episode: The Pacific War
リングにかけろ1 日米決戦編
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After winning Champion Carnival, Ryuuji faces Black Shaft's elite challenge before World Tournament, proving Japan's boxing supremacy.
Immediately after Ryuuji Takane won the Champion Carnival, the U.S. Junior Champion Black Shaft appeared, and challenged the best Japan has to offer, just before the World Tournament is about to happen. Now Ryuuji, Takeshi Kawai, Kazuki Shinatora, Ishimatsu Katori, and Superstar Jun Kenzaki have to prove to not only Black Shaft, but the world, that they are truly world-class boxers before the World Tournament starts. But Shaft is not recruiting boxers for his challenge, but instead gets a life-timer criminal from Death Row, the leader of the Great Angels, one of the toughest gangs in America, a mysterious woman, and the "Dark Emperor of the South". Also, Shaft negotiates with Don Juliano, the Italian Junior Champion, just in case... (Source: ANN)
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- Format 12 × 23′ eps × min
- Total runtime 4h 36m all episodes
- Aired Apr 2006 – Jun 2006 Spring 2006
- Source Tv media type
- Rated PG 13 - Teens 13 or older
- Ref. BS-1611 catalog
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