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10/04/2000 - 03/27/2002 Finished

Hajime no Ippo (はじめの一歩 THE FIGHTING!)

Also known as: Fighting Spirit

In his father's absence, teenager Ippo Makunouchi works hard to help his mother run her fishing boat rental business. Ippo's timid nature, his lack of sleep, and the sea smell make him an easy target for relentless bullies who leave him bruised and beaten on a daily basis. Mamoru Takamura, an up-and-coming boxer, rescues Ippo from a violent after-school incident and takes him back to the Kamogawa Boxing Gym for recovery. Takamura and his fellow boxers, Masaru Aoki and Tatsuya Kimura, are stunned by Ippo's powerful punches—a result of strong muscles developed through years serving his physically taxing family business. Following brief training under Takamura, Ippo impresses the other boxers in a practice match against prodigy Ichirou Miyata. He gains a rival in Miyata and a coach in Genji Kamogawa, the gym owner and a former boxer himself. As Ippo takes the first steps in his official boxing career, he faces off against a series of challenging opponents, each more powerful than the last. Victory, loss, and a cycle of dedicated training await Ippo on his journey to achieve greatness. With his tough body and unstoppable fighting spirit, the kind young man seeks to take on the world. [Written by MAL Rewrite]

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Total episodes

75

Canon episodes

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Filler episodes

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Every season

Seasons and sequels

You may wonder, how many seasons does Hajime no Ippo have? Well, currently Hajime no Ippo has a total of 3 official seasons. Below is a complete list of the anime's seasons, arranged chronologically, including prequels, sequels, and canonical spin-offs.

Discover all seasons and episodes of this anime in broadcast order. Each season develops a key part of the story, introducing new characters, story arcs, and important events. Select any season to view detailed information such as the number of episodes, release dates, and a complete plot description.

What to watch, what to skip

Watch order: filler vs canon

You're in luck! Hajime no Ippo doesn't have a single filler episode: all 75 episodes are canon. It's a faithful adaptation of the original manga, so you can enjoy it from first to last without skipping anything or checking any list of expendable episodes.

The 75 episodes of Hajime no Ippo aired in 2000–2002 and follow the story's chronological order. There are no transition episodes, no needless recaps, no arcs invented by the studio: every chapter advances the main plot and develops the characters just as the source material does.

In short, the watch order for Hajime no Ippo is as simple as it gets: start at episode 1 and keep going to episode 75 without detours. If you came looking for which Hajime no Ippo episodes are filler so you could skip them, the answer is that there aren't any.


Episode by episode

Complete guide by season

75 Episodes

List of Hajime no Ippo episodes with number, title, air date and whether they are canon or filler.
# Episodes Type
1The First Step10/04/2000 Canon
2Fruits of Labor10/11/2000 Canon
3Tears of Joy10/18/2000 Canon
4Shadow Boxing10/25/2000 Canon
5Three Months to Counter11/01/2000 Canon
6The Opening Bell of the Rematch11/08/2000 Canon
7The Destructive Power of one Centimeter11/15/2000 Canon
8Promise to Meet Again11/22/2000 Canon
9C Class License11/29/2000 Canon
10Debut Match!12/06/2000 Canon
11Obsession for Victory12/13/2000 Canon
12Becoming a Bully's Buddy12/20/2000 Canon
13The Eastern Japan Rookie Championship Tournament Begins12/27/2000 Canon
14Powerful Arms! Hook vs. Uppercut!01/10/2001 Canon
15Test of Endurance01/17/2001 Canon
16Anticipating a Fierce Fight01/24/2001 Canon
17Ippo on the Beach01/31/2001 Canon
18Clinch02/07/2001 Canon
19K.O. Dream02/14/2001 Canon
20The Threat of Shotgun02/21/2001 Canon
21The Way to Capture a Prodigy02/28/2001 Canon
22Forward! Forward!!03/07/2001 Canon
23The Other Semi-Final03/14/2001 Canon
24To the Promised Place...03/21/2001 Canon
25Grudges, Sorrows & Dreams03/28/2001 Canon
26The Battle for Distance04/04/2001 Canon
27Death Match04/11/2001 Canon
28Victory or Defeat04/18/2001 Canon
29Rocky of Naniwa04/25/2001 Canon
30To Enemy Ground05/02/2001 Canon
31Traces of Intense Battles05/09/2001 Canon
32Throw Your Right!05/16/2001 Canon
33Smash Force05/23/2001 Canon
34The Rookie King05/30/2001 Canon
35The Continuing Journey06/06/2001 Canon
36The Champ and I06/13/2001 Canon
37A Thing to Strive For06/20/2001 Canon
38Two Rookies of the Year06/27/2001 Canon
39Challenge in a Foreign Land07/04/2001 Canon
40A Counter to Surpass All Counters07/11/2001 Canon
41Barf-michi's Big Fight07/18/2001 Canon
42Sharing a Dream07/25/2001 Canon
43The Speed Star08/01/2001 Canon
44Blind Spot in the Ring08/08/2001 Canon
45The White Fangs of the Wolf08/15/2001 Canon
46Be the Gazelle08/22/2001 Canon
47The Fighting Spirit Within08/29/2001 Canon
48The Red Wolf09/05/2001 Canon
49The Courage to Believe09/19/2001 Canon
50Something to Convey09/26/2001 Canon
51The Group Date10/03/2001 Canon
52The Challenger10/10/2001 Canon
53So That I Can Be Myself10/17/2001 Canon
54Fists of the Champ10/24/2001 Canon
55The Japan Featherweight Title Match10/31/2001 Canon
56The Power that Stands in the Way11/07/2001 Canon
57Conclusion11/14/2001 Canon
58Heartbroken11/21/2001 Canon
59Look of Determination11/28/2001 Canon
60Rival12/05/2001 Canon
61Comeback Anxiety12/12/2001 Canon
62Revival12/19/2001 Canon
63Youth of Fire12/26/2001 Canon
64Hot Rod Era01/09/2002 Canon
65The Summer of the Kamogawa Corps01/16/2002 Canon
66Mr. Takamura's Tears01/23/2002 Canon
67The Kamogawa Gym Swings Into Action01/30/2002 Canon
68The Chief's Peril02/06/2002 Canon
69The Trap of the Southpaw02/13/2002 Canon
70The Young Punk02/20/2002 Canon
71Time for the Showdown02/27/2002 Canon
72Lollapalooza03/06/2002 Canon
73Surpass That Moment03/13/2002 Canon
74Mixup03/20/2002 Canon
75One Step Further03/27/2002 Canon

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How many seasons does Hajime no Ippo have?

Hajime no Ippo has a total of 3 seasons. The series is completed. Each season is divided into multiple episodes with stories that advance the main plot of the anime.

How many episodes does Hajime no Ippo have?

In total, Hajime no Ippo has 75 episodes distributed across its 3 seasons. You can consult the complete episodes table to see the breakdown by season.

What is the best order to watch Hajime no Ippo?

It is recommended to watch Hajime no Ippo in chronological broadcast order. This means starting from season 1 and continuing sequentially to the last season. Check our watch order guide which includes information about filler vs canon episodes for an optimal experience.

Where can I watch Hajime no Ippo online?

Hajime no Ippo is available on the following streaming platforms: Netflix, Animation Digital Network. Check the platforms section at the top of this page to access where you can watch the anime. Please note that availability may vary depending on your geographic region.

Is Hajime no Ippo a complete anime?

Yes, Hajime no Ippo is a completed anime. All seasons have already aired and you can enjoy the series in its entirety without waiting for new episodes.

How much filler does Hajime no Ippo have?

No, Hajime no Ippo does not have filler episodes. All its episodes are canon and faithfully follow the original manga story, so you can watch all episodes without worrying about skipping anything.

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You can check the score, reviews, characters and statistics for Hajime no Ippo directly on MyAnimeList, the world's largest anime database. There you'll find the community rating, global ranking and opinions from other fans.