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[Baki the Grappler] The name of the Sea King has become cheap.

The Yellow Emperor encourages young martial artists to train and uphold pride amidst changing times and emerging foreign influences.

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[Baki the Grappler] It’s Baki Hanma, but he’s interfering with Mr. Retsu’s boxing and having meals with his father and son.

Japan Otaku Reviews the absurdity of a grandparent’s ghost, parent-child dynamics, and the Baki series’ unconventional storytelling.

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[Baki the Grappler] I guess they’re a good person, but… here’s a character that makes you feel that way.

Japan Otaku reviews a character lacking morals, highlighting their reliance on money and status over strength.

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[Baki the Grappler] Top rankings of terrible parents.

Japan Otaku Reviews explores complex themes of parenting, affection, and character development in various stories.

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[Baki the Grappler] It’s Monday, so let’s talk about Ryuko Yanagi.

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses various quirky topics, including vacuum inhalation myths, martial arts inspirations, and amusement park experiences.

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[Baki the Grappler] A work that I want to be animated, but I think it would be difficult.

The blog discusses character analysis and scene requests in Japan’s Otaku culture, touching on themes, emotions, and battles.

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[Baki the Grappler] Aren’t you too excited about Yuu-chan in this tournament?

The narrative conveys a sense of rivalry and reliance, reflecting on battles, friendships, and tournament twists in a fighting arc.

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[Baki the Grappler] What do you think was the cause of Jack’s weakening in the end?

Japan Otaku Reviews discusses character strengths in fighting and strategies, emphasizing versatility over specialization.

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[Baki the Grappler] I’m going to die from this.

Discussion revolves around anime, acting, and technical aspects of firing mechanisms, showcasing varied opinions and humor.

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[Baki the Grappler] I can’t really tell if they’re strong or weak.

The discussion celebrates strength in “Baki,” exploring themes of victory, defeat, and character recognition in battles.

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