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Ring Ni Kakero(2004)

7.8(4)25m4 seasonsOctober 6, 2004Ended

Synopsis

Kiku and Ryuji take over their late father’s ambition of becoming a boxing champion. As his sister trains him, Ryuji progresses physically and mentally and he finally meets his destined rival, Jun.

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Seasons

Season 1

12 episodes · 2004

Japan vs. USA Chapter

12 episodes · 2006

When Ryuji’s ambition starts to go beyond borders, he aims to be world champion. Will Ryuji’s signature “Boomerang Hook” defeat the American Shaft’s “Black Screw”?

Shadow Chapter

6 episodes · 2010

A shady boxing organization known as the Shadow Clan issues a written challenge to the Japan Jr. Team in order to carry out its agenda. Assassins await Ryuji when he enters the Shadow Clan’s tower in an attempt to rescue Kiku, who has been abducted. Thus begins the final showdown between the Golden Japan Jr. Team and the Shadow Clan.

World Tournament Chapter

6 episodes · 2011

As the curtain rises on the Junior Boxing World Tournament, a grand conflict unfolds between Ryuji’s team and champions from many nations. A life and death struggle begins, with the title of World’s Strongest on the line. Which country’s flag will end up flying higher than the rest?

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Ring Ni Kakero — frequently asked questions

Where can I watch Ring Ni Kakero?+

We don't currently track a streaming service carrying Ring Ni Kakero in your region. Check back — availability changes regularly.

When did Ring Ni Kakero come out?+

Ring Ni Kakero was first aired in 2004.

How many seasons of Ring Ni Kakero are there?+

Ring Ni Kakero has 4 seasons and 36 episodes in total.

Who stars in Ring Ni Kakero?+

Ring Ni Kakero stars Masakazu Morita, Rie Tanaka, Mami Kingetsu, Takeshi Kusao and Hideo Ishikawa.

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