Ashita no Joe 2 (Movie)


Tomorrow's Joe 2 The Movie

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Alternative Titles

Japanese: あしたのジョー2
English: Tomorrow's Joe 2 The Movie
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Type: Movie
Episodes: 1
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Jul 4, 1981
Producers: None found, add some
Licensors: Discotek Media
Source: Manga
Genres: DramaDrama, SportsSports
Theme: Combat SportsCombat Sports
Demographic: ShounenShounen
Duration: 1 hr. 52 min.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Both are sports anime that focus on boxing. Also, the main characters, Joe and Takamura, are quite similar. They are both brash and strong delinquents, with a natural talent for boxing. Both are discovered by an old boxing coach. Both anime show these main characters go from street urchins to great boxers. 
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Both are sports anime, which focus a lot on character development. Both feature energetic characters, who gain new experiences and meet new people while practicing their sport, leading to a better understanding of themselves, their talents, and their surroundings.  
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Both anime are set in post-WWII Japan and show the hardships of the era. Both anime focus on street urchins, who try to succeed in life through boxing. Both anime have a similar mood and evoke similar feelings. 
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Both are sports anime that focus on boxing. They both show a championship match between two great boxers, who put everything they have in the line to get the belt. Both have a similar mood and atmosphere. 
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Both are sports anime that focus on boxing. Both anime have many great fights, sometimes with unpredictable outcomes, and also a lot of character development. They provide an in-depth look into the world of boxing, and show the struggles that boxers often have to face. 
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Both are about boxing. Hajime no ippo is newer. If you want more boxing try it. 
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