ALL OUT!!
In rugby, there is no ace striker, there is no number four batter, so who is the star of the team? The story begins at school entrance ceremony of Kanagawa High School where Kenji Gion, a small but gutsy go-getter joins the rugby club. He joins with his classmate, Iwashimizu, who has a complicated past and sub-captain Hachiouji, who always takes good care of his Club members. Lastly, there is Captain Sekizan, who has overwhelming powers but keeps his cards close to his chest. With such differences in both personality and physical performance, the team must learn to work and grow together so they can become the best.
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Plot Summary
ALL OUT!! follows the story of Kenichi Enomoto, a shy and easily intimidated freshman who joins the Hakone Academy Rugby Club. Despite his small stature, Kenichi possesses an incredible passion for rugby, a sport he picked up from his older brother. The series chronicles the team's journey as they overcome their individual weaknesses and learn to work together, facing intense rivalries and personal challenges on and off the field.
Critical Reception
ALL OUT!! was generally well-received by fans of sports anime for its engaging storytelling and focus on character development. While it didn't receive widespread critical acclaim, it was praised for its realistic portrayal of rugby and the emotional arcs of its characters, resonating with audiences who enjoy shonen sports dramas.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its detailed and realistic depiction of rugby matches.
- Appreciated for its focus on teamwork and character growth.
- Found to be an emotionally resonant sports anime with likable protagonists.
Google audience: Google users generally enjoyed ALL OUT!!, frequently highlighting the exciting rugby action and the compelling character development. Many viewers found the anime's portrayal of the team's struggles and triumphs to be inspiring and emotionally engaging.
Fun Fact
The manga series 'ALL OUT!!' by Shiori Oshiba, which the anime is based on, began serialization in Kodansha's 'Monthly Morning Two' magazine in 2012.
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