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Poison from his previous battles is destroying Baki's body, and the strength he has always relied on cannot save him. Retsu takes him to China, where the Great Raitai Tournament is about to be held, a once-in-a-century contest for elite Chinese martial artists that has opened its doors to foreign fighters. For Baki, entering is more than another challenge: it may be his only chance to overcome the poison and reclaim his body. His father Yujiro joins the tournament as well, turning the event into another test of the dangerous distance between them. Beyond the Raitai, gifted fighter Mohammad Alai Jr. arrives determined to prove his own style against the strongest names around.

After defeating Shiratorizawa, Karasuno finally earns its long-awaited place at nationals. As preparations begin, Kageyama is invited to the All-Japan Youth Training Camp, while Tsukishima receives a place at a special first-year camp in Miyagi. Hinata receives no invitation at all and responds by sneaking into the Miyagi camp as a ball boy.What initially feels humiliating forces him to study volleyball from a perspective he has never learned through jumping and attacking. He watches players, reads movement, and turns every ball he retrieves into a lesson. When the team reunites, Karasuno begins building a more complete version of itself, because nationals will not give them time to compensate for weaknesses they have continued to ignore.

Gifted setter Kimichika Haijima returns to Fukui after a serious incident with his former volleyball team and reunites with his childhood friend Yuni Kuroba. Yuni has the physical ability to become a formidable ace, but pressure during important matches exposes a weakness that eventually drives the two friends apart. When they meet again as members of Seiin High's volleyball club, they have to confront that history and rebuild the trust that once made them such a promising pair. Supported by captain Shinichirou Oda, vice captain Misao Aoki, and the rest of the team, Seiin sets its sights on representing Fukui at the Spring Tournament. Standing in their way are the prefecture's reigning champions, and talent alone will not be enough to reach the top.

A nameless fighter known as Junk Dog survives in illegal Megalo Box matches, a form of boxing where competitors use mechanical Gear to increase strength and speed. He has genuine talent, but his trainer Nanbu forces him to throw fights for gamblers, turning the ring he loves into work where he cannot even choose the result.Everything changes when champion Yuuri enters his underground ring, defeats him effortlessly, and challenges him to reach Megalonia if he wants a real rematch. Junk Dog takes the name Joe and enters the tournament from the bottom of the rankings, with only three months to climb. Every opponent is stronger than the last, but for the first time Joe is fighting for an outcome he chose himself, determined to prove that someone from the underground can stand before the best boxer in the world.

For Kuroko, Kagami, and the players around them, even familiar basketball situations can take a ridiculous turn. Intense rivalries, serious conversations, and supposedly impressive moments are repeatedly derailed by bad timing, strange reactions, and punch lines no one on the court seems prepared for.The Generation of Miracles and Seirin's players show a far less composed side of themselves as basketball pride gives way to rapid-fire jokes and alternate outcomes that turn competitive tension into comedy.

Naru Ayase has always perceived music as vivid colors, and her love of decoration fuels a dream of working in a fashionable shop. That dream suddenly moves within reach when Prism Stone begins recruiting middle-school girls who can perform Prism Shows. During her audition, Naru produces a dazzling phenomenon unlike anything she has experienced before and meets the mysterious Rinne, who asks whether she can see the music of the rainbow.Working alongside Ann Fukuhara and Ito Suzuno, Naru enters a glittering world where skating, dancing, fashion, and music converge. Their unconventional Prism Lives begin challenging the elite performers of Edel Rose, while Rinne's lost memories and the fading power behind Prism Shows reveal that their performances carry consequences far beyond winning competitions.

Hyuma Hoshi grows up under the relentless training of his father Ittetsu, who is determined to forge him into a baseball star worthy of the Yomiuri Giants. Hyuma's harsh path brings him into contact with the wealthy and gifted Mitsuru Hanagata, whose rivalry becomes one of the strongest forces pushing him forward, as well as Chuta Ban, who eventually stands beside him as a teammate.Their ambitions converge at Koshien, where the pressure of the championship turns years of training and rivalry into a punishing final contest. For Hyuma, victory is not simply another game; it is the proving ground for the dream his father built his entire childhood around.

Hani is a fearless middle-school girl who can outrun, outfight, and outplay most of the boys around her, but her confidence hides a painful family secret. After discovering that the man she calls father is not her biological parent, anger and confusion make her even more reckless at school.A teacher nicknamed Rhino notices that Hani's extraordinary athletic instincts are perfectly suited to gymnastics and gives her a direction for all that uncontrolled energy. Training toward serious competition forces Hani to confront discipline, rivalry, and the unanswered questions surrounding her birth as she grows from a troublemaker into a genuine athlete.

A weak youth baseball team suddenly becomes unbeatable after Nezumi Otoko gets hold of a mysterious yōkai bat. The bat can send nearly any pitch flying, but its victories come with a hidden price: every use slowly drains the life of the player swinging it.Kitarou realizes the danger and warns the boys, yet the temptation to keep winning is difficult to abandon. To settle the matter, he challenges them to an eerie night game in a graveyard, where baseball rules collide with the supernatural and the cursed bat's true cost can no longer be ignored.

Five years have passed since Hyuuma Hoshi destroyed his left arm and vanished from professional baseball. In 1975, he quietly reappears, having trained deep in the mountains with the intention of returning as a batter rather than the pitcher he once was.His path changes again when coach Big Bill Thunder recognizes another possibility: Hyuuma can rebuild himself as a right-handed pitcher. With a new arm, a new style, and the weight of his old reputation still following him, Hyuuma fights his way back toward the mound and the sport that once consumed his life.

After graduating from middle school, Tonbo Ooi leaves tiny Tokara Island for Kumamoto to test her golf beyond the course she has known since childhood. She begins training under Hajime Udou and playing beside junior golfers with experience, equipment, and techniques far different from anything she encountered at home.Tonbo’s free-form style and habit of relying on only a few clubs seem strange at first, but she quickly proves that the instincts she developed on the island can compete with formal training. Entering the Kyushu Women’s Championship places her against stronger rivals and more demanding decisions, turning natural talent into the beginning of a serious path toward competitive golf.

Joe Yabuki is a reckless drifter whose raw fighting instinct catches the eye of former boxer Danpei Tange. Training gives Joe a direction, but the ring quickly becomes the stage for his pride, friendships, and rivalry with the gifted Tooru Rikiishi.Their paths toward a decisive confrontation turn boxing into something far more personal than sport, forcing Joe to understand how ambition and loss can shape a fighter long after the bell stops ringing.

Haruka Nanase and Makoto Tachibana enter middle school after years of swimming together, only to discover that growing older has made the sport more complicated. Makoto adapts quickly to new classmates, while Haruka withdraws from the swim club and struggles with feelings left over from his past.An argument eventually draws Haruka and Makoto into a relay team with Asahi Shiina and Ikuya Kirishima. The four boys have talent but very different attitudes toward swimming, and success depends on learning to match more than their strokes. Training together forces Haruka to reconnect with others and shows each boy what kind of swimmer, teammate, and friend he wants to become.

Seidou has reached the decisive stage of the West Tokyo tournament. After overcoming Ichidai Sankou, the team now stands one victory away from Koshien, but the final places them against the opponent that ended their dream the previous year: Inashiro Industrial.For Sawamura, Furuya, Miyuki, and the rest of Seidou, the rematch carries every lesson and frustration they have accumulated since that defeat. Across the field waits ace pitcher Mei Narumiya and a team built to return to the national stage, turning the championship game into the clearest measure yet of how far Seidou has truly come.