Danpei's looking away from Joe completely unaware of his life slipping away, pre-occupied only with whether his boxer is the new world champion. Like the fights back in Juvie where he explains to Nishi that boxing has no room for empathy, only a cold fighting machine "We need a machine that will keep on fighting... until the end." Meanwhile Youko never takes her eyes off him, like the matches in Juvie where Joe tells her "You orchestrated this, you have to keep watching until the end".
Give a break to Danpei. Many times he tried to stop Joe from killing himself because of boxing. By the time Joe was fighting Jose, he had understood that Joe himself would never place his own safety or future above the ring he felt alive in. Danpei by then cared about Joe like a son, but he understood painfully well that boxing was everything to Joe, and as his trainer he could only push him forward.
This brought my old man to tears as he showed this to me. This impacted him so much that he lived his life not that seriously and always smiling and telling me everything will get better. He tells me not to take problems too seriously and ask for help when needed. I'm so glad to have a wonderful father.
Tbh it takes a man to realize that Ashita no Joe is actually the manliest anime out there The way it portrayed rivalry and friendship between men just goes beyond me
I think there are no words to describe this work, it is beautiful wherever you want to see it. The conclusion and conflict, all to get to this moment. Giving the gloves to the love of his life knowing that he has fulfilled his mission, his fire became so powerful that he blinded everyone, and consumed everything without leaving anything, only white ashes remained. I think that Ashita no Joe is the most beautiful tragedy I have seen in my entire life, passion, nobility, glory, honor, love, breaks, affection, and reflections are things that are constantly played within the work. Joe Yabuki, a being who starts out as a horrible person, but deep down he always wanted to be good, his growth throughout the series is a step towards becoming a man. The second ending of this season, which I consider one of the most beautiful in the entire industry (if not the most beautiful), shows Yoko looking at Yabuki, her eyes shine, it is not because of sadness or happiness, she is moved. She sees how Yabuki has transformed into who he is and she can't help but get emotional. The relationship between them always gives you hints about their mutual crush on each other, I think Yabuki also fell in love with her, but he didn't want to accept it. In chapter 44 where Yoko tries to stop him and ends up proposing, Yabuki for a second looks happy and sad at the same time. He knows that he will not be able to enjoy that love because his end was already written, "The strongest man in the world is waiting for me in the ring, so I have to go. Thank you." Yabuki feels loved once again but he knows that he can't do anything about it. He is such a charismatic and protective character of his loved ones and although he was late, a good person. He fights for who he is and to prove to himself what is in the honor and nobility of fighting. In my opinion, he never stopped being one of the most human characters I've seen in an anime, we can understand how he feels at all times and we know why. I can only say thank you Ikki Kajiwara and Tetsuya Chiba for delighting us with such a work. To think that it ended half a century ago makes me only say one thing, Ashita no Joe is a classic that will never die, we love and will always love you Joe, wherever you ended up.
@@FlorisGerber In Japan , Ashita No Joe is very popular. Unfortunately in the U.S. , especially where I live in America, no one talks about it. Not alot of people in America have even watched or heard of Ashita No Joe , except a few hardcore American Anime and Manga fans I met online that know their stuff. And I'm a huge Ashita No Joe fan myself . I wish Ashita No Joe had more fans in America. It deserves more recognition and praise . ❤🥊
@@ZatohRondohoon3227 The aching in my chest that I get from Ashita No Joe , is saying something. I've never really cried to an Anime and Manga . There's only a few Anime or Manga that managed to do that for me. Ashita No Joe being one of the series to make me cry . If you can make someone cry or feel pain from reading or watching you're story ,in this case a Anime or Manga, then you are doing something right. It's not a easy thing to achieve. I'm glad to witness this masterpiece. ❤🥊
@@foregroundeclipse8725 Preach. It sure is a masterpiece. And while it has the story and art of its time, its ending is also one of the, saddest endings that really tells a lot. It is really heartbreaking to see that part every time.
I still haven't been able to watch all 150 episodes or read the 20 volumes, but I really wanted to see this ending. Seeing it for myself, there's no real doubt that Joe dies in the ring. It's incredibly sad, but also beautiful. No wonder people still talk about this story today.
While AnJ is of course a manga showing the dark side of boxing and the harshness of life, I still fully believe it's also an inspirational manga. Despite all the shit Joe goes through, he still finds a way to laugh and smile. He always tries his hardest, remaining optimistic and hopeful. Whenever Joe finds out he can't get his boxing license, his first thought is to punch Wolf. This hypes up the public, which forces the boxing association into giving him one. Whenever Rikishi dies, he eventually returns to boxing after a long break, and gives everything he has into coming back and fighting Carlos. And whenever he starts facing weight issues and the severe effects of his punch drunk syndrome, rather than doing the sane option and fight in a higher weight division or quit, he remains stubborn. He chooses to fight with the terrible cards life dealt him. Although reality may try to stop Joe through every turn, things always end up working out for him
Explain the ending of ashita no joe The essence of that page is not whether he lives or dies. We know that Joe closed his eyes without thinking he would die or wake up. He simply thought, “I burned out,” and was completely satisfied. It's not a sad ending anyway.
@@RandomPerson28337 Not true. Cause even one of the authors said that he didn't kill Joe. He wanted to represent him facing tomorrow. Plus the readers are allowed to determine what happened to him. Basically you believe he passed. Just like I believe he's still alive.
@@ProtomanButCallMeBlues Same. It truly is a beautiful scene. Fun fact, originally the manga would've ended with Yoko taking care of a punch drunk Joe.
The original song "Midnight Blues" fits more cause it's actually a happy ending, joe was done with his life and was ready to leave already. He left satisfied, burned his flame and left his mark on the ring.
@ I completely agree I changed my opinion on the song like a month or so after watching it, I didn’t think about how it’s more of a bittersweet ending rather than just a sad one
Querido Joe Yabuki Eres la llama ardiente que desafío los límites, el espíritu indomable que inspiro a todos los que te rodean. Tu valentía en el ring y tu dedicación inquebrantable son un ejemplo de perseverancia y determinación....
Kanashii omoide wo kata ni kakushite Omae wa arukidasu hitorikiri no jinsei wo Amai nagusame nado ima wa Senaka ni shimiru hazu mo nai Nigai namida ga koboretara Kizukanu furi wo shiteyaru dake sa
To be honest, it is an insult for it to be called an anime, or a manga. Rather, it shall be known as a masterpiece, the best piece of fiction ever written. This art of work leaves an expression of love, hate, melancholy, bewildered, anger, ambition, and reluctance to it's audience. The ending is unarguably the most desirable and fulfilling there is in the art of literature. Despite me knowing how it ended, when I witnessed it, it left natural emotions that left me thoughtfully sitting for days, trying to absorb this artwork of a mastery. I thank God for showing me this piece exists and the mangaka for creating this art.
Why would it be an insult to be called an anime or a manga when it naturally is that? As comics, novels, animation or live action, they are all just a medium to tell a story whether its trash or masterpiece. With that said, yes, truly one of the best in the industry.
@@Lebelet I just made a little research myself and found out that the ending is apparently a somewhat huge topic in japanese manga-culture. People habe been theorizing wether Joe‘s alive out not since the day the final chapter released. The author of the manga later claimed that Joe died by his interpretation. The artist said the same after that, but was more ambiguous about it, saying he purposely drew it so adult can realize he died but children may think he’s just asleep. 🤔 So I think you can safely keep your title 👍🏻
@@tacoknight5027 I also did my research on my side and I find the same thing as you. I didn't know that the creator of ashita no joe really wanted to leave doubts about joe's death. Well, finally I replaced the title with "the end of joe yabuki" I think that it better describes this scene
Hehe, relax guys, turns out he’s still alive, as any doctor can tell you corpses can’t sit in that position without falling to the ground, still, i really liked what was attempted in this scene.
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I hope Ashita no Joe gets a renaissance of it’s own like Jojo did.
MEgallo box is its spiritual sucessor
Pls not like JoJo, never like JoJo
I don't want to see ever in my lifetime weird dank memes about Joe being in love with Rikiishi.
@Free [He] Wdym those gays😤
Milaneso Rabioso
I second this, even though I’m a JoJo fan myself
I’m disgusted with shit like that
We only need for the blurays to be licenced and a remaster for the first season, no need to animate anything...it's a Masterpiece as it is...
Danpei's looking away from Joe completely unaware of his life slipping away, pre-occupied only with whether his boxer is the new world champion. Like the fights back in Juvie where he explains to Nishi that boxing has no room for empathy, only a cold fighting machine "We need a machine that will keep on fighting... until the end."
Meanwhile Youko never takes her eyes off him, like the matches in Juvie where Joe tells her "You orchestrated this, you have to keep watching until the end".
Great analysis
No había notado eso de Danpei....
Give a break to Danpei. Many times he tried to stop Joe from killing himself because of boxing. By the time Joe was fighting Jose, he had understood that Joe himself would never place his own safety or future above the ring he felt alive in. Danpei by then cared about Joe like a son, but he understood painfully well that boxing was everything to Joe, and as his trainer he could only push him forward.
I never noticed that
This is one of the best if not the best endings in manga and anime history.
Amazing work man!
To me, this is the best ending of any stories. I still cry manly tears…
this is easily the best ending of any work ive ever seen
Yo my man wasn't dead after all he was just nappin
Heart breaking too 💔 😭
I love that the intent was to let the reader decide.
Crazy to think that initially it would end with Yoko taking care of a punch drunk Joe.
This brought my old man to tears as he showed this to me. This impacted him so much that he lived his life not that seriously and always smiling and telling me everything will get better. He tells me not to take problems too seriously and ask for help when needed. I'm so glad to have a wonderful father.
I love how you used the whistle at the end. It just felt like Joe's one last final tune before he passes.
Tbh it takes a man to realize that Ashita no Joe is actually the manliest anime out there
The way it portrayed rivalry and friendship between men just goes beyond me
neat Kimura avatar
Hokuto No Ken does a great job at that too imo
@@Kenya_Sokdeez35 yeah, hokuto no ken is goated
Based bro
Anime ? This is manga 😅
I think there are no words to describe this work, it is beautiful wherever you want to see it. The conclusion and conflict, all to get to this moment. Giving the gloves to the love of his life knowing that he has fulfilled his mission, his fire became so powerful that he blinded everyone, and consumed everything without leaving anything, only white ashes remained.
I think that Ashita no Joe is the most beautiful tragedy I have seen in my entire life, passion, nobility, glory, honor, love, breaks, affection, and reflections are things that are constantly played within the work. Joe Yabuki, a being who starts out as a horrible person, but deep down he always wanted to be good, his growth throughout the series is a step towards becoming a man. The second ending of this season, which I consider one of the most beautiful in the entire industry (if not the most beautiful), shows Yoko looking at Yabuki, her eyes shine, it is not because of sadness or happiness, she is moved. She sees how Yabuki has transformed into who he is and she can't help but get emotional. The relationship between them always gives you hints about their mutual crush on each other, I think Yabuki also fell in love with her, but he didn't want to accept it. In chapter 44 where Yoko tries to stop him and ends up proposing, Yabuki for a second looks happy and sad at the same time. He knows that he will not be able to enjoy that love because his end was already written, "The strongest man in the world is waiting for me in the ring, so I have to go. Thank you." Yabuki feels loved once again but he knows that he can't do anything about it. He is such a charismatic and protective character of his loved ones and although he was late, a good person. He fights for who he is and to prove to himself what is in the honor and nobility of fighting. In my opinion, he never stopped being one of the most human characters I've seen in an anime, we can understand how he feels at all times and we know why. I can only say thank you Ikki Kajiwara and Tetsuya Chiba for delighting us with such a work. To think that it ended half a century ago makes me only say one thing, Ashita no Joe is a classic that will never die, we love and will always love you Joe, wherever you ended up.
Before Hajime no Ippo And Other Boxing Anime, There Was This Unsung Legend.
unsung? it is one of the most famous manga out there, and the ending is possibly the most famous of them all.
@@FlorisGerber A sad one, yes.
@@FlorisGerber
In Japan , Ashita No Joe is very popular. Unfortunately in the U.S. , especially where I live in America, no one talks about it. Not alot of people in America have even watched or heard of Ashita No Joe , except a few hardcore American Anime and Manga fans I met online that know their stuff. And I'm a huge Ashita No Joe fan myself . I wish Ashita No Joe had more fans in America. It deserves more recognition and praise .
❤🥊
@@ZatohRondohoon3227
The aching in my chest that I get from Ashita No Joe , is saying something. I've never really cried to an Anime and Manga . There's only a few Anime or Manga that managed to do that for me. Ashita No Joe being one of the series to make me cry . If you can make someone cry or feel pain from reading or watching you're story ,in this case a Anime or Manga, then you are doing something right. It's not a easy thing to achieve. I'm glad to witness this masterpiece.
❤🥊
@@foregroundeclipse8725 Preach. It sure is a masterpiece. And while it has the story and art of its time, its ending is also one of the, saddest endings that really tells a lot. It is really heartbreaking to see that part every time.
I'm happy my favorite manga of all time is getting this kind of treatment I mean this is amazing.
I still haven't been able to watch all 150 episodes or read the 20 volumes, but I really wanted to see this ending. Seeing it for myself, there's no real doubt that Joe dies in the ring. It's incredibly sad, but also beautiful. No wonder people still talk about this story today.
You can watch the first 52 episodes of the 70s anime and go to the 80s one
According to Chiba, he’s not exactly dead. But he’s not exactly alive.
@@knightmare5097as joe said just a pure white ash.
@@Juneau_Probably Chiba meant it as more “You can decide if he’s alive or dead.”
seeing how there's a series that takes place after everything its fair to assume that he's probably alive @@knightmare5097
"Moeta yo,moe tsukita,mashiro ni na"
im gonna cry again god dammit
燃えたよ、燃え尽きた、真っ白にな
While AnJ is of course a manga showing the dark side of boxing and the harshness of life, I still fully believe it's also an inspirational manga. Despite all the shit Joe goes through, he still finds a way to laugh and smile. He always tries his hardest, remaining optimistic and hopeful. Whenever Joe finds out he can't get his boxing license, his first thought is to punch Wolf. This hypes up the public, which forces the boxing association into giving him one. Whenever Rikishi dies, he eventually returns to boxing after a long break, and gives everything he has into coming back and fighting Carlos. And whenever he starts facing weight issues and the severe effects of his punch drunk syndrome, rather than doing the sane option and fight in a higher weight division or quit, he remains stubborn. He chooses to fight with the terrible cards life dealt him. Although reality may try to stop Joe through every turn, things always end up working out for him
I still haven't watched the series but im starting to cry.
I might give it a shot to watch this.
It starts off weird and wonky but you'll get used to it with time. It's just so worth it in the end
your php say so😅
real this shit made me sad and I haven't even seen this anime in my life
The Dezaki version of the anime is great, but comics>anime this
Beautiful rendition, well edited
thank you!
Incredible... Magnificent! I love this, thanks for uploading!
Joe forever
"Burned....its all burnt away......burt to white ashes"-Yabuki joe
One of the greatest things ever to be made una Ashita No Joe's image. Great Job!
As a watcher of boxing. watching this after the story of Gerald McClellan, it makes Carlos' and Joe's story more sad
Heard of jerry quarry
Gerald didn’t get to go out like this unfortunately, he got cheated out of the good fights with Toney and Jones, and so did us fans.
What about guy who changed boxing rounds forever?
that was actually really well edited. Well done mate.
Even though I have never read or seen joe but this gave made me emotional. I know its importance it truly will always be the goat sports manga.
Burned... it's all burned away... burnt to white ashes.
This is so awesome, I love you for posting this
How beautiful.
That smile he gives assured he gave his all.
The mark of a warrior given peace
It truly is a masterpiece, ashita no joe is a piece of art that holds in to my heart
idk how much i thank you
This is beautiful, just splendid.
Honestly this anime is so great kinda sad how they’re probably not making a remake of this masterpiece
Explain the ending of ashita no joe
The essence of that page is not whether he lives or dies.
We know that Joe closed his eyes without thinking he would die or wake up.
He simply thought, “I burned out,” and was completely satisfied.
It's not a sad ending anyway.
The light faded from his eyes it's saying he did die.
@@RandomPerson28337 The problem is that this series consists of 2 authors. One said Joe was dead and the other didn't
@@RandomPerson28337 Not true. Cause even one of the authors said that he didn't kill Joe. He wanted to represent him facing tomorrow. Plus the readers are allowed to determine what happened to him. Basically you believe he passed. Just like I believe he's still alive.
@@firionkaiser8291 I like to believe he lived, having found closure.
@@ProtomanButCallMeBlues Same. It truly is a beautiful scene.
Fun fact, originally the manga would've ended with Yoko taking care of a punch drunk Joe.
We will miss ur in our heart joe 😢
AMAZING JOB MAN! love it.
Just Finished Reading the Last Chapter and I Can't Stop my Taers😭
This is amazing! You did a wonderful job!
これは今までで一番心に刺さる。
THEY SHOULD HAVE USED HIS WHISTLE FOR THE FINAL SONG AS HE DIES HOLY SHIT IT WOULD HAVE BEEN PERFECT 😭😭
The original song "Midnight Blues" fits more cause it's actually a happy ending, joe was done with his life and was ready to leave already. He left satisfied, burned his flame and left his mark on the ring.
@ I completely agree I changed my opinion on the song like a month or so after watching it, I didn’t think about how it’s more of a bittersweet ending rather than just a sad one
俺は漫画を千冊以上持っていた。しかし、金に困って売り払った。でもあしたのジョーだけは売れなかった。ジョーは俺にとって本当のヒーローだったから。
How are you now
Esse vídeo ficou incrível. Li Ashita no Joe há pouco tempo,mas se tornou meu mangá de esportes favorito.
Querido Joe Yabuki
Eres la llama ardiente que desafío los límites, el espíritu indomable que inspiro a todos los que te rodean. Tu valentía en el ring y tu dedicación inquebrantable son un ejemplo de perseverancia y determinación....
Joe will never die, his embers will always burn inside our veins.
YOU'RE THE MOST BASED CHAD EVER
thank's!!!
Joe yabuki life is so sad 😭 yoko confessed her love to him then at the very end gives her gloves then dies I feel bad for her
She took too long to confess. Its sad
The Best Manga ever ❤️🔥
このシーンは忘れない😭
incredible watch man your videos are crazy good
LEGEND 🗿
The masterpiece of masterpieces🥊
燃えた。すべて燃え尽きた。白い灰になった。
He died doing what he loved but at what cost…
Hand down the GOAT sport manga ever, EVER!!
Joe did his best .good animations !
2 hundred thousand views congratulations 🎉🥳
Non mais j'ai du mal a croire que tu fais ça tous seul tellement c'est bien fais
For a man his dream is worth dying for.
He died smiling....
Truly amazing
Damn bro u didnt have to make me cry like that
Thank you for animating the ending of the manga
Ashita no Joe isn't only about boxing, it's a story about a man who boxes
This is so goated
Technically Joe did win, he took that victory to the afterlife.
Best edit ever
Finally finished the anime show 😢 what a crazy ending top animes of all time now
La piel se me puso de gallina, amo como lo hiciste!, gracias de verdad.
Legendary
The best anime/manga of all time 😭
Good edit 😢
I just want to know if he really really died, or he's resting satisfied of his fight, and the "take my gloves" is just that he decided to retire
He's dead, that's what makes this ending so great for me
It is up to you. Bad end!
@@Nguyenvantuansg9999 no he’s clearly dead why would everyone look so shocked if he was just happy
@@shockwavesyndrome6433 best manga but bad end!
@@shockwavesyndrome6433 No that was anime only filler.
The ending is intended to be ambiguous, left up to the reader to decide.
原作マンガにジョー2の音声をあててるセンス最高
0:22 Burt 😔
Only one word !!AWESOME¡¡
Best story ever
salganse del internet. Quiero estar solo.
O momento que a alma do Joe finalmente descansou.
This is perfect.
The GOAT
Amazing!!!!
this hit me hard
لقد أحرقت ناري • إلى أن لم يتبقى شيء • لم يتبقى سوى رماد ابيض نقي …
*إحترقت
Perfect.
The author planned make ending where joe retired and marry yuko as ending
But this one is perfect
the goat
I felt it again
Great animation brother
Kanashii omoide wo kata ni kakushite
Omae wa arukidasu hitorikiri no jinsei wo
Amai nagusame nado ima wa
Senaka ni shimiru hazu mo nai
Nigai namida ga koboretara
Kizukanu furi wo shiteyaru dake sa
Amazing.
Part where real men cry
Great!!!!
To be honest, it is an insult for it to be called an anime, or a manga. Rather, it shall be known as a masterpiece, the best piece of fiction ever written. This art of work leaves an expression of love, hate, melancholy, bewildered, anger, ambition, and reluctance to it's audience. The ending is unarguably the most desirable and fulfilling there is in the art of literature. Despite me knowing how it ended, when I witnessed it, it left natural emotions that left me thoughtfully sitting for days, trying to absorb this artwork of a mastery. I thank God for showing me this piece exists and the mangaka for creating this art.
Why would it be an insult to be called an anime or a manga when it naturally is that? As comics, novels, animation or live action, they are all just a medium to tell a story whether its trash or masterpiece. With that said, yes, truly one of the best in the industry.
かっこいいね🐭
Whats the music at 0:17?
Ashita no Joe soundtrack ballad
Sigma Rikiishi@@luisfernandocenteno5391
Greatest char i ever seen
Damn this guy really died
joe..
it's a crime we didn't get an english dub though
so good 😕💔
Was that really Joes death? 😯 I always thought he just passed out. 😬
That's my interpretation. but it is true that they does not say whether he is dead or not. I will go and find out if I need to change the title!
@@Lebelet
I just made a little research myself and found out that the ending is apparently a somewhat huge topic in japanese manga-culture. People habe been theorizing wether Joe‘s alive out not since the day the final chapter released. The author of the manga later claimed that Joe died by his interpretation. The artist said the same after that, but was more ambiguous about it, saying he purposely drew it so adult can realize he died but children may think he’s just asleep. 🤔
So I think you can safely keep your title 👍🏻
@@tacoknight5027
I also did my research on my side and I find the same thing as you. I didn't know that the creator of ashita no joe really wanted to leave doubts about joe's death. Well, finally I replaced the title with "the end of joe yabuki" I think that it better describes this scene
@@Lebelet beautiful 🤗
Hehe, relax guys, turns out he’s still alive, as any doctor can tell you corpses can’t sit in that position without falling to the ground, still, i really liked what was attempted in this scene.
Es hermoso!!
Triste
et beau
👏
This video is a máster piece thanks ! 😃
Can anybody tell me the name of soundtrack in the end of video when Joe is sitting?
Joe wistle saison 2
@@Lebelet thank you
great ending