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Blazing Fists (2026)
Ikuto and Ryoma grow close after meeting in juvenile detention. Motivated by Mikuru Asakura's words, they set their sights on the martial arts event Breaking Down, but looming rivalries threaten to derail their dream.
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Ikuto and Ryoma grow close after meeting in juvenile detention. Motivated by Mikuru Asakura's words, they set their sights on the martial arts event Breaking Down, but looming rivalries threaten to derail their dream.
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Genre:Action, Drama
Written By:Shin Kibayashi
In Theaters:7/4/2026
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Runtime:120 minutes
Studio:GAGA Corporation, YOAKE FILM, Backstage
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