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* [[Long Runner]] - The magna's been going for over twenty years now.
* [[Love Triangle]] - Kumi, Nanako and Ippo. Though the list gradually [[Love Dodecahedron|lengthens]].
* [[Madness Mantra]] - [https://web.archive.org/web/20120226151031/http://www.mangafox.com/manga/hajime_no_ippo/v93/c910/4.html That] is NOT what you want to see looking at you between your arms, especially when he's usually the prettyboy.
* [[Male Frontal Nudity]]: If uncensored manmeat offends your squeamish little heart, don't bother reading the manga.
* [[Married to the Job]] - In chapter 573, after Ippo has spent his fight money to buy ''wooden logs'', Manabu comments that Ippo has a "boxing glove in his head instead of brains". Poor Kumi will not disagree with that one...
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* [[Nature Hero]] - Woli's man reason for boxing is to get rich and famous, and use his fame and wealth to protect the environment.
* [[No Export for You]] - The first animé series was released in the United States as ''Fighting Spirit'', but the manga has yet to be released here. The second animé and Mashiba vs. Kimura OVA were also not released here due to a combination of ''Fighting Spirit'' not selling well and Geneon closing its US doors.
* [[Noodle People]] - The [[Art Evolution]] has somehow led to a variation of this for some characters who seem to have unplausibly thin legs and arms during the fights (but still have a muscular torso). [https://web.archive.org/web/20090619092756/http://www.mangafox.com/manga/hajime_no_ippo/v89/c855/18.html
* [[No Sense of Direction]] - Volg, when he meets Ippo. [[Justified Trope]] since he's Russian and had a ''very'' rusty Japanese back then, so he couldn't read the kanji on the subway signs adequately.
* [[Not So Different]] - Takamura and Bryan Hawk's fight basically has this as it's conclusion. They're both [[Jerkass]]es; [[Blood Knight|Takamura]] just has a bit more of a veneer of humanity than [[Psycho for Hire|Hawk]]. {{spoiler|Takamura's the one who leaves his opponent [[Villainous Breakdown|broken with fear however]]}}.
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