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Moshidora

Name: Moshidora
Director: Takayuki Hamana
Genre: Animation, Drama, Comedy
Released: 2011-04-25
Rating: 7.7

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2011

1 Season

10 Episodes

Ended

TV-PG

About

Minami joins her High School baseball team as a team manager after finding out that her best friend Yuuki is in the hospital and can't be a team manager any more. In order to try to fill in for Yuuki and to help out the team the best she can, she goes out to find a book on how to manage a baseball team. Unfortunately, she accidentally buys Peter Drucker's book called "Management: Tasks, Responsibilities, Practices" which is actually about how to properly manage a business. Because she couldn't return the book, she decides to read it anyway and to try to apply the business management concepts to the baseball team so that way they can go on and win the Nationals.

#baseball#friendship#sports#high school sports#slice of life#high school friends#school life#school club#japanese high school#baseball game#tournois#bukatsu

Cast

Kana Hanazawa

as Yuuki Miyata (voice)

Shintaro Asanuma

as Masayoshi Nikai (voice)

Akio Suyama

as Jirou Kashiwagi (voice)

Sayaka Nakaya

as Ayano Houjou (voice)

Yoshimasa Hosoya

as Jun Hoshide (voice)

Tetsuya Kakihara

as Keiichirou Asano (voice)

Yukiko Monden

as Hanae Chin (voice)

Eriko Hirata

as Yasuyo Miyata (voice)

Megumi Nakajima

as Mari Tamagawa (voice)

Kenjiro Tsuda

as Makoto Kachi (voice)

Yoko Hikasa

as Minami Kawashima (voice)

Hideki Nakanishi

as Yuunosuke Sakurai (voice)

Seasons

Season 1

10 episodes2011

Episodes

Season 1

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Minami Meets

Apr 25, 201125m

When Yuki Miyata is hopsitalized with an illness, her best friend, Minami Kawashima, offers to take her place as manager of Hodokubo High School's baseball team, despite the fact she hates baseball herself. She buys Management: Tasks, Resposibilities, Practices by Peter Drucker which she later discovers is about business management as opposed to managing a baseball team, but Minami nonetheless becomes intrigued by its contents. Deciding that she first needs to 'define what the team is', she talks with Masayoshi Nakai, who hopes to become the team's CEO someday. Later, Yuki recalls a memory on how moved she was when Minami scored a winning bat during elementary school, which inspired her to join the baseball club. Having determined what the goal of the club is, Minami's decides to move onto the next step: Marketing.

Minami Ventures into Marketing

Apr 26, 201125m

Whilst trying to figure out how to apply marketing to her management, Minami becomes curious about the team's pitcher, Keiichirō Asano, who rarely shows up for practice, and co-manager Ayano Hōjō, who is very shy around others. Yuki mentions that Keiichirō is an alumni who rejoined his team, but became distant when he heard his favourite teacher got fired for allegedly beating students. Later, Yuki manages to get Ayano to talk about why she wanted to join the club, talking about how she wanted to change herself and make friends with others. Afterwards, Minami and Yuki hold interviews with the teammates to find out what they want out of the club. When it comes to Keiichirō's turn, he expresses dislike towards the team's coach, Makoto Kachi, who pulled him out of a recent game as he was concerned for his body's limits.

Minami Tries to Specialise in Labour

Apr 27, 201125m

Despite showing some initial improvement, Minami notices the team being less motivated following a week of exams, with many members skipping practise. After school, Minami encounters Yūnosuke Sakurai opting for karaoke instead of practise, saying he's not worthy to be on the team following some of his slip-ups in the previous game. Looking to Management, she looks into 'consumerism', believing the absensees to be a form of boycott against the way they practise. Minami and Yuki ask Ayano for her help, who determines most players who only show up for games because of its competitive nature compared to practise. With this information, she and Makoto set up a new training exercise focused around teams and points which encourages the players to be more responsible and strive to improve themselves.

Minami Tackles Innovation

Apr 28, 201125m

After just losing an exhibition match, Masayoshi, who is a little downhearted about not being in the starting lineup, feels that both he and the team need to change to make it to the nationals. Minami makes some suggestions to Masayoshi after reading about 'Innovation' in her book, before being harshly reminded about the promises she made to the other clubs who approached her. After talking with fellow teammate Jun Hoshide, Masayoshi decides to join the management team. Later, the team works on joint exercises with some of the other clubs Minami helped out with to mutual benefit. Later, as Masayoshi discusses innovation to the other managers, Minami suggests that Makoto aim to revolutionize high school baseball like other coaches before him. As an exhibition is being set up, Makoto reveals his innovative idea; the "no-bunt, no-ball" strategy.

Minami Abandons Traditional High School Baseball

Apr 29, 201125m

As the team work on their strategy, designed to reduce the time the pitcher spends on the field and encourage defense, Minami learns Yuki is due to undergo surgery on the day of the exhibition match. It is revealed that Minami used to love baseball when she was little, but as she grew older, her hopes of becoming a professional baseball player were dashed. The exhibition match goes underway, with the team implimenting their new strategy to only aim for strikes. Whilst the match appears one-sided, the team notices their improvement as the game goes on. After managing to improve on defense, they start to impliment their no bunt strategy on offense which takes the other team by surprise. Despite losing the game, the team feels proud

Minami Meditates on Strategies and the Status Quo

May 2, 201125m

With new members joining the club and more responsibilities piling up, including evaluations on the other players, Minami decides to impliment 'top management', splitting the various tasks amongst herself, Masayoshi, Ayano and Hanae. Minami becomes concerned that the growing number of applicants will result in many players never seeing the field, as well as leaving some of the other clubs empty-handed. She decides to focus on 'optimizing', interviewing each applicant and reducing them from 30 to 12 based on why they want to join the club, whilst reccomending those who didn't make the cut to other clubs, though she forgets about the evaluations in the process. After thinking about her observations and the interviews, Minami and Makoto manage to decide on a starting lineup for the upcoming tournament, appointing Masayoshi as the team captain.

Minami Thinks About Results

May 3, 201125m

The tournament begins, with the team winning their first five games thanks to their 'no bunt no ball' strategy, earning them a place in the quarter-finals. Afterwards, Yuki gives her thanks to Minami for all the courage she had given her the past year, though feels downhearted when Minami appears to put more focus on results than the overall experience. As the team start to struggle in the quarter-finals, Minami has the crowd sing Keiichirō's favourite song to give him encouragement, and the team make a comeback, winning thanks to the pinch runner, Fumiaki Kutsuki.

Minami Thinks About How Management Should Be

May 4, 201125m

Hodokubo faces off against Shuuhoku in the semi-finals, whose pitcher is one of the most fearsome and has a rivalry with Jun. As the score remains tied up until the last inning, Jun manages to hit a home run in the last inning. As they try to defend their point, Yūnosuke makes a few mistakes, leading to the bases getting loaded, but thankfully the support of his team help them knock out the other players and win the match. As the management team discuss taking Yūnosuke off the starting lineup, due to the mistakes he makes under pressure. Minami insists that he kept in for similar reasons to Keiichirō. However, as Minami goes to the hospital, she learns that something terrible has happened to Yuki.

Where does Moshidora rank today?

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Stream Moshidora online free in HD on CineFlixo. A well-rated animation, drama, and comedy series originally produced in Japonés and released in 2011, it's earned a solid 7.7/10 from 3 viewers worldwide.

About Moshidora

Moshidora Cast and Characters

The cast features Kana Hanazawa (as Yuuki Miyata (voice)), Shintaro Asanuma (as Masayoshi Nikai (voice)), Akio Suyama (as Jirou Kashiwagi (voice)), Sayaka Nakaya (as Ayano Houjou (voice)), and Yoshimasa Hosoya (as Jun Hoshide (voice)). Their performances are a major reason Moshidora has built such a passionate audience.

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Why People Are Watching Moshidora

There's a reason Moshidora keeps showing up on "must-watch" lists. What makes it work is emotional weight that hits where it counts and sharp comedic timing that lands consistently. If you enjoy Japonés storytelling that doesn't follow the same tired beats, this is the kind of show you'll end up recommending to friends.

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Where can I watch Moshidora online for free?

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How many episodes does Moshidora have?

Moshidora has 10 episodes across 1 season. All episodes are available to stream right here on CineFlixo.

Is Moshidora good? What's the rating?

Moshidora holds a 7.7/10 rating based on 3 reviews — well above average.

Who is in the cast of Moshidora?

The main cast includes Kana Hanazawa, Shintaro Asanuma, Akio Suyama, and Sayaka Nakaya, plus a strong supporting ensemble.

Is Moshidora available in Japonés?

Yes — Moshidora was originally produced in Japonés and that's the version you'll stream here on CineFlixo. English subtitles are provided when available.

When was Moshidora released?

Moshidora first aired in 2011.

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You can watch Moshidora online for free on CineFlixo. All 10 episodes across 1 season are available to stream in HD without a subscription, signup, or paywall. Just open the show page and press play.

How many seasons and episodes does Moshidora have?

Moshidora currently has 1 season and a total of 10 episodes. The series status is "Ended", so the episode count may grow as new seasons are released. You can browse the full episode list on CineFlixo and continue watching from where you left off.

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In which language is Moshidora originally available?

Moshidora was originally produced in JA. On CineFlixo the show is available in its original JA audio. Check the player options on the watch page for available subtitle tracks.

When was Moshidora first released?

Moshidora first premiered on April 25, 2011 (2011). The series has since concluded its run.