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When Arihara Tsubasa enters Rigahama Municipal High School and learns that it has no baseball club, she starts up the Girls' Baseball Club on her own. Drawn to the club are girls who have never played baseball before, girls who once played it but quit, and girls who are constantly tackling great challenges. The Rigahama Girls' Baseball Club races through the trials of youth, periodically clashing and quarreling, but supporting each other all the way! And so begins the hottest summer the world has ever known...
Both are baseball anime about a female team who have to work their way up and grow together as baseball players and friends.
Because they are both a good mood, light-hearted, CGDCT-type sports anime, featuring high school girls' baseball.
Both are based off females coming together to form a baseball team (because there are not enough or no team there) at their schools who tries their best.
Ryo has always enjoyed baseball, and has an incredibly fast pitch to prove it. She is better than any man she knows, yet has never really put her skills to the test; after all, baseball is a “man’s game”... until now! Keiko Himura, the chairman of Kisuragi High, has a goal: to create a team that proves women can play just as well as men -- if not better -- and she has chosen Ryo to be the new team's captain! With 8 more teammates to find, can the girls lead the team to the ultimate victory, to win at the famous stadium Koshien?
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Old school, girls' baseball anime. Full of heart, ups and downs, and hard work. You never know how well the girls are going to do. A bit of romance as well, but not a huge part of the show.
Abe wasn’t a fan of Haruna, but there’s a lot to like about the guy. He’s tall, good-looking, has a one-in-a-million arm, and he wants to win no matter what.
Bonda Natsunosuke (26, single), is a left-handed relief pitcher for the professional baseball team, the Jingu Spiders. He became a pro right after high school and now in his 8th year makes 18 million yen a year, and is not what you'd call a "first rate player." "I don't know how many years I've got left to play after 30." "Only a few can become coaches or commentators after they retire." "Pro baseball players need to make their money while before they retire!" Despite the harsh realities, Bonda always repeats the same phrase: "There's money buried in the grounds."
Kurata from Bijyou feels guilty about beating the crap out of other players. Abe’s accidental injury strikes a chord, and he no longer wants to be involved with Roka’s dirty schemes.
After refusing to join a professional baseball team, Gou Toujima becomes a high school baseball coach in a small village. Through baseball, he teaches his students the greatness of cooperation.