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EP 64Sawamura and Furuya cope with defeat while Miyuki becomes captain before seniors retire.
Jan 11, 2015Sawamura and Furuya attempt to recover from their recent loss, whereas Kawakami finds it difficult to move forward. With only a few weeks remaining until the spring tournament, the senior players must retire to concentrate on their academic responsibilities. Miyuki is appointed as the new Captain, supported by Kuramochi and Maezono as the new Vice-captains. Kataoka submits his resignation from his coaching position but requests permission to remain with the team until the seniors graduate. This transition period marks a significant shift in leadership and team dynamics as the group prepares for the upcoming competitive season and the departure of its veteran members.
EP 65Seido practices for spring while Inashiro advances to Koshien finals
Jan 18, 2015Seido starts practice games to finalize their roster before the spring tournament. Meanwhile, Inashiro dominates opponents and reaches the Koshien finals, having only allowed runs to Seido. The upperclassmen attempt to ignore the situation with Inashiro to prevent becoming more depressed.
EP 66An outsider observes Seido practices and approaches Coach Katoka after Inashiro's narrow Koshien loss.
Jan 25, 2015Despite Inashiro losing by a single point in the Koshien Finals, the match failed to match the excitement of the Seido versus Inashiro rivalry. Meanwhile, at Seido, an unknown man watches numerous team practices before eventually approaching Coach Katoka. This presence causes confusion among the players, who begin to question his identity and suspect he might be a spy. The narrative focuses on this mysterious individual's interactions with the coaching staff and the growing uncertainty surrounding his true intentions within the team environment.
EP 67Katoka organizes a practice match to highlight the team's need for growth before the spring tournament.
Feb 1, 2015With only two games left before the spring tournament final drawings, Yakushi requests a practice match from Coach Katoka. Katoka uses this opportunity to demonstrate the significant improvements required for the team to have a realistic chance of winning the upcoming tournament. Consequently, an unexpected double header is scheduled for the final day of practice games to address these deficiencies and prepare the players for the critical upcoming matches.
EP 68Yakushi and Seido face off in a practice game where Furuya dominates and Sawamura seeks pitching duties.
Feb 8, 2015Yakushi and Seido engage in a practice match to determine their respective aces for the upcoming spring season. Furuya successfully strikes out Raichi, keeping the Yakushi team scoreless throughout the game. Meanwhile, Sawamura grows impatient and requests permission from manager Kataoka to take the mound. Kataoka refuses the request, identifying Sawamura as a relief pitcher rather than a starter. He explains that the current game is crucial for deciding who will serve as the primary ace for each team during the spring competitions. This practice session serves as a critical evaluation for the players' roles and responsibilities within their respective squads.
EP 69Furuya moves to left field after five innings while Sawamura struggles with control issues
Feb 15, 2015Following a five-inning start instead of the usual three, Furuya is transferred to left field. Sawamura enters the game as the new pitcher, displaying his standard power but lacking the minimal control he previously possessed. Observing his performance, Katoka and Miyuki determine that Sawamura is suffering from the yips, a condition affecting his ability to execute pitches accurately. This realization highlights the significant challenge he faces in regaining his composure and effectiveness on the mound during this critical moment in the match.
EP 70Sawamura struggles with control and confidence after conceding three runs
Feb 22, 2015Sawamura allows three runs without recording any outs, handing the lead to Yakushi. He begins to doubt his ability to pitch again, questioning the sudden loss of his control and confidence. This internal crisis marks a difficult moment in his development as a pitcher, as he grapples with the consequences of his performance on the mound.
EP 71Katoka redirects Sawamura to running drills while the team prioritizes roster spots over his recovery.
Mar 1, 2015During practice sessions, Katoka decides to keep Sawamura from pitching and instead assigns him to another field to concentrate on running exercises. Sawamura behaves like a zombie and acts as a hindrance to the team. Miyuki, Harucchi, and many of Sawamura's friends from the team maintain faith that he will return. However, rather than figuring out how they can help him, they focus on strengthening their own chances of being on the spring tourney roster. This shift in team dynamics highlights the struggle between individual ambition and collective support as the group prepares for the upcoming tournament season.
EP 72Miyuki seeks Chris's help to cure Sawamura's depression with a new pitch
Mar 8, 2015Miyuki observes Sawamura sinking into deep depression and consults Chris for a solution. Chris agrees to intervene and instructs Sawamura on pitching low and outside. This technique provides Sawamura with a new weapon capable of frustrating batters when executed properly. The lesson aims to break the pitcher's mental slump by adding a strategic element to his arsenal, addressing the emotional turmoil affecting his performance on the mound.
EP 73Yuki shares Kataoka's resignation news, prompting a third-year plan while Maezono mentors the team.
Mar 15, 2015Yuki informs the third-year students about Kataoka's impending resignation, leading them to devise a strategy intended to persuade him to stay. During the team's grueling hell week, Maezono offers guidance to the players who are not taking the training seriously. Miyuki observes Maezono's increased reliability and finds himself impressed by this change. At the same time, Miyuki becomes curious about the reason behind Coach Kataoka's apparent secrecy regarding his future. The episode focuses on the team's reaction to the potential leadership change and the growing dynamics between the players and their coaches as they navigate these challenges.
EP 74Seniors persuade Kataoka to hold a graduation match before the tournament begins.
Mar 22, 2015The senior players convince Coach Kataoka to allow a graduation game prior to the upcoming tournament and its draw. When Kataoka questions their impatience, Yuki explains that this final match is essential to provide the new team with the necessary strength to move forward. Kataoka recognizes that the seniors have one last lesson to impart, and the game commences. Meanwhile, Sawamura contemplates whether he will be permitted to pitch during this significant event.
EP 75The intense game stays close at 3-1 until the bottom of the eighth inning.
Mar 29, 2015With the score tied at 3-1, first and second-year players manage to equalize in the bottom of the eighth inning. Miyuki then brings Sawamura into the game for the ninth inning. Sawamura’s first batter is Chris, who has subbed in. Pitching with all his strength as a gesture of gratitude for Chris’s teachings, Sawamura faces his opponent. The two teams remain tied at 3 runs each at the end of the ninth inning. Kataoka decides to extend the game until all seniors have played, giving Sawamura an opportunity to perfect his new pitch during the seniors' final match.
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- How many episodes does Diamond no Ace have?
- Diamond no Ace has 75 episodes.
- When did Diamond no Ace come out?
- Diamond no Ace came out in 2013.
- Which studio made Diamond no Ace?
- Diamond no Ace was produced by Production I.G.
- Who directed Diamond no Ace?
- Diamond no Ace was directed by Mitsuyuki Masuhara.
- Is Diamond no Ace finished?
- Current status of Diamond no Ace: Finished.