Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai
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EP 1Un genio entra a la oscuridad para sobrevivir a la deuda en un salón de mahjong
5 oct 2005In the Midori mahjong parlor, Nangou is trying to pay off his debts by playing mahjong but unfortunately, he's losing badly. Just as the situation turns sour, a stranger wanders in on their game. After sharing a few wise words, Nangou is able to survive. This marks the beginning of a legend that will shake the underworld. (Source: Crunchyroll)
EP 2El talento oculto de Akagi en el mahjong atrae al líder de la yakuza Yagi Keiji
12 oct 2005Akagi shows an amazing ability for someone who has never played mahjong before, predicting the opponents' tiles by looking at their discards in order to not discard tiles useful for anyone's hand. Seeing the possibility that they may lose to Akagi, Ryuuzaki, the yakuza leader, calls the clan's best player, Yagi Keiji. After observing Akagi playing, Yagi makes his own bet of 100,000 yen for round, offering a finger for 100,000 yen as he knows Akagi does not have that amount of money. Akagi does not recede, accepting the bet so long Yagi also parlays the same for his fingers. The game restarts but now instead of game of skills, it is a psychological game, wherein Akagi still appears to be winning. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 3Akagi obliga a Yagi a hacer un movimiento perdedor para saldar las deudas de Nangou mediante una partida de mahjong de altas apuestas.
19 oct 2005Akagi and Yagi tie in the first round, and after Akagi wins the second, Yagi cheats to win the third. In the next round Akagi pays back, inducting Yagi to make a losing move by showing one of his tiles on purpose. With this victory, he pays all debts of Nangou, who does not think about anything else but going away. Akagi, however, proposes to continue the game, betting Nangou's three million debt, knowing that the yakuza would not refuse to maintain their reputation. As Akagi easily defeats the scared Yagi, the yakuza now must pay Nangou three million. Akagi wants to double the bet, but Ryuuzaki says it is already morning so they cannot continue. Akagi objects but Yasuoka convinces him to agree, assuring the yakuza settle Nangou's debt, owe three million to him, and sign a commitment to a rematch. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 4Akagi Persuades Yasuoka to Bet More Before Facing Blind Adversary Ichikawa
26 oct 2005Nangou will bet six million on the next Akagi match, and Akagi persuades Yasuoka into betting more two million. On the day of the match, Akagi meets the opponents who want him to give up but Akagi asks an amount they are not disposed to pay. There he meets his adversary, Ichikawa, a blind man who has very accurate hearing. Akagi receives a gun for accepting to attend the match, and to try out Ichikawa's personality, he plays Russian roulette with him, discovering he is calm and self-confident. After the meeting, he pursues the boys who played "chicken" with him, shooting the two legs of the leader and demoralizing the other two by consequence. With all he planned done, he goes to the match. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 5Akagi sustituye a Nangou y utiliza la estrategia Zetsu Ichimon contra Ichikawa
2 nov 2005As Akagi was late to arrive at the match's location and because it was impossible to postpone the match, Nangou plays on Akagi's place. A rule that states the match will continue until Ichikawa or Nangou/Akagi expend all of their points is set. Nangou wins the first two rounds, using the simplest strategy but Ichikawa soon understands it and adapts his playing, surpassing Nangou. When Nangou is with a hand wherein any tile he discards would make him lose the match Akagi arrives, taking his place and cheating. After equilibrating the match, Akagi starts to provoke Ichikawa; he discards the pin suits as well as Ichikawa do—a situation called Zetsu Ichimon. With this, they must wait for a sou or character tile to be from a tile of a winning hand (tenpai). The match remains equilibrate but Nangou and Ichikawa notice that while winning almost the same number of rounds, Ichikawa is accumulating more points due to Akagi's cheaper hand wins. If it continues Akagi will lose. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 6Akagi reta a Ichikawa a una partida de Zetsu Nimon de altas apuestas que involucra desechos de fichas.
9 nov 2005Ichikawa now goes on the offensive by targeting Akagi directly, proposing a Zetsu Nimon—the two discard pin and sou tiles. Akagi loses the round but avoids losing the match. In the following round, even with a poor start hand Akagi confuses the opponents by discarding unexpected tiles, making them believe he has a good hand. Uncertain if it is a bluff or not, Ichikawa gives up the win to another player by playing into his hand, thereby robbing Akagi of his chance to win. After consecutive wins, Akagi establish his own points but cannot take away Ichikawa's points. Seeing an endless match, Akagi offers to cut their points down to one tenth—Akagi has 5,000 and Ichikawa has 10,000—, which Ichikawa refuses. Then, Akagi cheats as to force Ichikawa to accept. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 7Los movimientos calculados de Akagi y los intentos de trampa de Ichikawa conducen a un desaparecimiento legendario.
16 nov 2005Akagi has 6,800 and Ichikawa has 8,100 points; to prevent Akagi of winning, Ichikawa deals into the player on his side. Ichikawa goes to 4,600, while Akagi goes to 4,500 and then 1,300 after Ichikawa cheats in the next round to win—which Akagi seems to ignore. After a break, Ichikawa tries to switch Akagi's drawn tile but Akagi stops him. However, Ichikawa changes the dora indicator tile, which in fact Akagi induced him to. As Akagi wins, he wants to double the bet but the yakuza leader Kurosawa says Ichikawa is now no match for Akagi. Nangou observes Akagi and sees he has "pure" eyes so that he stops gambling. Five years later, no one has news about Akagi, who is disappeared and became a legend. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 8Un hombre que afirma ser Akagi demuestra habilidades de mahjong a un jefe de la yakuza
23 nov 2005Six years after the match between Akagi and Ichikawa, Yasuoka brings a man, claiming he is Akagi, to show to Kawada, the boss of a yakuza group. Although impressed with the man's abilities, Ishikawa, the only man of Kawada who witnessed that match, is not sure if the man is Akagi. After glimpsing someone he thinks to be Akagi, Ishikawa contacts Nangou to confirm it. They see he working in a factory and tell Akagi someone is pretending to be him. Even Ishikawa bringing Akagi, Kawada insists the man is good enough as he relies on logic. He does a demonstration facing down all 136 tiles and picking random hands of 13 tiles, giving instantly the number of tiles necessary to be in tenpai. The man gives the right answers until he is interrupted by Akagi who, without looking at the tiles, says "three" to the last 19 tiles. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 9Akagi derrota a un genio falso y supera a los trabajadores de una fábrica que hacen trampa
30 nov 2005Akagi gives the correct answer but the fake Akagi says it was only logic, as these were the remaining tiles, and that three was statistically the best answer. Akagi says he is wrong, then the man challenges him: he shows a hand with four shanten and asks Akagi to add three tiles and keep the four shanten. With only 3% of chance of winning, Akagi asks the man to bet his arm but he becomes scared. Then Kawada offers two million against Akagi's salary, which Akagi wins. Akagi returns to his room at the factory, where three man are cheating to win over a newcomer called Osamu. When they are going out, Akagi bets his two millions against their savings. Akagi cheats them, and decides to resign his job. In the next day, on leaving the factory Akagi and Osamu are confronted by the three men. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 10Akagi observa un partido amañado donde Urabe propone aumentar las apuestas hasta 32 millones de puntos.
7 dic 2005After Akagi beats them all, Ishikawa arrives and takes him to see a match between fake Akagi and Urabe, a representative player of Fujisawa yakuza group. Fake Akagi is winning but Akagi says that Urabe is losing on purpose; then, when the third of four rounds ends Urabe makes a proposal. He wants to double the bet from 500,00 to 1 million and that the match's bet continues to double until fake Akagi or him be in first place. As the offer is accepted, Urabe won the first round but avoids to grasp the first place to increase the bet. When the bet reaches 16 million, Fujisawa's boss arrives. Fake Akagi wins the penultimate hand of the round, needing only 1,000 points to get in the lead. However, he misses a chance to win and the bet doubles to 32 million. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 11Akagi se niega a jugar hasta que Osamu lo haga, luego domina a Urabe con penalizaciones estratégicas y esperas calculadas.
14 dic 2005As the fake Akagi is losing, Kawada requests Akagi to play in his place but Akagi refuses, saying he would only play if Osamu plays first. Unaware of the wager, Osamu wins two hands but when he hears about the 32 million bet, he loses his confidence, and then Akagi takes Osamu's place. In the first hand, both Akagi and Urabe ignore their own chances of winning, leading to a tie. Akagi even pays an 8,000 points penalty for concealing his tenpai, stating it will give him the three turns that will decide the match. In the next hand, Akagi declares an open riichi to force Urabe to compromise. When Urabe discards the tile Akagi needs to win, Akagi does not takes it and wants to continue to accumulate more points. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 12Akagi conquista la victoria mediante una coincidencia estratégica y una espera desnuda
21 dic 2005Akagi rejects several opportunities to win, and Urabe wins the hand, widening the difference of points to over 70,000. After several coincidences, Akagi wins the next hand and cuts the difference to 22,500. In the final hand, Akagi induces Urabe to deal the tiles he wants, and finally goes into a naked wait—a single wait with only a tile in the hand. Then, Akagi stands up and goes towards the exit as he says the match is surely won, and Ishikawa can handle it by himself. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 13Akagi manipula a Urabe para que descarte una ficha ganadora mediante tácticas psicológicas
4 ene 2006Urabe discards a 2-pin, which Ishikawa reveals to be the tile Akagi wanted to win. Everyone is stunned and Kawada asks to Akagi to explain how he had sure Urabe would discard it. He used Osamu to learn about Urabe's habits and style of play, while intentionally sacrificing 8,000 points to hide his own skill. Fearing the possibility of losing money that was not his own, Urabe only discarded tiles he thought were safe, which Akagi subtly influenced him to do so. After the match, Urabe is with his hands wounded and swears he will win over Akagi someday. Akagi then proposes a bet: the 32 million debt against Urabe's two hands, to which a dazed Urabe cannot even reply. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 14Yasuoka recluta a Akagi para cazar a un asesino en serie que juega mahjong y tiene como objetivo a miembros de la yakuza.
4 ene 2006When several man are deceased with blood loss extracted from their arm by a serial killer, Yasuoka identifies one of them, Hirayama Yukio, the fake Akagi. It leads him to invite Oogi, the second in command of the Inada yakuza group, and tell him about his suspect. Yasuoka says Akagi is the one who could defeat the murderer, who is a mahjong player that kills his defeated opponents. Inada says there is someone similar to Akagi playing chou-han on Kurata, a subgroup of Santou, which is also the header of Inada group. There, they find Akagi who almost dies from a sword cut after gambling with yakuza members. After rushing him to a hospital, Yasuoka and Oogi talk about the case to Akagi, requesting him to play a match against the murderer. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 15Akagi plays a high-stakes mahjong game against a corrupt police officer murderer.
11 ene 2006Akagi agrees to follow Yasuoka and Oogi to track down the murderer to play mahjong with him. The murderer is revealed to be Washizu Iwao, a decorated police officer who accumulated wealth through consulting and blackmail who has begun killing people in games of mahjong. On Washizu's mansion, Washizu introduces the "Washizu Mahjong", whose main restriction is that they will be playing with transparent tiles, where only one of the four of a kind in each tile is opaque. The three house rules are then introduced: they will not build walls as per normal rules but draw tiles from a hole in the center of the table, they will wear leather gloves so that they are unable to "feel" which tile they have drawn, and the dealer with initially draw one tile to determine the dora indicator and additional dora will be drawn when the need arises. In addition Washizu states that Akagi will be playing with 2000 cubic centimeters (ccs) of blood as his wager and Washizu will be playing with 20 million yen. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 16Akagi aumenta las apuestas en una partida de mahjong de alto riesgo contra Washizu
18 ene 2006Unfazed, Akagi asks to raise the stakes so that he would be able to witness Washizu's destruction. Enraged at Akagi's arrogance, Washizu demands that Oogi explain to Akagi that this is not a mere game. Oogi, however, says that Akagi is different from the previous players and that Washizu's fortune is dwindling in value from all the bribes used to cover up the murders. He then asserts that Washizu should bet his entire fortune of 500 million yen on this match. In reply, Washizu asks that Oogi bets his own arm; Oogi fearlessly agrees. However, Ishioka, one of Washizu's henchmen, suggests to add additional insurance by allowing Washizu the choice to opt out or continue every two sessions. The game begins with Akagi winning a cheap hand off of a discard from Yasuoka in his right. Washizu taunts Akagi for opting to winning cheaply but he remains unfazed, though takes note on the validity of what he says. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 17Akagi asegura la victoria mediante descartes estratégicos mientras Washizu observa su genio
25 ene 2006Akagi earns 1 million yen from Washizu's riichi from the previous round. Yasuoka plays a discard into Akagi's hand allowing Akagi to win the next round. Yasuoka's own points do not matter as this is primarily a match between Washizu and Akagi. Washizu, annoyed at Akagi's plays, wins the next round off a discard from his henchman to his right. In the next round, Akagi makes progressively more dangerous discards with Washizu applauding him at noticing "the second pond": referring to his henchman's discard pile, meaning that if his henchman does not have Washizu's winning tile, all the henchman's tiles can be considered safe to discard. Regardless, Washizu still draws his winning tile: Akagi has 400 ccs of blood drawn from him. In the next round, Akagi wins off of Washizu's discard: a risky play that impresses Washizu. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 18Washizu enfrenta la derrota en la ronda sur tras entrar en la mano riichi de Akagi.
1 feb 2006The match enters the south round. Washizu is in a favorable position, with a single wait for a sanshoku hand and 1 dora. He is convinced in his victory, but ends up dealing into Akagi's hand as soon as he declares riichi. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 19La confusión del demonio durante la mano final de la primera ronda
8 feb 2006It is the final hand of the first round. Washizu is in a situation where he has to discard a dangerous extra tile to Akagi in order to be in tenpai. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 20Akagi exige ganancias en efectivo en lugar de sangre, arriesgándose a la muerte instantánea si Washizu anota mangan.
15 feb 2006The first round ends with Akagi in first place. However, Akagi refuses to regain the 1100cc of blood that he lost, instead demanding all his winnings to be redeemed into money, meaning that if Washizu achieves mangan even once, it will mean instant death for Akagi. Oogi and Yasuoka do not understand his intentions. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 21Akagi enfrenta la mano hon'itsu de Washizu a pesar de un déficit de 9200 puntos
22 feb 2006There is a 9200 point difference between Akagi and Washizu. Washizu makes a meld call on the Hatsu tile, aiming for a hon'itsu hand. With the Xia dora tile, he will achieve haneman with his hon'itsu, hatsu and 3 dora hand. Akagi is certain to die if he falls below Washizu's position. Akagi achieves tenpai in the same round, but his extra tile is a Xia. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 22Akagi headbutts a tile to secure a massive win and explains his refusal to transfuse blood
1 mar 2006Having read through Washizu's hand, Akagi headbumps the 3-Man tile that Suzuki deals to Washizu. This causes the winnings of the first and second round to reach ¥118,500,000. Akagi explains why he won't replenish his blood. Having relied on Washizu making a mistake to win, Akagi shook awake the feelings of fear sleeping deep within Washizu's mind with his reckless behavior of not transfusing his blood. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 23La tercera ronda de mahjong comienza con Washizu creyendo que matar a Akagi lo lleva a su punto máximo.
8 mar 2006The third round begins. Washizu has a hunch that he will reach the highest point in his life if he kills Akagi. In the first east round, Akagi gets an early self-drawn haneman win. It is Washizu's turn to be dealer in the second east round. (Source: Wikipedia)
EP 24Washizu's hand becomes six dora tiles for a potential self-drawn dealer baiman win against Akagi.
15 mar 2006Washizu's hand takes the form of 6 dora tiles. If he gets a self-drawn dealer baiman win, Akagi will die. Washizu finally gets to see Akagi's face trembling in despair. (Source: Wikipedia)
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- ¿Cuántos episodios tiene Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai?
- Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai tiene 26 episodios.
- ¿En qué año salió Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai?
- Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai salió en 2005.
- ¿Qué estudio produjo Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai?
- Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai fue producido por MADHOUSE.
- ¿Quién dirigió Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai?
- Touhai Densetsu Akagi: Yami ni Maiorita Tensai fue dirigido por Yuuzou Satou.
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