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Size: Standard Cel (Approx. 10.5" x 9.0" or 26.8 cm x 22.8 cm)
Included: Layer 1 - Sweat/streak cel
Layer 2 - Ippo cel
Douga Pencil Sketch
Film/Show: Hajime no Ippo
Source/Appeared in: Not yet identified - identify and earn 5% in credit or 15% off this cel! →Click to learn more about our Identify and Earn Program
Original Broadcast Year: 2000
Studio/Publication: Shonen Magazine
Created by: Morikawa Jyoji
Condition Notes: -
Description: A very nice cel of Ippo during a fight!
$750.00
Size: Large Hanken Cel (Approx. 14.0" x 17.5")
Included: Layer 1 - Hyuma cel
Layer 2 - Hanagata cel
Original Matching Hand-painted Background
Reference material from the Mandarake Auction
Film/Show: Kyojin no Hoshi
Source/Appeared in: -
Original Broadcast Year: 1968
Studio/Publication: Shonen Magazine
Created by: Kajiwara Ikki/Kawasaki Noboru
Condition Notes: Some cracks/tears on the top part, Hyuma cel has been cut-out, all layers stuck
Description: An incredibly rare and awesome Hanken Cel from the iconic baseball manga of the Showa Era Japan! Originally sold at the Mandarake Auction from over a decade ago, and reference material from that auction is included as well. Amazing shot where Hanagata is holding two baseball bats for some reason, as if they are going to actually battle each other!
$400.00 $500.00
Size: Pan-size Cel (Approx. 14.5" x 9.0")
Included: Layer 1 - Soldiers cel
Original Matching Hand-painted Background
Film/Show: Ashita no Joe
Source/Appeared in: Episode 23 "The burning beast... and the ice"
Original Broadcast Year: 1981
Studio/Publication: Mushi Production/Shonen Magazine
Created by: Kajiwara Ikki/Chiba Tetsuya
Condition Notes: Excellent condition - the cel and background could have been rolled up during storage by the previous owner, but are in excellent condition with no creases or visible blemish
Description: A very nice cel setup of the shocking scene when Kim Yong-bi, a Korean war orphan turned boxer, unknowingly murdered his father who tried to bring back the rations he saved and smuggled back from his deployment.
Undoubtedly one of the most intense moments in the entire series both in and outside the ring, as Yabuki just risked his life to pass the weigh-in while Tange risked his own to prevent him. As anti-Korean discrimination and racism were far more severe in 1960's Japan than it is now, an inspiring Korean character such as Kim (that wasn't painted in negative light) was unheard of; it very well could have been an attempt by Kajiwara to provide somewhat of a role model to the young Korean generation residing in Japan, while teaching the post-war Japanese generation the devastation of war and while life was not easy in Japan back then either, life can always be much tougher.
Chiba Tetsuya has said that he was reminded of the horrifying sights he witness as a child escaping Manchuria at the end of WWII, as he drew the scenes of dead bodies, starving refugees, and dirty swamps.
As Joe is overpowered by the cold and calculating Kim in the ring, as well as his intensely tragic upbringing, the thoughts of rival Rikiishi crosses Joe's mind, and he finds the power to defeat Kim as he realizes the strength it took for Rikiishi to dedicate his own life and die for a cause that he chose on his own choice and will, as opposed to surviving through a horrifying abuse brought on by external factors, and most importantly, what he is truly fighting against.
$300.00
Size: Standard Cel (Approx. 10.5" x 9.0" or 26.8 cm x 22.8 cm)
Included: Layer 1 - Kitarō and others cel
Matching Hand-painted background
Film/Show: GeGeGe no Kitarō
Source/Appeared in: Not yet identified - identify and earn 5% in credit or 15% off this cel! →Click to learn more about our Identify and Earn Program
Original Broadcast Year: 1968~
Studio/Publication: Shonen Magazine
Created by: Mizuki Shigeru
Condition Notes: All layers stuck together
Description: A very rare multi-cel key master setup of the iconic show by a legendary manga author, with the main character Kitaro and Medama Oyaji facing probably a giant yōkai with normal people around!
$250.00
Size: Pan-size Cel (Approx. 18.5" x 9.75")
Included: Layer 1 - Ippo vs Sendou cel
Acid-free print background made by TCG
Douga pencil sketch
Film/Show: Hajime no Ippo
Source/Appeared in: Not yet identified - identify and earn 5% in credit or 15% off this cel! →Click to learn more about our Identify and Earn Program
Original Broadcast Year: 2000
Studio/Publication: Shonen Magazine
Created by: Morikawa Jyoji
Condition Notes: Very minor creasing on the far left edge (about 1/2" from the edge) most likely from being slightly bent
Description: An absolutely awesome pan-size cel of the main character facing off one of the major opponents!