

史上最強の弟子 ケンイチ
Whenever he is not getting pummeled in the karate club after school, high schooler Kenichi Shirahama can be found with his head buried in one of the many self-help books he carries with him every day. One day, on the way to school, Kenichi accidentally frightens the new student in his class, leading her to throw him down onto the ground. After apologizing for her violent reflexes, she introduces herself as Miu Furinji and asks Kenichi to be her friend. Later that day, after karate club practice...
A timid bookworm becomes the ultimate underdog hero after training with a dojo of eccentric masters.
Kenichi Shirahama spends his days dodging karate club beatings and devouring self‑help manuals, dreaming of a stronger self. A chance encounter with the fiery transfer student Miu Furinji—who tosses him to the ground before apologizing—sets his life on a new trajectory. When his karate club threatens to exile him after a looming showdown, Kenichi watches Miu dispatch three thugs with effortless skill and finally asks for real training. She drags him to her grandfather’s legendary dojo, Ryouzanpaku, where a motley crew of eccentric masters—each a walking embodiment of a different fighting philosophy—agree to take him under their wing, warning him that survival is the first lesson. Armed with bizarre techniques, relentless sparring, and a growing roster of allies, Kenichi confronts the ruthless Ragnarok gang, a shadowy syndicate of martial artists bent on chaos. Each episode blends over‑the‑top brawls, slapstick comedy, and heartfelt moments as the timid teen transforms from a nervous bookworm into a confident defender of the weak. The series balances high‑octane action with earnest shōnen growth, delivering a punchy, feel‑good journey through the world of martial arts and friendship.
A bullied high schooler trains under eccentric martial arts masters to protect his friends, enduring extreme physical punishment and frequent fan service humor. The series balances comedic tone with genuine combat stakes, making it a classic shounen action show with notable sexualized jokes.
KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple has 50 episodes.
KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple is currently finished airing.
KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple was produced by TMS Entertainment.
KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple aired Oct 8, 2006 to Sep 30, 2007.
KenIchi: The Mightiest Disciple is based on a Manga.
A bullied high schooler trains under eccentric martial arts masters to protect his friends, enduring extreme physical punishment and frequent fan service humor. The series balances comedic tone with genuine combat stakes, making it a classic shounen action show with notable sexualized jokes.

Fuurinji, Miu
Main
CV: Kawakami, Tomoko

Shirahama, Kenichi
Main
CV: Seki, Tomokazu

Aiba, Yuriko
Supporting

Andy
Supporting
CV: Gotou, Shin

Asamiya, Ryuuto
Supporting
CV: Narita, Ken

Ayazaki, Chisato
Supporting
CV: Neya, Michiko

Boss
Supporting
CV: Hayami, Show

Daimonji
Supporting
CV: Ichijou, Kazuya

Fujimiya, Ami
Supporting

Furukawa, Takashi
Supporting
CV: Chiba, Isshin

Fuurinji, Hayato
Supporting
CV: Arikawa, Hiroshi

Himeno, Makoto
Supporting
CV: Iwai, Yukiko

Hopachai, Apachai
Supporting
CV: Ishimaru, Hiroya

Igarashi, Youko
Supporting

Ikeshita
Supporting
CV: Yusa, Kouji

Imai
Supporting
CV: Kawanago, Masahito

Izumi, Yuuka
Supporting
CV: Ohmoto, Makiko

Johnny
Supporting
CV: Shibuya, Shigeru

Kamioka
Supporting
CV: Shibuya, Shigeru

Kisara's Dad
Supporting
CV: Yanagisawa, Eiji

Kisara's Mom
Supporting
CV: Itou, Miki

Kitsukawa, Shougo
Supporting
CV: Nakata, Jouji

Koetsuji, Akisame
Supporting
CV: Kosugi, Juurouta

Kondou
Supporting
CV: Sugawara, Junichi
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