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With a stray pitch that completely missed the batter, Eijun Sawamura loses his final middle school baseball game. Frustrated by this defeat, Eijun and his teammates vow to reach the national tournament once they are in high school. But everything changes when a scout unexpectedly invites him to Tokyo's prestigious Seidou High School after seeing the potential in his unusual pitching style. Encouraged by his teammates, Eijun accepts the offer, ready to improve his skills and play at a much more c...
Episode 1 was previewed at a screening in Tokyo on September 28, 2013. Regular broadcasting began on October 6, 2013. Although the anime was originally scheduled to run for a year, an additional two cours were ordered while the series was airing, extending its run.
A scrappy rookie storms a legendary high‑school team, chasing the ace’s crown amid fierce rivalries.
When a wayward pitch costs his middle‑school team a loss, hyper‑energetic pitcher Eijun Sawamura swears to chase the national title once he steps into high school. His unorthodox delivery catches the eye of a scout from Seidou High, a powerhouse where baseball is practically a religion. Eijun leaps to Tokyo, eager to sharpen his arm and prove he belongs among the elite. Yet the glittering roster is packed with prodigies—seasoned seniors, disciplined teammates, and the lightning‑fast freshman ace Satoru Furuya, whose raw velocity already earns him a spot in the starting rotation. The newcomer must wrestle with self‑doubt, fierce internal competition, and the weight of Seidou’s lofty expectations. As the season unfolds, Seidou’s squad battles rival schools with distinct styles, each clash testing the players’ resolve and teamwork. Eijun’s relentless optimism fuels his growth, while his teammates—strategic catcher Kazuya Miyashita, cerebral pitcher Kazuya Arai, and the stoic catcher Shintaro Kurosawa—push him to refine his mechanics and mental game. The series weaves intense on‑field action with the everyday grind of school life, delivering a compelling portrait of youthful ambition, camaraderie, and the relentless pursuit of the ace’s mantle.
A passionate high school baseball series following a left-handed pitcher with an unorthodox style as he fights for the ace position on a powerhouse team. Expect intense game sequences, realistic sports injuries, and emotional character arcs about perseverance and rivalry, all wrapped in a classic underdog sports narrative.
Ace of Diamond has 75 episodes.
Ace of Diamond is currently finished airing.
Ace of Diamond was produced by Production I.G, Madhouse.
Ace of Diamond aired Oct 6, 2013 to Mar 29, 2015.
Ace of Diamond is based on a Manga.
A passionate high school baseball series following a left-handed pitcher with an unorthodox style as he fights for the ace position on a powerhouse team. Expect intense game sequences, realistic sports injuries, and emotional character arcs about perseverance and rivalry, all wrapped in a classic underdog sports narrative.

Furuya, Satoru
Main
CV: Shimazaki, Nobunaga

Kominato, Haruichi
Main
CV: Hanae, Natsuki

Miyuki, Kazuya
Main
CV: Sakurai, Takahiro

Sawamura, Eijun
Main
CV: Oosaka, Ryouta

Akiba, Kazuma
Supporting
CV: Kanemoto, Ryousuke
Akio
Supporting
CV: Shirai, Yuusuke

Animal M., J.
Supporting
CV: Ugaki, Hidenari

Aotsuki, Wakana
Supporting
CV: Kaji, Ayano

Asou, Takeru
Supporting
CV: Murata, Taishi

Azuma, Kiyokuni
Supporting
CV: Hiyama, Nobuyuki

Chiba, Junichi
Supporting
CV: Hatano, Wataru

Fujiwara, Takako
Supporting
CV: Yamaguchi, Rikako

Fukuda, Daiki
Supporting
CV: Shimozuma, Yoshiyuki

Fukui, Kento
Supporting
CV: Abe, Atsushi

Harada, Masatoshi
Supporting
CV: Maeno, Tomoaki

Hidokoro, Yoshimi
Supporting
CV: Kawanishi, Kengo

Higasa, Shouji
Supporting
CV: Kawaguchi, Sho

Hino
Supporting

Hirai, Tsubasa
Supporting
CV: Hirakawa, Daisuke

Hirakawa, Takahiro
Supporting
CV: Okamoto, Nobuhiko

Hoshida, Mamoru
Supporting
CV: Tajiri, Hiroaki

Iguchi, Yuudai
Supporting

Inamoto, Masaaki
Supporting
CV: Terashima, Junta

Isashiki, Jun
Supporting
CV: Ono, Yuuki
75 episodes · 7 cours
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