

オールアウト!!
Rugby is a sport where anybody can be a star when they hold the ball. The rules are simple: one player has to carry the ball past the goalposts across the field while avoiding the other team, who are allowed to use all their force to knock the enemy down. However, the player can pass to a teammate behind them or kick the ball before they are tackled. Unlike other sports, the game continues even when the person holding the ball is taken down. Kenji Gion is a short but feisty high school freshman...
Tiny firecracker recruits gentle giant for high school rugby glory.
Rugby's chaotic beauty takes center stage in this Madhouse/TMS production that understands the sport's central paradox: it's a game where every body type has a purpose, yet the violence is indiscriminate. Kenji Gion, a firecracker of a freshman barely clearing five feet, discovers this truth watching Kanagawa High's match — the towering locks, the squat props, the elusive backs. He sees his place instantly. His reluctant classmate Sumiaki Iwashimizu, a gentle giant haunted by middle-school trauma, needs more convincing. Gion's recruitment methods border on harassment, but his conviction is infectious. What follows is a masterclass in sports anime fundamentals: technical rigor in depicting rucks, mauls, and set pieces; a sprawling ensemble where even third-stringers get character beats; training arcs that feel earned rather than montage-rushed. The Hanazono national tournament looms as the ultimate crucible, but the series cares more about the daily grind — the bruised shoulders, the tactical whiteboard sessions, the quiet moments where boys learn to trust the man beside them. Madhouse's direction captures rugby's unique rhythm: bursts of explosive collision punctuated by tense, tactical stillness. It's not reinventing the genre, but it executes with such sincerity and attention to detail that even viewers who don't know a scrum from a lineout will find themselves invested in Kanagawa's march toward the championship.
A high school rugby anime following a short, determined freshman who discovers his place in the sport alongside a reluctant tall teammate. Expect intense but non-gratuitous sports contact, team camaraderie, and character growth through competition.
All Out!! has 25 episodes.
All Out!! is currently finished airing.
All Out!! was produced by Madhouse, TMS Entertainment.
All Out!! aired Oct 7, 2016 to Mar 31, 2017.
All Out!! is based on a Manga.
A high school rugby anime following a short, determined freshman who discovers his place in the sport alongside a reluctant tall teammate. Expect intense but non-gratuitous sports contact, team camaraderie, and character growth through competition.
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Gion, Kenji
Main
CV: Chiba, Shouya

Iwashimizu, Sumiaki
Main
CV: Adachi, Yuuto

Adachigahara, Shouta
Supporting
CV: Kawanishi, Kengo

Atsuta, Takeo
Supporting
CV: Ochiai, Fukushi

Ebumi, Masaru
Supporting
CV: Murata, Taishi

Futami, Shunsuke
Supporting
CV: Fukushima, Jun

Gion, Zenji
Supporting
CV: Satou, Takumi

Goshozome, Yoichi
Supporting
CV: Takumi, Yasuaki

Hachiouji, Mother
Supporting
CV: Ashiro, Megu

Hachiouji, Mutsumi
Supporting
CV: Oosaka, Ryouta

Hajima, Yuuji
Supporting
CV: Nojima, Akio

Hanadate, Mitsuo
Supporting
CV: Yonaga, Tsubasa

Hirano, Yoshiki
Supporting
CV: Kobayashi, Daiki

Hirota, Eiichi
Supporting
CV: Maki, Shunichi

Hisakawa, Kumio
Supporting
CV: Takahashi, Hiroki

Hoakari, Umeno
Supporting
CV: Yoshimura, Haruka
Honkawa, Tatsuaki
Supporting
CV: Sawashiro, Chiharu

Horikawa, Kenya
Supporting
CV: Kousaka, Atsushi

Hosotani, Chouji
Supporting
CV: Ochiai, Fukushi

Hyosu, Shinnosuke
Supporting
CV: Nakao, Kazuki

Ikuta, Miki
Supporting
CV: Kondou, Yui

Ikuta Inn Owner
Supporting
CV: Satou, Hiroshi

Ise, Natsuki
Supporting
CV: Sawashiro, Chiharu

Ise, Haruki
Supporting
CV: Yasumura, Makoto
25 episodes · 3 cours
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2018 FallRanked higher than 77% of all anime on AniTome (out of 19,551)
More popular than 89% of all anime
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