Hikaru no Go
Details
- Also known as: ヒカルの碁, 히카루의 바둑, Хікару і Ґо, Хикару и го, Hikaru's Go, Хикару және го
- Type: TV
- Status: Finished Airing
- Score: 7.8
- Episodes: 75
- Genres: Comedy, Sports, Supernatural
- Studio: Studio Pierrot
- Aired: 2001-10-10 to 2003-03-26
- Season: Fall 2001
Where to watch (US)
- Amazon Video
- Apple TV Store
- Fandango At Home
- Hulu
Synopsis
Hikaru Shindo is like any sixth-grader in Japan: a pretty normal kid with a two-tone head of hair and a penchant for antics. His life completely changes when he finds an old bloodstained go board in his grandfather's attic. The ghost of an ancient go master named Fujiwara-no-Sai was trapped in the board and soon becomes a part of Hikaru's consciousness. Together Hikaru and Sai make an unstoppable go-playing team!
The whole series
- Hikaru no Go (TV · 2001)
- Hikaru no Go: Hokuto Hai e no Michi (Special · 2004)
Episodes
15 earlier episodes are not listed here.
- Episode 16: Who Is Sai? (2002-01-30)
- Episode 17: The Match of Revelation (2002-02-06)
- Episode 18: Akira vs. Sai (2002-02-13)
- Episode 19: Hikaru's Strength (2002-02-20)
- Episode 20: The Road to Becoming a Pro (2002-02-27)
- Episode 21: The Haze Jr. High Go Club (2002-03-06)
- Episode 22: The Insei Examination (2002-03-13)
- Episode 23: The Room of Yuugen (2002-03-20)
- Episode 24: Ouza vs. Akira (2002-03-27)
- Episode 25: Sai's Sword Unsheathed (1) (2002-04-10)
- Episode 26: The Greatest Wall for Hikaru (2) (2002-04-10)
- Episode 27: A Place To Go Back To (2002-04-17)
- Episode 28: The Wakajishisen (2002-04-24)
- Episode 29: Kuwabara Honinbou (2002-05-01)
- Episode 30: Ogata vs Honinbou (2002-05-08)
- Episode 31: The Awful Opponent (2002-05-15)
- Episode 32: The Last Day of the Prelims (2002-05-22)
- Episode 33: We're A Team! (2002-05-29)
- Episode 34: No Winning Allowed! (2002-06-05)
- Episode 35: Only One Can Win (2002-06-12)
- Episode 36: My Name Is ... (2002-06-19)
- Episode 37: The Pro Exam Begins (2002-06-26)
- Episode 38: The Challengers (2002-07-03)
- Episode 39: An Ill-Fated Moment (2002-07-10)
- Episode 40: Where Are the Victories? (2002-07-17)
- Episode 41: Three Weeks isn't Enough (2002-07-24)
- Episode 42: The First to Pass (2002-07-31)
- Episode 43: Hikaru vs. Waya (2002-08-07)
- Episode 44: Comeback From The Brink (2002-08-14)
- Episode 45: Hikaru vs. Ochi (2002-08-21)
- Episode 46: The Last Day of the Pro Exam Finals (2002-08-28)
- Episode 47: Into The World of the Pros (2002-09-04)
- Episode 48: Sai vs. Meijin (2002-09-11)
- Episode 49: A Painful Match (2002-09-18)
- Episode 50: Sai of the Fujiwara (2002-09-25)
- Episode 51: Kurata 6-Dan (2002-10-02)
- Episode 52: Hikaru vs. Akira (2002-10-09)
- Episode 53: The Confession of Sai (2002-10-16)
- Episode 54: Excited Spirits (2002-10-23)
- Episode 55: Sai vs. Toya Koyo (2002-10-30)
- Episode 56: The Answer to His Millennium (2002-11-06)
- Episode 57: Let me play Sai! (2002-11-13)
- Episode 58: One-Color Go (2002-11-20)
- Episode 59: Touya Kouyo Retires! (2002-11-27)
- Episode 60: Farewell Hikaru (2002-12-04)
- Episode 61: Sai is gone? (2002-12-11)
- Episode 62: The Top Player In Hiroshima (2002-12-18)
- Episode 63: I Won`t Play Anymore (2002-12-25)
- Episode 64: Keichou Flowerpots (2003-01-08)
- Episode 65: Isumi no Go (2003-01-15)
- Episode 66: The Fated Encounter (2003-01-22)
- Episode 67: Isumi Tested (2003-01-29)
- Episode 68: Forfeits (2003-02-05)
- Episode 69: The Determined Visitor (2003-02-12)
- Episode 70: Sai was here... (2003-02-19)
- Episode 71: First Comeback Match (2003-02-26)
- Episode 72: And so they began to run (2003-03-05)
- Episode 73: Shindou vs. Touya (2003-03-12)
- Episode 74: Forever Inside You (2003-03-19)
- Episode 75: That Same Old Smile (2003-03-26)
Characters and voice actors
- Sai Fujiwara no (main character) · Japanese voice: Susumu Chiba · English voice: Brad Swaile
- Hikaru Shindou (main character) · Japanese voice: Tomoko Kawakami · English voice: Samuel Vincent
- Akira Touya (main character) · Japanese voice: Sanae Kobayashi · English voice: Scott Perrie
- Yoshitaka Waya (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Reiko Takagi · English voice: Matthew Erickson
- Shinichiro Isumi (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenichi Suzumura · English voice: Kristian Ayre
- Seiji Ogata (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Keiji Fujiwara · English voice: Michael Adamthwaite
- Yuki Mitani (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yuu Asakawa · English voice: Cathy Weseluck
- Tetsuo Kaga (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kentarou Itou · English voice: Andrew Toth
- Akari Fujisaki (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yumi Kakazu · English voice: Chantal Strand
- Kouyou Touya (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Eizou Tsuda · English voice: Paul Dobson
- Atsushi Kurata (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Mitsuo Iwata · English voice: Alistair Abell
- Honinbou Kuwabara (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Rokurou Naya · English voice: French Tickner
- Father Shindou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Susumu Chiba
- Asumi Nase (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Atsuko Enomoto · English voice: Alexandra Carter
- Kousuke Ochi (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Youko Matsuoka · English voice: Burkely Duffield
- Toshinori Honda (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Takahiro Sakurai · English voice: Scott Logie
- Suyong Hong (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Miyako Itou
- Kawai (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Kenichi Ono · English voice: Dave Pettitt
- Mitsuko Shindou (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Yurika Hino · English voice: Cathy Weseluck
- Toshirou Tsubaki (supporting character) · Japanese voice: Tomomichi Nishimura · English voice: Michael Donovan
Opening and ending songs
- Opening 1: Get Over · dream
- Opening 2: I'll Be the One · HAL
- Opening 3: Fantasy · Nana Katase
- Ending 1: Bokura no Bouken · Kids Alive
- Ending 2: Hitomi no Chikara · Mizuki Arisa
- Ending 3: Sincerely ~ever dream~ · dream
- Ending 4: Days · shela
- Ending 5: Music is My Thing · Dream
- Ending 6: Get Over ~Special Mix~ · dream