after the Tenchou Gorin, Momo and the gang welcome the newly enrolled students. During Momo's fight over his title as representative with new first year Souji Togo, an incident occurs in the headmaster's room. Despite his overwhelming fighting power, Edajima suffers a defeat before a capture gun strong enough to take down an elephant. He is kidnapped and his assailants escape into the air. The students then set out for the in order to rescue Edajima. Fuun Rakanjuku Arc Edajima's lifelong rival Kinzo Kumada creates another Otokojuku called , and as they agreed upon thirteen years ago, Otokojuku and Rakanjuku compete against each other in the match. Media Manga Sakigake!! Otokojuku was serialized in Shueisha's shōnen manga magazine, Weekly Shōnen Jump from Issue 22 of 1985 to Issue 35 of 1991. The series was collected in 34 collected volumes published under the Jump Comics imprint. Renta! holds the digital rights for the manga. As of August 2018, they had released the first 3 volumes. The digital rights are also held by Manga Planet. Spin-off works By Akira Miyashita : A manga about two heavenly deities contesting for the succession of their father's throne. Edajima and several of the students make cameos, having graduated and moved on to their careers. : Set over 10 years after the conclusion of Sakigake!! Otokojuku, this manga focuses on Shishimaru Tsurugi, son of Momotaro Tsurugi from the previous series, and a new generation of Otokojuku students, while still featuring much of the same school staff. Like Sakigake!!, the plot focuses on the hellish training of Otokojuku, fighting enemies, and the births of new friendships. : On Edajima's restless childhood and youthful days. By other authors : April 25, 2014–ongoing; by Tomokazu Ozamatsu; 5 volumes : January 23, 2015–ongoing; by Michi Saitou; 5 volumes : May 25, 2015–ongoing; by Tōichirō Yanagida; 4 volumes : May 30, 2016–ongoing; by Yuuji Takezoe; 1 volume : October 4, 2017–ongoing; by Satoshi Miyagawa Anime TV series Sakigake!! Otokojuku was adapted into an anime television series produced by Toei Animation. Directed by Nobutaka Nishizawa, the series aired on Fuji TV from February 25 to November 14, 1988, lasting 34 episodes. The opening theme is , while the ending theme is , both performed by Issei Fuubi Sepia. Episodes Movie An animated movie was released on July 23, 1988. It tells the story of a team of First Year students led by