Hinomaru Sumo

Hinomaru Sumo (Japanese: 火ノ丸相撲, Hepburn: Hinomaru Zumō) is Japanese sumo manga series written and illustrated by Kawada. It was serialized in Weekly Shōnen Jump magazine from May 2014 to July 2019, with its chapters collected into 28 tankōbon volumes by Shueisha. A 24-episode anime television series adaptation by Gonzo aired from October 2018 to March 2019.

Hinomaru Sumo
Cover of the first volume of the manga featuring Hinomaru Ushio
火ノ丸相撲
(Hinomaru Zumō)
GenreSports
Manga
Written byKawada
Published byShueisha
ImprintJump Comics
MagazineWeekly Shōnen Jump
DemographicShōnen
Original runMay 26, 2014 – July 22, 2019
Volumes28
Anime television series
Directed by
Produced byNAS
StudioGonzo
Licensed by
Muse Communication
Original networkTokyo MX, BS11, SUN, TVA, TYQ
Original run October 5, 2018 – March 29, 2019
Episodes24

Plot summary

On his first day of high school, sumo practitioner Hinomaru Ushio joins Odachi High's sumo club. Despite his short stature (professional sumo has a height requirement of 167 cm (5'4")), Hinomaru aims to become the best in high school to force the professional sumo association to let him compete, and then reach the sport's highest rank of yokozuna. However, the club's captain and only other member, third year student Shinya Ozeki, informs him that delinquents have taken over their dojo. Hinomaru challenges their leader and "strongest" student at the school, Yuma Gojo, to a fight to take back the dojo, and beats him with one hit. Humbled, Yuma also joins the sumo club after being dragged to a practice match by Hinomaru and seeing how strong the wrestlers are.

Characters

Odachi High School
Hinomaru Ushio (潮 火ノ丸, Ushio Hinomaru)
Voiced by: Takuya Eguchi (vomic)[1], Atsushi Abe (anime)[2] (Japanese); Ricco Fajardo[3] (English)
A two-time yokozuna champion in elementary school due to his natural talent, he was given the epithet National Treasure "Onimaru Kunitsuna" (鬼丸国綱). But his career stalled in junior high due to his diminutive size of 152 cm (4'9") (below the minimum of 167 cm (5'4")), and he left competitive sumo after suffering his third-consecutive loss to a larger, but unknown and lower-ranked wrestler. He decides to make his return in high school three years later. Despite his size, he is extremely muscular and fights using "yokozuna-style" sumo, which sees him attacking his opponents head-on with better leverage due to a far lower center of gravity. This, combined with his gung-ho attitude and scant regard for health and safety, often puts him in harm's way. He is known for his right underarm throw: the Demon Wheel (鬼車). He hates people talking about death lightly due to having lost both his parents, but his independence also hinders him from developing deep and meaningful friendships because he is too uncomfortable asking for help. As a professional sumo wrestler, he is affiliated with the Shibakiyama stable and uses his epithet Onimaru Kunitsuna as his shikona.
Shinya Ozeki (小関 信也, Ozeki Shinya)
Voiced by: Taishi Murata (vomic)[1], Fukushi Ochiai (anime)[2] (Japanese); Tyson Rinehart[3] (English)
A third year high school student at Odachi High and captain of its sumo club, and the only member of the club before Hinomaru joins. Known for his mental fortitude, Ozeki has great lower body strength. Despite being the most senior member of the team, he lacks actual match experience and has never won a real bout in five years. As a professional sumo wrestler, he is affiliated with the Nagato stable and uses the shikona Tarōtachi Shinya (太郎太刀 信也).
Yuma Gojo (五條 佑真, Gojō Yūma)
Voiced by: Shunsuke Takeuchi (vomic)[1], Kentarō Kumagai (anime)[2] (Japanese); Brandon Potter[3] (English)
A third year high school student and former Kanto regional karate champion in junior high school, who is feared as the strongest at Odachi High. His delinquent actions had him expelled from his karate dojo and he led the group that took over the sumo club's dojo and destroyed Ozeki's meticulously prepared sumo ring. He takes up sumo after being humbled by Hinomaru's strength and hardworking attitude despite being smaller than everyone else, and aims to makeup for what he did to Ozeki. With his karate and fist-fighting background, he uses oshi-zumō; pushing and thrusting. After reforming, his sensei welcomes him back into karate and trains him in techniques that supplement sumo. Despite his delinquency, he is among the top 30 students of his grade academically. He is the older brother of Reina.
Chihiro Kunisaki (國崎 千比路, Kunisaki Chihiro)
Voiced by: Takuya Satō[2] (Japanese); Marcus Stimac[3] (English)
Second year student and last year's national wrestling champion, who is known for wearing a lucha libre mask and nasal tape. He is the only member of the wrestling club as everyone else quit because he is too strict. He aims to become the best mixed-martial artist and challenges members of other combat sports clubs to exhibition matches. He quits wrestling and joins the sumo club after conceding defeat to Hinomaru in a special match where each combatant followed the rules of their own sport. A phenom with great natural talent, he utilizes his wrestling background in sumo by performing throwing techniques. Academically speaking, he has the worst grades on the team.
Kei Mitsuhashi (三ツ橋 蛍, Mitsuhashi Kei)
Voiced by: Ayumu Murase[2] (Japanese); Stephen Fu[3] (English)
The newest and weakest member of the Odachi High sumo club, who was inspired to join after watching the match between Hinomaru and Chihiro. Small, physically weak and timid, he focuses on feints and negating opponent's momentum shifts in order to compensate for his disadvantages.
Kirihito Tsuji (辻 喜仁, Tsuji Kirihito)
Voiced by: Takuma Terashima[2] (Japanese); Adam Gibbs[3] (English)
A first year student at Odachi High, who enters school and the sumo club late due to being in the hospital. He was an elementary school friend of Hinomaru's and was on his same level of skill when they trained together at the same dojo, but they have not seen each other in over three years. He moved away to be closer to a hospital and gave up on sumo. After seeing Hinomaru continue to defy his fate, Tsuji vowed to help his old friend. Despite retaining his skills from elementary school, he can only fight in 20-second bursts due to impaired lung function caused by a birth defect. Because of this, he becomes the coach of the Odachi High sumo team and not a wrestler. His technical knowledge helps train the club members' technique and core strength, and identify their weaknesses and how to compensate for them. As a professional sumo wrestler, he is affiliated with the Nagato stable and uses "Onikiri Yasutsuna" (鬼切 安綱) as his shikona .
Reina Gojo (五條 礼奈, Gojo Reina)
Voiced by: Mikako Komatsu[4] (Japanese); Jad Saxton[3] (English)
Vice president of the student council and Miss Odachi High for the last two years. Like her brother Yuma, she initially views sumo as a weird sport and plans to disband the sumo club if they can not recruit two more members for a team of five by the end of the two-day cultural festival. But after continually watching the team to support Yuma, she is inspired by their hard work and, when Chizuko Hori asks to be the manager of the club, Reina becomes a co-manager alongside her. She later becomes Hinomaru's girlfriend.
Chizuko Hori (堀 千鶴子, Hori Chizuko)
Voiced by: Rui Tanabe[4] (Japanese); Felecia Angelle[3] (English)
First year student at Odachi High, she is saved by Hinomaru on the first day of school when he confronts a molester on the train. After the sumo club passes the preliminaries to enter the national tournament and earns respect at school, she becomes a co-manager of the sumo club alongside Reina.

Ishigami High School
Mizuki Sada (沙田美月, Sada Mizuki)
Voiced by: Kaito Ishikawa[5] (Japanese); Alejandro Saab[3] (English)
A first year student at Ishigami High who is considered the ace of the team. He began sumo in junior high, where he was last year's champion, and is known under the epithet "Mikazuki Munechika" (三日月 宗近). He is recognized by Hinomaru as one of his rivals to become the best in Japan. Despite his aloof personality, his relaxed attitude helps him dodge attacks. His attacks rely on arm holds, ottsuke, so nobody can touch his mawashi, and he is so successful at it, that his mawashi is known for being spotless. As a professional sumo wrestler, he uses his epithet Mikazuki Munechika as his shikona and is affiliated with the Minagawa stable.
Tsuyoshi Kanamori (金盛 剛, Kanamori Tsuyoshi)
Voiced by: Subaru Kimura[5] (Japanese); David Wald[3] (English)
A third year student at Ishigami High and captain of its sumo club. 189 cm tall and 138 kg with several scars on his forehead and lip, he is nicknamed "Hercules" due to his strength and muscular physique. He has a serious personality. His favorite grip is migi-yotsu; right hand inside on his opponent's mawashi.
Yūki Sanada (真田勇気, Sanada Yūki)
Voiced by: Yoshito[5] (Japanese); Anthony Bowling[3] (English)
Third year student and member of the Ishigami sumo club, he wears glasses and has noticeable freckles on both cheeks. Athough appearing polite to outsiders, he can be intimidating to his teamates as he was formerly the strongest delinquent at the school. He falls into the background around Sada and Kanamori, but he too is good on the national level. He is not above confusing his opponents with intentional false starts.
Gennosuke Araki (荒木源之助, Araki Gennosuke)
Voiced by: Daisuke Namikawa[5] (Japanese); Jarrod Greene[3] (English)
A first year student of Ishigami High, with a history of delinquency, and a member of its sumo club. He was last year's national judo champion in junior high school, and like Chihiro, aims to become the best mixed martial artist.
Keiichi Mamiya (間宮圭一, Mamiya Keiichi)
Voiced by: Hiroki Matsukawa[5] (Japanese); Ray Hurd[3] (English)
A second year student at Ishigami High, he is the heaviest member of their sumo club. At 182 cm and 166 kg he is described as being as immovable as a mountain. He specializes in grabbing, lifting and throwing his opponents by their mawashi.

Eiga University High School
Sōsuke Kuze (久世 草介, Kuze Sōsuke)
Voiced by: Shunsuke Takeuchi[6] (Japanese); Ian Sinclair[3] (English)
First year student at Eiga University High School and son of Yamatokuni, the last Japanese-born yokozuna. He stands 195 cm and was given the epithet National Treasure, "Kusanagi no Tsurugi" (草薙剣), but has not fought in the last six years due his father's orders. During his first tournament in his fourth year of elementary school, he seriously injured his opponent, so his father forbade him from competing so as not to smother out any young promising stars. Sōsuke is signed up for the Kantō region's newcomer tournament against his will by Shun. Although he plans not to partake, after seeing Shun's match against Hinomaru, Sōsuke's desire to compete is awakened again and he does. After graduating from high school, he enters his father's stable to become a professional sumo wrestler and takes the shikona of Kusanagi Sōsuke (草薙 草介).
Shun Kariya (狩谷 俊, Kariya Shun)
Voiced by: Takuto Yoshinaga[6] (Japanese); Justin Briner[3] (English)
First year at Eiga University High School, where he is the shortest and lightest person in the sumo club. He is Sōsuke's childhood friend and the one whom Sōsuke severely injured six years earlier. He enjoys trash-talking, and in junior high school was the lightweight champion and in the top eight of the open-weight class. He admired Yamatokuni and originally used the same head-on yokozuna-style of sumo, but unlike fellow small wrestler Hinomaru, Shun abandoned it for a more technical and agility-based style when his small stature prevented it from being effective. He gets low and inside his opponent's guard at the initial charge and gets them off-balance. He detests Hinomaru for being able to continue to use the style that he had to give up.
Jin Yomoda (四方田 尽, Yomoda Jin)
Voiced by: Noriaki Sugiyama[6] (Japanese); Howard Wang[3] (English)
Senior in Eiga University High School, and one of the aces, and is the team captain in the club. He stands 184 cm, and weighs 164 kg. Despite his imposing figure, he is a very soft-spoken person.
Rion Sawai (澤井理音, Sawai Rion)
Voiced by: Taku Yashiro[6] (Japanese); Chris Gardner[3] (English)
A member of Eigadai Affiliated High Schools sumo club who is loud-mouthed but has a gentle personality.
Daniel Stefanov (ダニエル・ステファノフ, Danieru Sutefanofu)
Voiced by: Justin Tomimori[6] (Japanese); Dave Trosko[3] (English)
Junior (2nd year) in Eiga University High School, an exchange student from Bulgaria.
Masato Hyōdō (兵藤真磋人, Masato Hyōdō)
Voiced by: Daisuke Ono[7] (Japanese); Bryan Massey[8] (English)
A student at Eigadai Affiliated High School, member of the sumo club and Chihiro's older brother. He is extremely capable at anything he puts his mind to, but his loud mouth and flashy behavior make him seem like an idiot. While Chihiro was raised by their mother after the divorce Masato was raised by their father. His favorite pastime was to take up any sport or pastime Chihiro did, become better at it than Chihiro, then abandon it to try something else. He decided to become a professional sumo after he took part in a match, was defeated, and decided to take sumo seriously. As a professional sumo wrestler, he goes by the shikona Daihannya Nagamitsu (大般若 長光) and is affiliated with the Minagawa stable.

Tottori Hakurou High School
Shido Tennoji (天王寺獅童, Tennoji Shido)
Voiced by: Ryota Takeuchi[9] (Japanese); Daman Mills[8] (English)
Senior at Tottori Hakurou, he is the current high school yokozuna and known under the epithet of "Dōjigiri Yasutsuna" (童子切安綱). Hinomaru admires him, and even imitated some of his moves. His sister, Saki, is the manager of the school's sumo club. As a professional sumo wrestler, he uses his epithet Dōjigiri Yasutsuna as his shikona and is affiliated with the Nagato stable.
Akihira Kano (加納彰平, Kano Akihara)
Voiced by: Toshiki Masuda[9] (Japanese); Kyle Phillips[8] (English)
A former student of Tottori Hakurou High School and Eigadai University and former member of both schools' sumo clubs. He is currently a professional sumo wrestler affiliated with the Asahigawa Stable and uses the shikona Ōkanehira (大包平).
Shintarou Enoki (榎木晋太郎, Enoki Shintarou)
Voiced by: Atsushi Tamaru (Japanese); Dallas Reid[8] (English)
He met Tennoji during his junior high school days and they trained in the same dojo together. He has a black belt in aikido and utilizes aikido in his sumo. He once tried to quit from the dojo due to his lack of skills, but Tennoji noticed his strong wrists, unique frontal defense and quick recovery after taking a fall, and then advised Enoki to refine his aikido skills instead of directly using sumo skills in a match.
Saki Tennōji (天王寺 咲, Tennoji Saki)
Voiced by: Anna Yamaki (Japanese); Jill Harris[8] (English)
Manager of the Tottori Hakurou sumo club and younger sister of Shido. She often hangs out at Shibakiyama Stable on her days off, and met Hinomaru there during his trial-run. After witnessing his skill, she becomes overly eager to see how he will perform against her brother in the tournament.
Batomf Batbayar (バトムンフ・バトバヤル, Batomufu Batobayaru)
Voiced by: Genki Okawa (Japanese); Shawn Gann[8] (English)
Nicknamed "Bat", he is a freshman transfer student from Mongolia who joined Tottori Hakurou High School. He has trained in Mongolian wrestling since he was 6 years old and has won a Naadam before moving to Japan. As a professional, he is affiliated with the Shibakiyama stable and is known under the shikona Hakurō Shō (白狼 昇).

Kanazawakita High School
Tenma Hikage (日景典馬, Hikage Tenma)
Voiced by: Yoshimasa Hosoya[9] (Japanese); Gabe Kunda[8] (English)
A giant sumo wrestler at over 2 m tall and 119 kg. He is known for his quick and strong throwing moves and even more powerful open palm strikes. He openly admits he is addicted to manga and enjoys learning about history. He is also obsessed with cleaning and despises all insects. He is known under the epithet "Ōdenta Mitsuyo" (大典太 光世) and also uses the epithet as his shikona in his career as a professional sumo wrestler.
Ryou Aizawa (相沢亮, Aizawa Ryou)
Voiced by: Taro Kiuchi (Japanese); Derick Snow[8] (English)
A senior of Kanazawakita High School, he serves as the captain of the Kanzawakita High School sumo team.
Ryuuji Yonemura (米村竜二, Yonemura Ryuuji)
Voiced by: Shōya Ishige (Japanese); Garret Storms[8] (English)
A senior of Kanazawakita High School. He is sometimes annoyed by Tenma's behavior.
Takumi Sera (瀬良拓海, Sera Takumi)
Voiced by: Taku Yashiro (Japanese); Seth Magill[8] (English)
A second year student of Kanazawakita High School. He is the mood maker of the team and has a bright and friendly personality.

Shibakiyama Stable
Akio Shibakiyama (柴木山 明雄, Shibakiyama Akio)
Voiced by: Hozumi Gōda[9] (Japanese); Jeremy Inman[3] (English)
The stablemaster of Shibakiyama Stable, he is a former sekiwake known for the intense training at his stable. When he was active, he obtained a kinboshi for defeating Yamatokuni. He is a former student of Shunkai, and was known as an undersized and aggressive wrestler with a straight-on style, just like Hinomaru. He too dreamed of becoming a yokozuna despite his size, and offers to let Hinomaru join his stable when he is ready to go pro.
Norihiro Saenoyama (冴ノ山紀洋, Saenoyama Norihiro)
Voiced by: Tarusuke Shingaki[9] (Japanese); J. Michael Tatum[3] (English)
The west maegashira no. 9, he is the strongest member of Shibakiyama Stable. He is known for his flexible limbs and one-punch takedowns. He fights with a 'be like water' mantra, to adapt and then deal decisive blows. He criticizes Hinomaru's fiery temper and style, and worries that he has very little defensive skill.
Takuya Terahara (寺原 拓哉, Terahara Takuya)
Voiced by: Tetsuya Kakihara[9] (Japanese); David Matranga[3] (English)
A sumo wrestler of the Shibakiyama Stable. He took third in the Kantō region's newcomer tournament three years ago. He goes to watch Odachi High compete in the Chiba Preliminaries of the Inter High Tournament alongside Shibakiyama.

Other characters
Keiko Nazuka (名塚 景子)
A reporter for Gekkan Sumo Dō (月刊相撲道) magazine. She has a lot of knowledge about sumo and a particular interest in Hinomaru's generation of National Treasures. She attends every tournament with her photographer co-worker Toshio Miyazaki (宮崎 敏夫), who can gauge a wrestler's strength just by looking at them through the viewfinder of his camera.
Shunkai Tokio (駿海 登喜雄, Shunkai Tokio)
Voiced by: Kazuhiko Inoue[9] (Japanese); Mark Stoddard[8] (English)
Real name Tokio Ogawa (尾川 登喜雄), is a retired professional sumo wrestler and former yokozuna affiliated with the Nagato Stable. Despite being over 70 years old he is 184 cm tall and 136 kg.

Media

Manga

Written and illustrated by Kawada, Hinomaru Sumo began serialization in Weekly Shōnen Jump on May 26, 2014.[10] A crossover chapter between the series and Tadatoshi Fujimaki's Kuroko's Basketball, with a script written by Ichirō Takahashi, was published in the magazine on November 9, 2015.[11] Kawada was formerly an assistant to Fujimaki on Kuroko's Basketball.[12] The final chapter of Hinomaru Sumo was published on July 22, 2019,[13][14] and an epilogue was published on October 4 on the Shōnen Jump+ platform.[15] Shueisha compiled its individual chapters into twenty-eight tankōbon volumes between September 2014 and December 2019. They began to simulpublish the series in English on the website and app Manga Plus in January 2019.[16]

Volume list
No.Release date ISBN
1 September 4, 2014[17]978-4-08-880254-1
2 November 4, 2014[18]978-4-08-880255-8
3 February 4, 2015[19]978-4-08-880305-0
4 April 3, 2015[20]978-4-08-880334-0
5 July 3, 2015[21]978-4-08-880428-6
6 September 4, 2015[22]978-4-08-880464-4
7 November 4, 2015[23]978-4-08-880501-6
8 February 4, 2016[24]978-4-08-880606-8
9 April 4, 2016[25]978-4-08-880653-2
10 July 4, 2016[26]978-4-08-880688-4
11 September 2, 2016[27]978-4-08-880778-2
12 November 4, 2016[28]978-4-08-880808-6
13 February 3, 2017[29]978-4-08-881003-4
14 April 4, 2017[30]978-4-08-880688-4
15 June 2, 2017[31]978-4-08-881176-5
16 September 4, 2017[32]978-4-08-881203-8
17 November 2, 2017[33]978-4-08-881222-9
18 January 4, 2018[34]978-4-08-881319-6
19 March 2, 2018[35]978-4-08-881360-8
20 May 2, 2018[36]978-4-08-881410-0
21 August 3, 2018[37]978-4-08-881536-7
22 October 4, 2018[38]978-4-08-881587-9
23 December 4, 2018[39]978-4-08-881664-7
24 February 4, 2019[40]978-4-08-881721-7
25 May 2, 2019[41]978-4-08-881830-6
26 July 4, 2019[42]978-4-08-881879-5
27 October 4, 2019[43]978-4-08-882078-1
28 December 4, 2019[44]978-4-08-882140-5

Anime
Main article: List of Hinomaru Sumo episodes

The first four chapters of Hinomaru Sumo received a "vomic" adaptation for the television show Vomic TV, and aired on Animax between February 4 and 28, 2015. The program adds voice actors, sound effects and background music to the manga pages.[1]

A 24-episode anime television series adaptation by Gonzo aired from October 5, 2018 to March 29, 2019.[45][46] Crunchyroll simulcast the series, while Funimation produced an English dub.[47] The first opening theme is "Fire Ground" by Official Hige Dandism, and the first ending theme is "Hiizuru Basho" (日出ズル場所) by Omedetai Atama de Nani Yori.[48] The second opening theme is "Be the Naked" by Lead, and the second ending theme is "Sakura Sake" (桜咲け) by Yamada Yoshida.[7]

Novels

Atarō Kuma wrote a novel adaptation of Hinomaru Sumo titled Hinomaru Sumo Shijūhatte (火ノ丸相撲 四十八手), that was published on February 4, 2016.[49] Two more novels in the series were published on November 2, 2017 and October 4, 2018.[50][51]

Reception

Volume 1 reached 40th place on the weekly Oricon manga charts and, as of September 7, 2014, had sold 19,924 copies;[52] volume 3 reached 20th place and, as of February 8, 2015, had sold 27,002 copies.[53]

In November 2014, Weekly Shōnen Jump sponsored a professional sumo match for the first time ever during the November tournament and had their banner feature Hinomaru Ushio. The match, and money, was won by yokozuna Hakuhō Shō.[54] Kawada and Hinomaru Sumo collaborated with the Japan Sumo Association to design special goods and merchandise sold during the May 2016 tournament.[55]

In February 2015, Kadokawa Corporation's entertainment magazine Entermix placed Hinomaru Sumo at number 15 on their 2014 Kore Yonde Manga Ranking list, which polled 3,000 bookstore employees.[56] The series was listed 14th on Honya Club's Zenkoku Shotenin ga Eranda Osusume Comic 2015, which polled 2,360 bookstore employees for their favorite manga with less than five volumes.[57] Hinomaru Sumo came in 5th place in the Tsugini Kuru Manga Awards 2015, which are held by Kadokawa's Da Vinci magazine and Niconico.[58] It was also nominated for Best Shōnen Manga at the 39th Kodansha Manga Awards.[59]

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