AniWorthMajor S4
Introduction
Having finished high school, Gorou Honda sets his sights on becoming a professional baseball player. His dreams are much more ambitious than becoming a Japanese Baseball League player, so he instead decides to move to the birthplace of his beloved sport, America, in order to play in the Major League.
However, Gorou finds that the Major League players are much faster, stronger, and more driven than he is. Nonetheless, he is eager to catch up with them. In order to do so, Gorou must first conquer the ranks of the Minor League, where numerous skilled players compete in the grueling rise to the Majors.
Gorou learns that he will have to adapt to the stark differences of American culture and push himself to new extremes as his race to join the Major League begins.
[Written by MAL Rewrite]
Audience ratings
MyAnimeList / Tenrai : 8.18/10 · 43159
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| 3/10 | 94 |
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Audience reviews
4 · Sample from the first available page, separate from the total number of ratings.
KrenZane
*Yet to be a homerun, but perhaps a successful two-bases-traversed at-bat*
(Written last November 26, 2022)
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What an absolutely major step-up from the past seasons. Finally, the package is starting to unravel the fresher parts of the storyline, a reward from settling down on rock bottom for 50+ episodes.
In America (in Bandit Keith's voice) a new colosseum of dreams where sweaty baseball athletes equipped with balls and gloves on hand to seize and crush ambitions replace the gladiators of the past. All the same, the arena is a cornucopia feasted by the masses. That was one thing that struck to me this season: the sheer entertainment and marketing value baseball as a sport possesses especially for the professionals. To not let that lead one astray in-game and off was something I admire…
Read at the sourceLeozin7
The fouth season of Major continues with the good work do in the last season, but a little better.
STORY(72): A common story, but works, and talk about nice and important themes
ART(49): Yeah, Major have problems yet, the animation is of low profile, but is enough.
SOUND(71): This season was the better in sound, have the better Intro and music put in good points.
CHARACTERS(64): The development of characters was very good, how the sucess and fails are trated by the story, we see Goro have sucess, but we see to players that don´t get her dreams, but is normal, happens, and the anime know, and work with this.
OVERALL (65): Best Season until now, the out of last director, do good for Major.
Read at the sourceImRingo
***This is a spoiler free review***
One sport that I have never had a particular enjoyment for is baseball. Growing up in the United States usually equates to someone loving America's past time and with the help of Major it might have worked. Major is split up into 6 different seasons and each one has a different tone and way of progressing the story. It is common to hear that Major Season 1 and Major Season 3 are the favorites but Season 4 is usually left out.
Story: 7/10
The previous installments of Major involves Goro, our baseball protagonist, trying to climb many hurdles of challenges that he faces on a daily basis. His goal is to play against a certain someone and to become the best baseball player possible. The way the animation studio relayed this to the audience is by placing…
Read at the sourceMargixx
“Follow your dreams, as it takes all for it”
Once again another great season of major has been made with another story to begin with. A well made anime with a little comedy and drama on it. You may look at this season as an appetizer like the 1st and 2nd season because of the story hanging at the end of it.
Most of the episodes are like a tale that gives some entertainment but the point is that some of them are an annoyance with the main plot that decreases the enjoyment of it.
Story:
Just like the first impression about it, I’m a bit upset that the enjoyment of some of the episodes doesn’t connect with the main plot, a high - low feature. Another disappointment is that there are so many plots that ended up quickly without being shown step by step, but even though some of them gives a…
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