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The brutal quest to be the best fighter in the world is a savage one and in a warrior’s life, victory and survival are often one and the same. Baki Hanma has bled for this dream, harnessing in his fists the passion for power that separates the real deal from the weak. But the battle is unending and there will be hell to pay.

Baki Hanma is a young man living in the shadow of his father, known to be the most famous fighter of the times and considered by most as the strongest being on the planet. Driven beyond endurance to better his elder no matter the cost, the pain, Baki forsakes his coach and his training, setting out on a quest. He goes to challenge the world’s most talented fighters and athletes in a variety of martial arts disciplines – karate, jiu-jitsu, boxing, kickboxing, wrestling, sumo, etc. Power, Speed, Technique.

This set contains the entire 48 episode series on 7 discs….over 1200 minutes of kick-butt action!

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“Being able to sustain the thrill of the fight across so many volumes isn’t an easy thing and a lot of series break under their own weight from it but Baki has the edge in brutality to it that sets it apart.” — AnimeonDVD.com

The complete Maximum Tournament is here!

Baki Hanma returns to the Supreme Fighting Circuit to defend his title against a sea of contenders. The quest to find the most supreme grappler in the world moves forward with unimaginable results.

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“Baki is the World Cup of fight anime. It’s pure action. There’s no false stakes, no false drama, no false motivation.” — www.aintitcool.com

Every warrior’s life is but a moment. And at least once in his life, that warrior wonders what it would be like to be the world’s best. It is this great unknown, this passion for power that drives the Grappler. Each must choose to throw all else aside to acheive their goal, or forever shrink into the shadows, their potential unfulfilled.

Feeling his training to be the strongest fighter in the world is going nowhere, Baki Hanma quits his program believing that the only coach he needs is himself. Baki stumbles on his first step into this new world. Will he learn from his errors and achieve his potential? Or will he forever disappear among the milions of fighters who never realized that one must crawl before one may walk?