The appeal and reviews of DAN DOH!! - Exploring new possibilities for golf anime

DAN DOH!! - All-round review and recommendation

■ Public Media

TV anime series

■ Original Media

comics

■ Broadcast period

April 3, 2004 - September 25, 2004 TV Tokyo April 3, 2004 - September 25, 2004 (Episodes 1-26) Every Saturday 9:30-10:00

■Broadcasting station

TX

■Frequencies

half an hour

■ Number of Episodes

Episode 26

■Original Story

Original story collaboration: Shinichi Mikami, Yutaka Torimitsu (Shogakukan "Weekly Shonen Sunday" editorial department)

■ Director

Hidetoshi Ohmori

■ Production

・Animation production company: Tokyo Kids ・Production: TX, TV Tokyo Media Net, Horipro ・Supported by: Japan Junior Golfer Development Council (JGC)

■Works

©Nobuhiro Sakata, Daichi Banjo, Shogakukan / "DANDOH!!" Production Committee, TV Tokyo 2004

■Explanation

This is a full-scale golf animation depicting the exploits of Aoba Dando, a boy obsessed with becoming a professional golfer. The original is a hugely popular comic that has been serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday since 1995. In order to meet his mother, who lives away from him for some reason, Dando aims to become a professional golfer so that he can win high prize money. Despite facing various obstacles, such as cheating players and adults who make an enemy out of Dando, Dando tries his best in the games and pursues the fun of golf. Those around him are influenced by his behavior.

■Cast

・Aoba Dando/Kobayashi Yuu・Sunada Yuka/Hirayama Aya・Oike Kohei/Ichida Rie・Shinjo Itsuki/Nakahara Shigeru・Akano Takuya/Inada Toru・Kazama Ryuji/Noda Junko・Yokota Kengo/Shimura Tomoyuki・Ishigami Ichiro/Yabe Masashi・Ishigami Jiro/Tokida Hikaru・Aoba Kyoko (Dando's older sister)/Yamaguchi Akane・Aoba Shigemichi, James Mash/Tanaka Soichiro・Owner/Hamada Kenji・Narration/Ikeda Masanori

■ Main staff

・Original work: Nobuhiro Sakata, Daichi Banjo・Director, character design: Hidetoshi Omori・Series composition: Nobuo Kimura・Prop design: Mamiko Mizutani・Art director: Hirofumi Yoshikawa・Color design: Sanae Kimura・Director of photography: Hiroshi Kubo・Editor: Takashi Sakurai・Music: Yoko Shimomura・Sound director: Jun Watanabe・Producers: Fukushi Azuma, Shinsaku Hatta, Hiroyuki Ikeda・Animation production: Tokyo Kids・Production: TV Tokyo, TV Tokyo Media Net, Horipro

■ Main Characters

Aoba Dando A fifth-grade boy who quits baseball to be with his mother, who lives far away, and aims to become a professional golfer with a high prize money. He lives with his father, a former amateur golfer, and his older sister, who is a junior high school student.
Yuka Sunada is a classmate of Dando. She was on the same baseball team as Dando and played as a pitcher despite being a girl. However, when Dando aimed to become a professional golfer, she also started playing golf.
Kohei Oike is Dando's classmate and best friend. He was a strong hitter on the same baseball team as Dando, but like Dando and Yuka, he also aims to become a professional golfer.
A golf teacher who has high hopes for Dando and his friends' enthusiasm and talent. He was a professional golfer with the skills to win on the American tour, but he was involved in a traffic accident and retired, and now he is taking over his father's business.
Takuya Akano: A professional golfer who was on the verge of being permanently banned from the golf world after causing a problem, but after meeting Dando and Shinjo, his talent blossomed.

■Subtitle

・First shot/Dando's dream (2004/04/03)
・2nd shot/Championship (2004/04/10)
・Third shot/Yuka (2004/04/17)
・4th shot/missed shot (2004/04/24)
・5th shot/Nico ball (2004/05/01)
・6th shot/Yokota(2004/05/08)
・7th shot/Final round (2004/05/15)
・8th shot/Father (2004/05/22)
9th shot/6 iron (2004/05/29)
・10th shot/over the valley (2004/06/05)
・11th shot/Strong players gathering (2004/06/12)
・12th shot/The only one in the world (2004/06/19)
・13th shot: Light that reaches the heart (2004/06/26)
・14th shot/Man vs Man Duel (2004/07/03)
・15th stroke/disqualification (2004/07/10)
・16th shot/To Hokkaido (2004/07/17)
・17th shot/caddie (2004/07/24)
・18th shot/Favorite shot (2004/07/31)
・19th shot/challenge (2004/08/07)
・20th shot/Two in One (2004/08/14)
・21st shot/belief (2004/08/21)
・22nd shot/Taku (2004/08/28)
・23rd shot/trial (2004/09/04)
・24th shot/Female decide! (2004/09/11)
・25th shot/Kazama (2004/09/18)
・26th shot/In the light (2004/09/25)

■ Theme songs and music

・OP1
・Going on!
Lyrics: Jun Noda; Composition: Mitsuhiro Tada; Arrangement: Mitsuhiro Tada; Singer: Bullet77

・ED1
・WILD FLOWER ~Flowers are like a storm~
Lyrics: Jun Noda; Composition: Mitsuhiro Tada; Arrangement: Mitsuhiro Tada; Singer: Bullet77

・ED2
・Believe in love
Lyrics: Jun Noda; Composition: Mitsuhiro Tada; Arrangement: Mitsuhiro Tada; Singer: Bullet77

■Detailed evaluation

"DAN DOH!!" is a golf-themed anime series that aired on TV Tokyo in 2004. The series follows the story of a boy named Dando Aoba who aims to become a professional golfer in order to meet his mother. The series is based on a manga by Nobuhiro Sakata and Daichi Banjo, and was serialized in Weekly Shonen Sunday. The anime was directed by Hidetoshi Omori and produced by Tokyo Kids.

The greatest appeal of this anime is that it depicts the growth and friendship of young people through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of a young person through the sport of golf. Dando switches from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dream despite facing various obstacles. He is surrounded by friends who are just as passionate about golf, and strict but warm-hearted instructors, and Dando grows through his interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially in the scenes depicting Dando's efforts to meet his mother and the deepening bonds between his friends. The technical portrayal of golf is also realistic, making it enjoyable for beginners and advanced players alike. The anime production staff put a lot of effort into accurately recreating the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in a visually beautiful and realistic experience.

The character designs are also attractive, especially Dando's character, which makes him very easy to love. His friends also have strong personalities, so viewers can easily empathize with each character. The voice actors' performances are also excellent, especially the voice of Dando, played by Kobayashi Yu, which expresses his purity and passion well.

Music is also an important element that enhances the charm of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!" and the ending themes "WILD FLOWER ~Flowers have a storm as a metaphor~" and "Believe in love" are performed by the band Bullet77, and their youthful energy melody perfectly matches the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dando's attitude of chasing his dreams, and will inspire the viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.

Another feature of this anime is that it depicts the growth of young people through the sport of golf. Dundo has switched from baseball to golf, and continues to pursue his dreams despite the challenges he faces. Around him are friends who are also passionate about golf, as well as strict but warm mentors, and Dundo grows through interactions with them.

The story is consistently moving, especially when Dundo tries to meet his mother and deepens his bond with his peers, which will hit the hearts of viewers. The technical depictions of golf are also realistic, making it fun for beginners and advanced players. The anime production staff make a lot of effort to accurately replicate the rules and strategies of golf, resulting in visual beauty and reality.

The character designs are also attractive, and Dundo's characters in particular are very easy to love. His friends are also unique, and viewers will likely be able to sympathize with each character. The voice actors are also wonderful, and the voice of Dundo, played by Kobayashi Yu, in particular, expresses his purity and passion.

Music is also an important element that highlights the appeal of this anime. The opening theme "Going on!", the ending theme "WILD FLOWER: A Matching of a Storm" and "Believe in Love" are performed by a band called Bullet77, and the song that gives off a sense of the energy of youth is perfect for the atmosphere of the work. "Going on!" in particular is a powerful song that symbolizes Dundo's attitude towards pursuing dreams, and it inspires viewers.