One Outs

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ون أوتس (باليابانية: ワンナウツ، بالروماجي: Wannautsu) هي سلسلة مانغا يابانية من تأليف ، نشرت من 1998 إلى 2006، في مجلة ، وتكونت من 20 مجلدًا، اقتبست إلى أنمي تلفزيوني من قبل استوديو مادهاوس، عرض الأنمي في7 أكتوبر عام 2008 حتى 31 مارس عام 2009، على تلفزيون نيبون، وتكون من 25 حلقة. rdf:langString

One Outs (ワンナウツ Wannautsu?) es una serie de manga japonés de béisbol escrita por , originalmente serializada en la revista de manga seinen Business Jump desde 1998 a 2006. Tuvo un relanzamiento en la revista Business Jump del 1 de octubre de 2008. Se hizo una adaptación al anime realizado por la compañía Madhouse que comenzó su transmisión el 7 de octubre de 2008. rdf:langString

One Outs (ワンナウツ, Wannautsu) est un manga sur le baseball écrit par Shinobu Kaitani et publié à l'origine dans le magazine de seinen Business Jump de 1998 à 2006 publication a repris dans Business Jump à partir du 1er octobre 2008. Une adaptation en anime de 25 épisodes, réalisée par Madhouse, est diffusée à la télévision entre octobre 2008 et mars 2009. rdf:langString

One Outs (stylized as ONE OUTS) is a Japanese baseball-themed manga series written and illustrated by Shinobu Kaitani. It was originally serialized in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Business Jump from 1998 to 2006, followed by a short-term sequel, One Outs: Miwaku no All-Star-hen, from 2008 to 2009. An anime television series adaptation produced by Madhouse and directed by Yuzo Sato aired on Nippon TV from October 2008 to April 2009. rdf:langString

One Outs (bahasa Jepang: ワンナウツ Hepburn: Wannautsu) adalah sebuah seri manga bisbol Jepang karya yang awalnya diserialisasikan dalam majalah manga seinen dari 1998 sampai 2006 dan dari 2008 sampai 2009. Sebuah adaptasi anime diproduksi oleh Madhouse dan mengisahkan bagian tengah volume 10 dari manga tersebut yang disiarkan dari 7 Oktober 2008 sampai 31 Maret 2009. rdf:langString

『ONE OUTS』（ワンナウツ）は、甲斐谷忍の野球漫画。サブタイトルは「Nobody wins, but I!」。集英社の「ビジネスジャンプ」1998年24号から2006年18号まで連載され、その後、後述のアニメ化に伴い、2008年10月1日発売のビジネスジャンプ誌上にて「ONE OUTS 疑惑のオールスター戦編」として短期集中連載された。単行本は全20巻（本編が19巻まで。疑惑のオールスター戦編が20巻となる）。 2008年10月より2009年3月までテレビアニメが放送された。 rdf:langString

One Outs (ワンナウツ Wannautsu?) è una serie di manga giapponese di baseball di originariamente serializzato nel periodico di manga seinen Business Jump dal 1998 al 2006. È stato rilanciato su Business Jump il 1º ottobre 2008. Il 7 ottobre 2008, grazie alla Madhouse divenne anche un anime ma è piuttosto diverso dal manga. rdf:langString

«One Outs» (яп. ワンナウツ Ваннауцу, неофиц. рус. «Один на вылет») — манга , публиковавшаяся в Business Jump с 1998 по 2006 год. Была перезапущена 1 октября 2008 года. Студия Madhouse выпустила по манге одноимённый аниме-сериал. Главный герой — Тоа Токути (яп. 渡久地東亜 Токути То:а) — талантливый питчер, попадающий в профессиональную бейсбольную команду Ликаонс. rdf:langString

《ONE OUTS》是日本漫畫家甲斐谷忍創作的日本漫畫作品，正式標題是《ONE OUTS Nobody wins, but I!》。於集英社的漫畫雜誌《Business Jump》1998年24號至2006年18號期間進行連載。單行本全19卷。電視動畫從2008年10月起開始播放。伴随動畫版的播出，在2008年10月1日發售的《Business Jump》上開始短期集中連載《ONE OUTS 疑惑的全明星賽篇》，其後作爲漫畫第20卷來發行。台灣於2010年1月開始發行DVD，譯為《鬼影投手ONE OUTS》。 rdf:langString

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rdf:langString The Blue Mars catcher realises that Tokuchi knows about the fake knuckleballs. The Lycaons take the lead. The owner's plan to clear the amount Tokuchi has earned is explained. It is then set into motion when Tokuchi goes to bat. Tokuchi retaliates in an unexpected way. The episode ends with Tokuchi lying on the ground.

rdf:langString Tokuchi's plan is accidentally revealed. Williams is sent to pitch in the final inning. Tokuchi has a plan to counter the fake knuckleball and goes to bat. At the end of the episode, he manages to steal up to second base.

rdf:langString The 4th inning ends with the Lycaons in the lead by one point. The Mariners underestimate Tokuchi, thinking he'll have trouble pitching in the rain. Instead, he turns it to his advantage. The game ends with the mariners forfeiting the match, and the Lycaons winning.

rdf:langString The player, Yoshida, plays excellently. Tokuchi becomes tired and pitches a dead ball. Yoshida takes over him. The Lycaons win the game. Four more conditions are added to Tokuchi's contract. The next game they play is against a very strong team, the Mariners. He pitches first and walks the first two batters, an unexpected action.

rdf:langString The Lycaons are up against the Bugaboos. The Bugaboos have a new team manager, one who is known as Shirooka the Strategist. In the midst of the game, Tokuchi is placed in an unexpected position in defense. Then, Manager Shirooka sends out a new player, Johnson, who is a very fast runner.

rdf:langString The Lycaons are shocked and become discouraged when the Blue Mars tie them. The manager Mihara tries to lift their spirits. The Lycaons end up losing to the Blue Mars in the first game. Tokuchi states that he can pitch the deceiving knuckleballs, and then shows the team why the pitches are fake knuckleballs. The team becomes angry when they know that the BlueMars were cheating.

rdf:langString Tokuchi discovers the weakness in Johnson's defense. Tokuchi's plan to stop Johnson is set into motion. However, Tokuchi has another plan in addition. The plan works. Later, when the Bugaboos are attacking at the ninth inning, Johnson taunts Tokuchi and Tokuchi decides to battle it out with Johnson. Tokuchi wins the battle and the Lycaons win the game. The episode ends with Tokuchi saying that the real battle will be tomorrow.

rdf:langString Kojima is in his last year in the major league and has never won a championship. He and a few teammates go on a training camp to practice. Their only pitcher injures his finger and can no longer pitch to Kojima. The remaining teammates feel bad and begin to search for a new pitcher quickly. Who they find and where they find this new pitcher is not where they had expected.

rdf:langString Kojima lets himself get hit in order not to lose. He gets Tokuchi to join the Lycaons. Tokuchi negotiates an astounding contract that looks very much to be in his disadvantage with the Owner of the Lycaons. The Owner is shocked when he receives news of the amount he is to pay Tokuchi after the pre-season game, which is the first game Tokuchi plays in. In the second game, which is against the Fingers, Tokuchi retires all the batters.

rdf:langString Johnson successfully steals home while Tokuchi is the pitcher, and Tokuchi has given up his first run as a professional. Tokuchi talks to the team about the way to stop Johnson. Tokuchi bats near the end of the episode.

rdf:langString The manager listens to Tokuchi. Tokuchi does something without the manager's knowledge that enables them to get a point. The Lycaons manage to take the lead. The Owner has a plan to get Tokuchi's earnings to disappear.

rdf:langString Johnson is the leadoff batter for the third game. Tokuchi is sent to pitch while Johnson is at third base. Tokuchi intimidates the batter. Shirooka decides to change the strategy. Tokuchi is making errors at his position at first base. Another strategy to stop Johnson is carried out. However, Shirooka carries out a plan to counter it.

rdf:langString Takami realises Tokuchi's weakness-his stamina. Tokuchi is forced to push himself. The game goes past the 9th inning. Kojima decides to bat. Tokuchi tells Kojima something. Kojima manages to hit the pitch. The Lycaons win the game. The next game against the Mariners, the Mariners' batters are able to hit Tokuchi's pitches. Takami suspects that Tokuchi has a plan, and at the end of the episode, manages to figure it out.

rdf:langString The Lycaons play against the Eagles. There is a bribed player within their midst. Tokuchi tells the player to stop playing. The Lycaons are now at a disadvantage, but fight to get the points. Tokuchi allows the player to return at the end of the episode.

rdf:langString Two out of the Mariners' three strong batters are retired by Tokuchi. Takami notices an oddity about Tokuchi's fastballs and explains to his team why it's different. With what Takami has advised them to do, they start to hit the fastballs, but they have yet to score. Tokuchi does something unexpected and Takami is struck out at the third pitch.

rdf:langString The One Outs battle between Kojima and Toa Tokuchi does not end according to Kojima's wishes, leading him to seek enlightenment to beat Toa in the mountains. Kojima returns and rechallenges Toa Tokuchi, betting his pro career against Toa's arm.

rdf:langString Tokuchi plays for time while the Mariners rush to reach the fifth inning. When it's the Mariners's turn to defend, Tokuchi tells his team to tie with the Mariners. They manage to do so.

rdf:langString Tokuchi is uninjured. He goes back to the mound to pitch. The Blue Mars try to frame him. The batter that accused Tokuchi finds the tables turned, and in order to avoid the Blue Mars being found of cheating, Tokuchi tells him to kneel down as an apology. The Lycaons go on to win the game and are no longer last place. But this is just the beginning. The aim is the championship.

rdf:langString Tokuchi, Ideguchi and Kojima continue to search for the way the Blue Mars are stealing the Lycaons's signs. Tokuchi discovers the trick behind their shady signal. Tokuchi goes off to turn their sign stealing against them. Since the manager is unwilling to listen to Tokuchi, Tokuchi finds a way to convince manager Mihara.

rdf:langString Tokuchi shifts the outfielders defending positions. Tokuchi intimidates the batters. Shirooka realises that Tokuchi is really a terrifying person. The episode ends with the game going into extra innings.

rdf:langString Tokuchi suggests changing signs. In the second game, yet the Blue Mars are still able to hit the pitches. Ideguchi realises that their signs are being stolen. At the end of the episode, Tokuchi states that they are being wiretapped.

rdf:langString Tokuchi explains why he was so sure his plan would work. Tokuchi tells Kojima there is a simpler way to defeat Johnson, and the method is shown when Kojima watches the game where the Bugaboos go against Blue Mars, the Lycaons next opponent. The owner of the Lycaons talk with a mysterious person. Tokuchi attends the briefing on the BlueMars. Tokuchi stays back and watches the video, and says to Kojima that the Blue Mars are cheaters. In the game, though the Lycaons were leading, the Blue Mars caught up.

rdf:langString Game 3 in a 3 game series between the Lycaons and the Bugaboos has entered extra innings with the score tied 0-0. Tokuchi uses the manager Mihara Yuuzaburou's desire to win this game to break the owner's hold over the manager. With the manager no longer obeying every order that is given to him by the owner, Tokuchi is free to pitch the remainder of the game against the order of the owner. Tokuchi uses the rest of the game to break down every aspect of Johnson's game showing that nothing about him is to be feared, not his batting ability or his speed. The Lycaons go on to win the game 1-0 thus winning the series against the Bugaboos, 2-1.

rdf:langString Tokuchi states that they have been wiretapped. He realises where the wiretap is. The assistant manager for the BlueMars is revealed. The Lycaons manage to lessen the point difference.

rdf:langString Tokuchi tells Ideguchi that their signs are being stolen. Tokuchi, Kojima and Ideguchi search for the signal that tell the BlueMars the Lycaons's signs. Tokuchi decides to use the Blue Mars sign stealing against them.

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rdf:langString ون أوتس (باليابانية: ワンナウツ، بالروماجي: Wannautsu) هي سلسلة مانغا يابانية من تأليف ، نشرت من 1998 إلى 2006، في مجلة ، وتكونت من 20 مجلدًا، اقتبست إلى أنمي تلفزيوني من قبل استوديو مادهاوس، عرض الأنمي في7 أكتوبر عام 2008 حتى 31 مارس عام 2009، على تلفزيون نيبون، وتكون من 25 حلقة.

rdf:langString One Outs (ワンナウツ Wannautsu?) es una serie de manga japonés de béisbol escrita por , originalmente serializada en la revista de manga seinen Business Jump desde 1998 a 2006. Tuvo un relanzamiento en la revista Business Jump del 1 de octubre de 2008. Se hizo una adaptación al anime realizado por la compañía Madhouse que comenzó su transmisión el 7 de octubre de 2008.

rdf:langString One Outs (ワンナウツ, Wannautsu) est un manga sur le baseball écrit par Shinobu Kaitani et publié à l'origine dans le magazine de seinen Business Jump de 1998 à 2006 publication a repris dans Business Jump à partir du 1er octobre 2008. Une adaptation en anime de 25 épisodes, réalisée par Madhouse, est diffusée à la télévision entre octobre 2008 et mars 2009.

rdf:langString One Outs (stylized as ONE OUTS) is a Japanese baseball-themed manga series written and illustrated by Shinobu Kaitani. It was originally serialized in Shueisha's seinen manga magazine Business Jump from 1998 to 2006, followed by a short-term sequel, One Outs: Miwaku no All-Star-hen, from 2008 to 2009. An anime television series adaptation produced by Madhouse and directed by Yuzo Sato aired on Nippon TV from October 2008 to April 2009.

rdf:langString One Outs (bahasa Jepang: ワンナウツ Hepburn: Wannautsu) adalah sebuah seri manga bisbol Jepang karya yang awalnya diserialisasikan dalam majalah manga seinen dari 1998 sampai 2006 dan dari 2008 sampai 2009. Sebuah adaptasi anime diproduksi oleh Madhouse dan mengisahkan bagian tengah volume 10 dari manga tersebut yang disiarkan dari 7 Oktober 2008 sampai 31 Maret 2009.

rdf:langString 『ONE OUTS』（ワンナウツ）は、甲斐谷忍の野球漫画。サブタイトルは「Nobody wins, but I!」。集英社の「ビジネスジャンプ」1998年24号から2006年18号まで連載され、その後、後述のアニメ化に伴い、2008年10月1日発売のビジネスジャンプ誌上にて「ONE OUTS 疑惑のオールスター戦編」として短期集中連載された。単行本は全20巻（本編が19巻まで。疑惑のオールスター戦編が20巻となる）。 2008年10月より2009年3月までテレビアニメが放送された。

rdf:langString One Outs (ワンナウツ Wannautsu?) è una serie di manga giapponese di baseball di originariamente serializzato nel periodico di manga seinen Business Jump dal 1998 al 2006. È stato rilanciato su Business Jump il 1º ottobre 2008. Il 7 ottobre 2008, grazie alla Madhouse divenne anche un anime ma è piuttosto diverso dal manga.

rdf:langString «One Outs» (яп. ワンナウツ Ваннауцу, неофиц. рус. «Один на вылет») — манга , публиковавшаяся в Business Jump с 1998 по 2006 год. Была перезапущена 1 октября 2008 года. Студия Madhouse выпустила по манге одноимённый аниме-сериал. Главный герой — Тоа Токути (яп. 渡久地東亜 Токути То:а) — талантливый питчер, попадающий в профессиональную бейсбольную команду Ликаонс.

rdf:langString 《ONE OUTS》是日本漫畫家甲斐谷忍創作的日本漫畫作品，正式標題是《ONE OUTS Nobody wins, but I!》。於集英社的漫畫雜誌《Business Jump》1998年24號至2006年18號期間進行連載。單行本全19卷。電視動畫從2008年10月起開始播放。伴随動畫版的播出，在2008年10月1日發售的《Business Jump》上開始短期集中連載《ONE OUTS 疑惑的全明星賽篇》，其後作爲漫畫第20卷來發行。台灣於2010年1月開始發行DVD，譯為《鬼影投手ONE OUTS》。

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