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Aim for the Ace! Another Match 1988

★ 0.0/10 NR AnimationDrama 1 seasons · 13 eps Ended
Quick answer

What is Aim for the Ace! Another Match?

Aim for the Ace! Another Match is a television series that revolves around Hiromi Oka, a tennis player from Nishi High.

Type
TV series
Year
1988
Status
Ended
Episodes
13
Runtime
24 minutes
First aired
Jul 25, 1988
Last aired
Oct 25, 1988
Original language
JA
Origin
JP
Genres
Animation, Drama
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Overview

Aim for the Ace! Another Match is a television series that revolves around Hiromi Oka, a tennis player from Nishi High. Hiromi was previously mentored by a former tennis superstar and "demon" coach. This individual, who is now hospitalized, had a significant impact on Hiromi's tennis career. The series follows Hiromi as she navigates new challenges and continues to play tennis.

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Should you watch it?

“Hiromi fights on alone after her legendary coach collapses.”

Reasons to watch
  • Strong character growth
  • Intense tennis competition
  • Emotional storytelling
Keep in mind
  • Pacing can be uneven
  • Heavy emotional themes may affect some viewers

Watch it if you enjoy character-driven sports dramas about perseverance.

The series deals with serious themes like loss and personal struggle, suitable for mature audiences.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the main character?

The story follows Hiomi Oka, a high‑school tennis player.

What is the setting?

It is set in Japan and includes an international tournament in New York.

Who is Jin Munakata?

He is a former tennis superstar who serves as Hiomi’s demanding coach.

What challenge does Hiomi face?

When her coach is hospitalized, she must continue competing on her own.

Is the series a sports drama?

Yes, it blends tennis competition with personal and emotional struggles.