History's Strongest Disciple Kenichi

Alternative titles: English: History's Strongest Disciple KenichiSynonyms: Shijou Saikyou no Deshi Kenichi, KenichiJapanese: 史上最強の弟子ケンイチ
Type: TV
Episodes: 50
Status: Finished airing
Airdate: 7 Oct, 2006 to 30 Sep, 2007
Genres: Action, Comedy, Martial Arts, School, Shounen
Duration: 00:25:00 per episode
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 and older

Synopsis

"Weak Legs" Shirahama Kenichi would rather spend his time reading self improvement books than fighting. However, when he finally gets up the courage to become strong and join his school's karate club he gets forced into a challenge from an upperclassmen who is trying to get him kicked out. He is about to give it all up until he falls for the mysterious new classmate, Furinji Miu. In order to become strong he undergoes rigorous training at the dojo she lives at, Ryouzanpaku. Here he learns from multiple masters their various martial arts such as karate and Muay Thai and combines them to create his own fighting style. After beating his upperclassmen he soon receives the attention of the powerful gang known as Ragnorak. He becomes backed into a corner and must fight his way out as he becomes stronger and stronger.

Characters and voice actors

	Miu Furinji Main	Tomoko Kawakami Japanese Carrie Savage English
	Kenichi Shirahama Main	Tomokazu Seki Japanese Josh Grelle English
	Berserker Supporting	Jouji Nakata Japanese
	Loki Supporting	Keiji Fujiwara Japanese
	Koga Supporting	Mayumi Yamaguchi Japanese Greg Ayres English
	Touchumaru Supporting
	Matsui Supporting
	Kamioka Supporting	Shigeru Shibuya Japanese
	Mizunoma Supporting
	Tsukaba Supporting
	Number 20 Supporting
	Shiratori Supporting
	Mizunuma Supporting
	Sensei Supporting
	Daimonji Supporting	Chris Ayres English
	Ryuto Asamiya Supporting	Ken Narita Japanese
	Yuma Chiaki Supporting	Naomi Kusumi Japanese
	Hayato Furinji Supporting	Arikawa Hiroshi Japanese R Bruce Elliott English
	Takashi Furukawa Supporting
	Ryuu Genson Supporting	Nobuyuki Hiyama Japanese
	Ma Ryou Hakubi Supporting
	Niijima Haruo Supporting	Takumi Yamazaki Japanese Todd Haberkorn English
	Apachai Hopachai Supporting	Hiroya Ishimaru Japanese Sonny Strait English
	Ogata Isshinsai Supporting	Akio Ohtsuka Japanese