Go! Go! Ackman (V-Jump Festival Anime) - Revision history

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	Following the actual [[V-Jump Festival]] event that July and August (in Tokyo and Osaka, respectively), a "[[V-Fes '94 Video]]" was released on VHS which compiled live footage from the event, commercials for games, as well as the full ''Go! Go! Ackman'' animated feature.		Following the actual [[V-Jump Festival]] event that July and August (in Tokyo and Osaka, respectively), a "[[V-Fes '94 Video]]" was released on VHS which compiled live footage from the event, commercials for games, as well as the full ''Go! Go! Ackman'' animated feature.

	'''~~TO DO~~: ~~AVAILABILITY~~ / ~~HOW TO PURCHASE~~'''		Applications to obtain the video were available within the October<ref>{{citation needed}}</ref> and November 1994<ref>"Vフェス’94オリジナルビヂオ応募者全員大サービス". ''V-Jump'', November 1994. Japan: Shueisha, 21 September 1994. (p. 195)</ref> issues of ''V-Jump'', and had to be received by '''21 October 1994''' in order to be fulfilled.

	===Anime Comic===		===Anime Comic===

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	The special's script was written by [[Takao Koyama]] with animation direction by [[Naoki Miyahara]], and was directed by [[Takahiro Imamura]].		The special's script was written by [[Takao Koyama]] with animation direction by [[Naoki Miyahara]], and was directed by [[Takahiro Imamura]].

	The animated feature adapts chapters 1, 3, 4, 6, and 7 of [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]].{{efn\|Presumably for runtime considerations, the adaptation leaves out chapters 2 and 5; as of the feature's debut, chapter 8 and onward wouldn't have been released yet to adapt.}}		The animated feature adapts chapters 1, 3, 4, 6, and 7 of [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]].{{efn\|Presumably for runtime considerations, the adaptation leaves out portions of those chapters, and then leaves out chapters 2 and 5 entirely; as of the feature's debut, chapter 8 and onward wouldn't have been released yet to adapt.}}

	==Event Background==		==Event Background==
	An initial "V-Jump Festival '91" (sometimes ~~shortened to~~ "Victory Festival" as ビクトリーフェスティバル or "V-Fes" as ブイフェス similar to later incarnations) was held by [[Shueisha]] — in conjunction with their new ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine and overall "Jump" brand of publications — '''08 August 1991''' in Osaka and '''10 August 1991''' in Tokyo.<ref>''V-Jump'', November 27th Issue, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' Special Edition (First Trial Run; Issue #3). Japan: Shueisha, 13 November 1991. (pp. 241-243)</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://famikonchuuken.blog.jp/archives/27788705.html\|Website=オヨブログ非売品ファミコンの謎\|Title="ファミコン「ドラゴンボールZII 激神フリーザ!!」メモリアルバージョンの謎"\|Date=02 June 2024\|AccessDate=01 October 2026}}</ref> While no major new animation products were produced for this event, it was the first major ''[[V-Jump]]''-branded event in Japan, coinciding with the original trial launch of the magazine, which spanned three issues across 1990 to 1991.		An initial "V-Jump Festival '91" (sometimes adapted as "Victory Festival" as ビクトリーフェスティバル or shortened to "V-Fes" as ブイフェス similar to later incarnations) was held by [[Shueisha]] — in conjunction with their new ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine and overall "Jump" brand of publications — '''08 August 1991''' in Osaka and '''10 August 1991''' in Tokyo.<ref>''V-Jump'', November 27th Issue, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' Special Edition (First Trial Run; Issue #3). Japan: Shueisha, 13 November 1991. (pp. 241-243)</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://famikonchuuken.blog.jp/archives/27788705.html\|Website=オヨブログ非売品ファミコンの謎\|Title="ファミコン「ドラゴンボールZII 激神フリーザ!!」メモリアルバージョンの謎"\|Date=02 June 2024\|AccessDate=01 October 2026}}</ref> While no major new animation products were produced for this event, it was the first major ''[[V-Jump]]''-branded event in Japan, coinciding with the original trial launch of the magazine, which spanned three issues across 1990 to 1991.

	Following the magazine's full monthly reboot publication in 1993, a revised event called [[V-Jump Festival]] ran from 1994 to 1999. During those years, the event was held first in Tokyo, and then again soon after in Osaka; for 1994 in particular, these respective event dates were '''28 July 1994''' and '''06 August 1994'''.<ref>{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=1994\|Month=August\|Date=21 June 1994\|Title="Vジャンプフェスティバル'94開催!"\|Page=p. 23}}</ref>		Following the magazine's full monthly reboot publication in 1993, a revised event called [[V-Jump Festival]] ran from 1994 to 1999. During those years, the event was held first in Tokyo, and then again soon after in Osaka; for 1994 in particular, these respective event dates were '''28 July 1994''' and '''06 August 1994'''.<ref>{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=1994\|Month=August\|Date=21 June 1994\|Title="Vジャンプフェスティバル'94開催!"\|Page=p. 23}}</ref>

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	* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.		* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.
	* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.		* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.
	* '''Medosa''' (メドサ ''Medosa''): Ackman's sister, also a demon. Unlike in [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]], she does not receive any speaking lines, and is only referred to as "Sister" (ねーちゃん ''Ne-chan'') in the animated feature.{{Her name was only revealed in chapter 9 of the original manga, which had not been released at the time of this feature's production.}}		* '''Medosa''' (メドサ ''Medosa''): Ackman's sister, also a demon. Unlike in [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]], she does not receive any speaking lines, and is only referred to as "Sister" (ねーちゃん ''Ne-chan'') in the animated feature.{{efn\|Her name was only revealed in chapter 9 of the original manga, which had not been released at the time of this feature's production.}}
	* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.		* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.
	* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.		* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.

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	* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.		* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.
	* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.		* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.
	* '''Great Demon King''' (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama''): Mentioned by name, but never seen.{{Like Ackman's sister's name, he does not appear until chapter 9 of the original manga, which had not been released at the time of this feature's production.}}		* '''Great Demon King''' (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama''): Mentioned by name, but never seen.{{efn\|Like Ackman's sister's name, he does not appear until chapter 9 of the original manga, which had not been released at the time of this feature's production.}}

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.		* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.
	* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.		* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.
	* '''Great Demon King''' (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama''): Mentioned by name, but never seen.		* '''Great Demon King''' (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama''): Mentioned by name, but never seen.{{Like Ackman's sister's name, he does not appear until chapter 9 of the original manga, which had not been released at the time of this feature's production.}}

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.		* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.
	* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.		* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.
	* '''~~Sister~~''' (~~ねーちゃん~~ ''~~Ne-chan~~''): Ackman's sister, also a demon. Unlike in [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]], she does not receive any speaking lines.		* '''Medosa''' (メドサ ''Medosa''): Ackman's sister, also a demon. Unlike in [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]], she does not receive any speaking lines, and is only referred to as "Sister" (ねーちゃん ''Ne-chan'') in the animated feature.{{Her name was only revealed in chapter 9 of the original manga, which had not been released at the time of this feature's production.}}
	* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.		* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.
	* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.		* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.

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	* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.		* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.
	* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.		* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.
			* '''Sister''' (ねーちゃん ''Ne-chan''): Ackman's sister, also a demon. Unlike in [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]], she does not receive any speaking lines.
	* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.		* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.
	* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.		* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.
	* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.		* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.
			* '''Great Demon King''' (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama''): Mentioned by name, but never seen.
	~~Ackman~~'~~s sister also appears, though (unlike the manga) she does not receive any speaking lines.~~

	~~The~~ Great Demon King (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama'') ~~is also mentioned~~ by name, but never seen.

	==Summary==		==Summary==

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	* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.		* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.

	Ackman's sister also appears, though (unlike the manga) she does not ~~appear with~~ any speaking lines.		Ackman's sister also appears, though (unlike the manga) she does not receive any speaking lines.

	The Great Demon King (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama'') is also mentioned by name, but never seen.		The Great Demon King (大魔王様 ''Daimaō-sama'') is also mentioned by name, but never seen.

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	* '''Ackman''' (アックマン ''Akkuman''): The "hero" of our story, a young (200 years old) demon looking to get out there and collect souls!		* '''Ackman''' (アックマン ''Akkuman''): The "hero" of our story, a young (200 years old) demon looking to get out there and collect souls!
	* '''Gordon''' (ゴードン ''Gōdon''): Ackman's winged, bat-like attendant.		* '''Gordon''' (ゴードン ''Gōdon''): Ackman's winged, bat-like attendant. Named only in the credits, though his name is given in dialogue in [[Go! Go! Ackman (1993 Manga)\|the original manga]].
	* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.		* '''Papa''' (パパ ''Papa''): Ackman's father, also a demon.
	* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.		* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.

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	==Event Background==		==Event Background==
	[[V-Jump Festival]] was ~~an event~~ held by [[Shueisha]] in conjunction with their ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine and overall "Jump" brand of publications, ~~running from 1994~~ (~~when~~, ~~following two trial periods over~~ the ~~course of 1990 to 1993,~~ ''V-Jump'' ~~then received a~~ full monthly reboot publication in 1993) to 1999. During those years, the event was held first in Tokyo, and then again soon after in Osaka; for 1994 in particular, these respective event dates were '''28 July 1994''' and '''06 August 1994'''<ref>{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=1994\|Month=August\|Date=21 June 1994\|Title="Vジャンプフェスティバル'94開催!"\|Page=p. 23}}</ref>.		An initial "V-Jump Festival '91" (sometimes shortened to "Victory Festival" as ビクトリーフェスティバル or "V-Fes" as ブイフェス similar to later incarnations) was held by [[Shueisha]] — in conjunction with their new ''[[V-Jump]]'' magazine and overall "Jump" brand of publications — '''08 August 1991''' in Osaka and '''10 August 1991''' in Tokyo.<ref>''V-Jump'', November 27th Issue, ''Weekly Shōnen Jump'' Special Edition (First Trial Run; Issue #3). Japan: Shueisha, 13 November 1991. (pp. 241-243)</ref><ref>{{Cite web\|URL=https://famikonchuuken.blog.jp/archives/27788705.html\|Website=オヨブログ非売品ファミコンの謎\|Title="ファミコン「ドラゴンボールZII 激神フリーザ!!」メモリアルバージョンの謎"\|Date=02 June 2024\|AccessDate=01 October 2026}}</ref> While no major new animation products were produced for this event, it was the first major ''[[V-Jump]]''-branded event in Japan, coinciding with the original trial launch of the magazine, which spanned three issues across 1990 to 1991.

			Following the magazine's full monthly reboot publication in 1993, a revised event called [[V-Jump Festival]] ran from 1994 to 1999. During those years, the event was held first in Tokyo, and then again soon after in Osaka; for 1994 in particular, these respective event dates were '''28 July 1994''' and '''06 August 1994'''.<ref>{{Cite magazine\|Mag=VJ\|Year=1994\|Month=August\|Date=21 June 1994\|Title="Vジャンプフェスティバル'94開催!"\|Page=p. 23}}</ref>

	V-Jump Festival ended with its 1999 event. Shueisha kicked off a larger event called [[Jump Festa]] later that year in December 1999 (dated for calendar year 2000), which continues to this day. With the launch of the magazine ''[[Saikyō Jump]]'' in 2010, V-Jump Festival as a sub-branded event was later spiritually reborn into [[Saikyō V-Jump Festa]] for 2012 and 2013, itself morphing into [[Jump Victory Carnival]] in 2014 (which, as with Jump Festa, still runs annually to this day).		V-Jump Festival ended with its 1999 event. Shueisha kicked off a larger event called [[Jump Festa]] later that year in December 1999 (dated for calendar year 2000), which continues to this day. With the launch of the magazine ''[[Saikyō Jump]]'' in 2010, V-Jump Festival as a sub-branded event was later spiritually reborn into [[Saikyō V-Jump Festa]] for 2012 and 2013, itself morphing into [[Jump Victory Carnival]] in 2014 (which, as with Jump Festa, still runs annually to this day).
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	* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.		* '''Mama''' (ママ ''Mama''): Ackman's mother, also a demon.
	* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.		* '''Angel''' (天使 ''Tenshi''): Ackman's primary opponent, though he doesn't pose much of a threat.
	* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.		* '''Yakimo Hedel''' (ヤキモ・ヘーデル ''Yakimo Hederu''): A champion fighter that the angel pays to fight Ackman in his place. It's possible that his name is taken from or influenced by fighters like [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lee_Hasdell Lee Hasdell] (リー・ハズデル), [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kimo_Leopoldo Kimo Leopoldo] (キモ・レオポルド), and/or Igor Yakimov (イゴール・ヤキモフ), widely known (including within Japan) during this time period.
	* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.		* '''Josephine Yamamoto''' (ジョセフィーヌ山本 ''Josefiinu Yamamoto''): Hired by the angel to dance for Ackman with a little ''sore, sore'' and a little ''swing, swing''.

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	Some time later, the angel has brought Ackman out to a fight: it will be him against some tall guy. This is the world champion Yakimo Hedel! Ackman isn't very impressed. The angel says it is going to cost him 10,000 yen a month for five whole years to have him kill Ackman — 600,00 yen in total! Ackman says he doesn't need to worry about the money, because there's no way he's going to win. The angel walks up and starts pointing his finger into Ackman, who just punches him in the face. Crying, he turns things over to his "master" here. Hedel performs a bunch of fighting motions on the ground and in the air, then grabs a boulder and crushes it with his bare hands. Without any expression at all, Ackman pulls out a gun and shoots him where he stands straight between the eyes. Hadel falls over as the angel rushes over to him. Ackman and his attendant slowly walk away when they suddenly start yelling — who left this here?! Ackman tries to regain his composure as they walk away, but the angel soon trails after them, finding a porn magazine left on the ground. He's finally found Ackman's weakness — and his nose bleeds as he flips through the magazine.		Some time later, the angel has brought Ackman out to a fight: it will be him against some tall guy. This is the world champion Yakimo Hedel! Ackman isn't very impressed. The angel says it is going to cost him 10,000 yen a month for five whole years to have him kill Ackman — 600,00 yen in total! Ackman says he doesn't need to worry about the money, because there's no way he's going to win. The angel walks up and starts pointing his finger into Ackman, who just punches him in the face. Crying, he turns things over to his "master" here. Hedel performs a bunch of fighting motions on the ground and in the air, then grabs a boulder and crushes it with his bare hands. Without any expression at all, Ackman pulls out a gun and shoots him where he stands straight between the eyes. Hadel falls over as the angel rushes over to him. Ackman and his attendant slowly walk away when they suddenly start yelling — who left this here?! Ackman tries to regain his composure as they walk away, but the angel soon trails after them, finding a porn magazine left on the ground. He's finally found Ackman's weakness — and his nose bleeds as he flips through the magazine.

	Some time later all over again, Ackman stands face-to-face with the angel again. This time, however, the angel says he knows Ackman's weakness, but Ackman says he has no such thing. The angel runs over to a boombox and turns it on and welcomes ~~Miss~~ Josephine Yamamoto to the stage! Josephine jumps out and begins dancing with a fan, tossing more clothes off along the way. The angel yells for Josephine to step it up a notch, and suddenly the bra comes off and tassels are flipping all over the place. Ackman turns blue and falls over backward; the angel picks him up, forces him to watch, and cheers Josephine on some more. The panties come off and... ''swing, swing''. Both the angel and Ackman have separate reactions: the angel realizes that Josephine is transgender{{efn\|The original Japanese term here both from the original manga chapter and this animation is "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_half new half]" (ニューハーフ ''nyūhāfu''), which comes with a whole lot of historical baggage along with its time-appropriate usage here. "Transgender" would indeed be a perfectly cromulent modern translation.}}, while Ackman simply turns around and knocks the angel to oblivion in retaliation. Josephine continues to dance, but runs off when Ackman yells for them to shut up. The angel reflects that Josephine seemed cheaper than expected for the services offered...		Some time later all over again, Ackman stands face-to-face with the angel again. This time, however, the angel says he knows Ackman's weakness, but Ackman says he has no such thing. The angel runs over to a boombox and turns it on and welcomes Josephine Yamamoto to the stage! Josephine jumps out and begins dancing with a fan, tossing more clothes off along the way. The angel yells for Josephine to step it up a notch, and suddenly the bra comes off and tassels are flipping all over the place. Ackman turns blue and falls over backward; the angel picks him up, forces him to watch, and cheers Josephine on some more. The panties come off and... ''swing, swing''. Both the angel and Ackman have separate reactions: the angel realizes that Josephine is transgender{{efn\|The original Japanese term here both from the original manga chapter and this animation is "[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_half new half]" (ニューハーフ ''nyūhāfu''), which comes with a whole lot of historical baggage along with its time-appropriate usage here. "Transgender" would indeed be a perfectly cromulent modern translation.}}, while Ackman simply turns around and knocks the angel to oblivion in retaliation. Josephine continues to dance, but runs off when Ackman yells for them to shut up. The angel reflects that Josephine seemed cheaper than expected for the services offered...

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	[[Akira Toriyama]]'s character designs<ref name="toriyamadesigns"></ref> are not acknowledged or credited within the feature itself — only his role as the original author / creator of the original work (原作) and the manga's serialization in ''[[V-Jump]]'' are credited.		[[Akira Toriyama]]'s character designs<ref name="toriyamadesigns"></ref> are not acknowledged or credited within the feature itself — only his role as the original author / creator of the original work (原作) and the manga's serialization in ''[[V-Jump]]'' are credited.

			==Erroneous Citations==

			Yakimo Hedel's name is often mistransliterated as "Yagimo" (either mishearing or confusing the キ ''ki'' for ギ ''gi'').

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