Grander Musashi Anime 29
Stephanie Dejoode
I've been trying to track down the anime Super Fishing Grander Musashi with english subs, but I'm hitting a wall. I've found 8 episodes in appalling quality, but they had english subs at least. But no more exist in that collection from what I can see. I've got all 25 episodes in 480p rips, which are much better quality but they are only Japanese audio and have no subs.
At the moment this is one of my favorite shows. I know its a anime about fishing ( and that can sound a little corny ) and its kind of odd but its got some great messages behind and the story.'wish there was a dub of this and not just some hard to find fan sub.
Grander Musashi follows the story of a young boy, Musashi, moving from his home in Tokyo to country-side. There, he makes friend with Mio and Suguru, who are the fellow students, among other fishermen, and learns to master the art of fishing. Musashi finds out later that there's an evil organization which uses dirty and cruel tricks in fishing, and ends up having to duel with its members in order to stop them. Began with a manga which ran from 1996 to 2000. Had a short-lived anime which lasted for about 25 episodes. There was a sequel series called Grander Musashi RV, which ran for 39 episodes. The sequel tells the story of "Legenders", the legendary lures that is believeed one who get ahold of them will be the greatest grander in the world. Musashi and his friends set out their journey to find them while having to battle with other skillful rivals who are also looking for the Legenders.
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