The best episode directed by Masami Hata is "For the Sake of Tomorrow! Part 1", rated 10/10 from 1 user votes. It was "written by Osamu Dezaki". "For the Sake of Tomorrow! Part 1" aired on 4/29/1970 and is rated 0.0 point(s) higher than their second highest rated, "Is it Time for the KO Gong Yet!?".
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Osamu Dezaki
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Osamu Dezaki
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Osamu Dezaki
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Osamu Dezaki
Mako and Sayuki are having their way with Takumi and the Eight-Six on Mt. Usui. As Takumi himself questions his ability to pull out a win, the racers approach the course’s toughest curve.
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Nobuaki Kishima
Ryosuke may already be a local legend, but he still drives like a man with something to prove. He’s determined to beat the very best racers Mt. Akina has to offer - and Takumi’s next on his list.
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Hiroshi Toda
Driving his new Three-Two, Takeshi goes head-to-head against Ryosuke on Mt. Akina. Meanwhile, Takumi offers Iketani a first-hand look at the thrill of riding in the Eight-Six.
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Nobuaki Kishima
Shingo arrives with the NightKids and he’s calling Takumi and the gang out. His demands: A Duct Tape Death Match against the Eight-Six.
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Hiroshi Toda
Adachi decides that she does want to spend time with Shimamura and builds up the courage to approach her again.
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Mayumi Morita
Kobayashi just dragged Endo into playing her favorite otome game with her! But if she’s an expert who knows all the spoilers, why does this playthrough feel kind of…different?
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Tomoko Konparu
Having left Daigo's domain, Dororo finds a statue of Fudo, one of the wisdom gods. But the statue is actually a demon that is harvesting humans' faces in an attempt to find one for itself.
Director: Masami Hata
Writer: Shigeru Murakoshi