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Burning Kabaddi is a Japanese kabaddi manga (Japanese comic books and graphic novels) series by Hajime Musashino is a brand new entry in the sports genre of anime.

 

It has been serialized on Shogakukan's Ura Sunday and MangaONE app by July 2015 and composed in seventeen tankōbon volumes. A television anime series adaptation by TMS Entertainment premiered on April 3, 2021, and seventeen books have got published. Burning Kabaddi might also encourage the young generation to participate actively in the indigenous sport of Kabaddi.

After the first episode, aired in April 2021, it became the world's first anime series based on a sport based in India.
 
The story spin around Tatsuya Yoigoshi, a former footballer who doesn't like sports, and got invited to join the kabaddi club at Noukin High School.
 
While Yoigoshi did not like the idea, sooner later, he develops an interest later watching a practice match and recognize the sport is not as bad as he was thinking it to be.
 
Twenty-four minutes for each With 12 episodes of Shakunetsu Kabadi(Burning Kabaddi in Dub) can safely consider as a significant milestone for the sport of Kabaddi, which is slowly gaining ground across the world.

 

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Burning Kabaddi has nominated for the 66th Shogakukan Manga Award in the shōnen category in 2020.

 

 

Tatsuya Yoigoshi, the former ace of the Junior High Soccer team, dislikes sport and does online live streaming.

Souma Azemichi invites him to join the Kabaddi club. After many tries, Yoigoshi finally agrees, only to see their practice. He goes to the Kabaddi Club with Souma and meets Vice-Captain Kei Iura, Shinji Date, and Kyouhei Misumi. After watching their practice match and getting amazed by Kabaddi, Iura gives him an offer - If he wins a One-on-one Match against Souma, he will be allowed to go, or lost the match, he has to join the match club. Yoigoshi accepts and, after a few practice matches, loses to Souma. According to the offer, he joins the club. Lura contacts Captain Masato Oujou to tell him about the new member.

 

 

Presently, as many as 40 countries play this sport. In the last World Cup, 12 countries competed, with India, Pakistan, Iran ending in the top 3.

 

While IPL is more exciting unmistakably, Pro Kabaddi League is fast advancing foot due to its raw Indian street game appeal.