The “Baki” series engages readers with its vivid characters, extreme depiction of martial arts, and epic tale of father and son. Detailed explanations of martial arts techniques and strategies provide readers with the feeling that they are experiencing a real fight, while at the same time deepening their understanding of the world of fighting. The characters’ psychological struggles and growth create reasons for readers to empathize and root for them, which is one of the reasons “Baki” has remained so popular over the years. Another reason for its popularity lies in the internal portrayal and motivation of the characters, which encourages readers to become deeply involved in the story. In addition, the fight scenes, which combine real and fictional martial arts, strike a perfect balance between realism and creativity, stimulating the reader’s imagination. The story is not just a series of fights, but a multi-layered narrative that engages the reader by delving into character development, human relationships, and ethical issues. These elements combine to make “Baki” more than just an action manga; it is a work that offers emotion and excitement. I am fascinated by the main character in this manga, Hanma Baki. This is because his overwhelming growth and fortitude to fight excites me. Hanma Baki’s growth revolves around his relationship with his father, Yujiro Hanma, and through his spectacular training and fighting, leaves a strong impression on the reader. For example, his fights in the maximum tournament section are episodes that show Baki’s growth, depicting not only his techniques but also the importance of psychological warfare. The humanity he shows in his fights and his pursuit of strength beyond his limits give readers dreams and hopes, and at the same time open new horizons in fighting manga. In this way, this work considers “Baki” to be not only a fighting manga but also a human drama.