Attack No.1

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Alternative Titles

Synonyms: Mila Superstar, Attack Number One
Japanese: アタックNo.1


Information

Type: TV
Episodes: 104
Status: Finished Airing
Aired: Dec 7, 1969 to Nov 28, 1971
Premiered: Winter 1970
Broadcast: Sundays at 19:00 (JST)
Producers: Fuji TV
Licensors: None found, add some
Source: Manga
Genres: DramaDrama, SportsSports
Theme: Team SportsTeam Sports
Demographic: ShoujoShoujo
Duration: 24 min. per ep.
Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 6.771 (scored by 43634,363 users)
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Ranked: #54732
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Popularity: #6564
Members: 10,577
Favorites: 45

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Attack No. 1 or Mila Superstar is the OG volleyball anime and it centers around an enthusiastic girl that wants to be a the best volleyball player. It is similar with Haikyuu!! because it focuses on the main character (and their team) playing in tournaments, aiming for national team and going for international competitions. Attack no 1 and Haikyuu!! are shoujo and shounen respectively, but the focus is on the sport.  
report Recommended by mariska
Both these titles were made at the end of the 60ties/begininng of the 70ties. They show the protagonist's career from humble beginnings to the world top of their respective disciplines in a continuous storyline. Apart from sports, the story contains dramatic elements, is sometimes sidetracked and there is some romance. But the non sports elements greatly enrich the story and add to the character development of the protagonists. Actually, in the field of characterization and character development, I regard Ashita no Joe as my personal reference, to which I compare other titles. Attack No 1 may not be as good in that regard (I know of  read more 
report Recommended by Estefan
Sport is struggle. Sport is blood and tears. Two lyrical portrayals of sporting spirit through two series of the late 60s/early 70s. Both are a blend of drama and sports. 
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