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Major (2004) is a animation web series in Japanese. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Major online in HD.

Major — Storyline

Honda Goro the son of a famous baseball player loves nothing more than baseball itself. His biggest dream is to show his father that he can become the best pitcher in the world despite all the hardships he had to endure he keeps on running towards his goal at full speed.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Showtaro Morikubo, Masakazu Morita, Noriko Hidaka, Junko Noda, Fuyuka Ono, Mitsuki Saiga, Shunsuke Sakuya, Koji Ochiai

Major — Series Details

Major — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Goro's Dream and Daddy's Dream (2004-11-13) — Five year old Goro practices baseball every day to be like his dad Shigeharu, a pro ballplayer,until he injures his elbow and decides to retire.
• E2: Their Friendship (2004-11-20) — Goro invites a boy named Toshiya to play catch, reluctant at first, Toshiya comes to love it. Shigeharu vows to make a comeback as a hitter.
• E3: I Hate You, Daddy! (2004-11-27) — A little league coach is dazzled by Goro's raw talent and teaches him to throw breaking balls. But Shigeharu, fearing injury, won't let him play.
• E4: A Birthday One Day Late (2004-12-04) — Shigeharu is back on the team as a hitter and, on his best friend and teammate's suggestion, looks to remarry, but he's absent on Goro's birthday.
• E5: The Man from the Majors (2004-12-11) — Goro is captivated by Joe Gibson, a major league player now playing in Japan. When Shigeharu homers off of him, Goro is beside himself with delight.
• E6: Farewell… (2004-12-18) — Shigeharu gets beaned by Gibson, but the Blue Oceans go on to win. Goro falls asleep enraptured, but the next day brings anything but joy.
• E7: Goro Honda, Age Nine! (2004-12-25) — Three years after his father's death, Goro joins the Mifune little league team. The coach welcomes him warmly, but the team has no love for the game.
• E8: Team Complete! (2005-01-08) — Kaoru Shimizu joins the Mifune team, but they're still two players short. Goro then runs into his classmate Komori, who's being forced to shoplift.
• E9: Alone on the Mound (2005-01-15) — Komori and Sawamura join the Mifune Dolphins, who now have a full team, but they have to play a game to save the team despite having hardly practiced.
• E10: Showdown in the Rain (2005-01-22) — Having learned the importance of teamwork, Goro steps up his game and puts down the adult batters, but his own team can't hit the opposing pitcher.
• E11: The Team Dad Played On (2005-01-29) — The Mifune Dolphins have been reborn. Urged by Coach Ando, Goro goes to observe the top little league team in Japan and runs into his old pal Toshiya.
• E12: An Invitation From Gibson (2005-02-05) — Gibson, now back in MLB, invites Goro to see him play in San Francisco. Though put off at first, Goro wants to see top-level baseball, so he accepts.
• E13: Summer! Baseball! Training Camp! (2005-02-12) — The Mifune Dolphins join a training camp during summer break with all the best teams in Japan. Goro runs afoul of another team's heavy hitter.
• E14: Reckless Practice Match! (2005-02-19) — After Mifune loses a practice game to Kuki Little in part because he can't bring himself to pitch inside, Goro asks Yokohama Little for a game.
• E15: The Coach's Feelings (2005-03-05) — Goro, determined to beat Yokohama Little, helps Sawamura practice pitching. When Coach Ando sees them at it, he realizes he'd given up on his dreams.
• E16: I Quit! (2005-03-12) — Ryoko, the girl Goro just met, is a pitcher for Yokohama Little. He invites her to play ping-pong, upsetting Shimizu and keeping her up all night.
• E17: Tournament Start! (2005-03-19) — Before the fall tournament, Mifune practices at the batting cages. There, they run into the Okamura triplets, who play for their first-round opponent.
• E18: Aim for victory! (2005-03-26) — The Okamura triplets score a run off Goro with their strategy, and their ironclad defense grinds down Mifune's will, but Shimizu gives them new life.
• E19: Mother's happiness (2005-04-02) — In round two, Mifune faces Totsuka-Nishi Little, led by ace Kyuta Usami. Goro spots Momoko out with Shigeno and is consumed with dread.
• E20: Goro's mistake!? (2005-04-09) — Mifune is on the ropes; Goro suddenly gives up a home run, and they can't hit Kyuta's pitch. To make matters worse, Komori sprains his wrist.
• E21: This is baseball! (2005-04-16) — Sawamura's desperation bunt gets him on base, breaks up Kyuta's perfect game, and rattles the ace. Mifune then closes the gap to one run.
• E22: The night before the match (2005-04-23) — Mifune draws Yokohama Little in the quarters, but Komori's injury is worse than they thought. With the team needing a new catcher, Shimizu volunteers.
• E23: No Intention of Losing! (2005-04-30) — Coach Ando throws out his back, so Momoko fills in for him against Yokohama Little. Mifune, overwhelmed by the big stage, commits several errors.
• E24: Chase it! Overcome it! (2005-05-07) — Toshiya gets Goro to hit into a double play. In the top of the 3rd, as Goro gets shelled again, he uncorks his secret weapon on cleanup hitter Majima.
• E25: Everyone together (2005-05-14) — The game enters extra innings. Yokohama Little saps Goro's energy with bunts and puts Ryoko in to pitch. Goro's teammates worry about how he'll react.
• E26: I Won't Say Goodbye (2005-05-21) — Ryoko and Toshiya defy their coach and pitch to Goro. Ryoko puts all her might into her pitch, and Goro musters his last ounce of strength to swing.

Season 2

• E1: He Returns… (2005-12-10) — Goro moves back to Mifune. Komori is glad to have the chance to play baseball with him again, only for Goro to reveal he now plays soccer.
• E2: There is one dream! (2005-12-17) — The delinquents have left the baseball team, but none of the former members return. Goro's words inspire Komori and Obayashi to recruit new members.
• E3: The Baseball Club Starts! (2005-12-24) — Goro's story inspires the delinquents to get serious about baseball again. Goro goes to see the reborn Mifune East Junior High baseball team play.
• E4: Rivals Reunite (2006-01-07) — Goro joins the baseball team. To gear up for the summer tournament, he seeks a game against Tomonoura Junior High, where he meets his old pal Toshiya.
• E5: Toshiya's Past (2006-01-14) — Mifune East falls behind in round one of the tournament because Goro shows up late, but his off-speed pitches gets hitters out in fine fashion.
• E6: The Recruiter's Conspiracy (2006-01-21) — Mifune East faces Seibukan in round two. Goro has a perfect game going through 4 2/3 innings, enthralling a high school scout in the crowd.
• E7: Powerful Rival! Tomonoura (2006-01-28) — Toshiya, Tomonoura's captain, proposes a bet to Goro that raises the stakes for their teams' showdown, but Goro gets goaded into a rash of mistakes.
• E8: For What Reason… (2006-02-04) — Goro and Yamane hit back-to-back home runs, rattling Toshiya. Seeing his teammates band together, Toshiya realizes he'd forgotten the joy of baseball.
• E9: The End of the Battle (2006-02-11) — Toshiya takes the mound and freezes Miyamoto with his fastball. After encouragement from Goro, Miyamoto swings the bat, with unexpected results.
• E10: A Fresh Resolve (2006-02-18) — Goro is set on getting into Kaido High's baseball club with Toshiya after their junior high affiliate crushes him. The Mifune East boys hit the beach.
• E11: The Narrow Gate to Kaido (2006-02-25) — Goro, Toshiya and Komori all pass the first two stages of Kaido High's harsh skills test, but Toshiya and Komori are then pitted against each other.
• E12: Ticket to Kaido (2006-03-04) — The skills test ends with a five-on-five tournament. Goro is happy to be on Toshiya's team, but is looked down upon for coming from an obscure school.
• E13: See Ya… (2006-03-11) — Goro and Toshiya pass the skills test and must now take an academic exam. But Goro isn't used to studying, and he ends up being late to the exam.
• E14: The Island of Dreams (2006-03-18) — Goro and Toshiya get into Kaido High and proudly join the baseball club. They go to a school facility on a small island for six months hard training.
• E15: The Requirements of a Pitcher (2006-03-25) — After three months at the training facility, Goro has grown strong. The coaches announce an aptitude test to determine the players' positions.
• E16: A Genuine Baseball Kid (2006-04-01) — In a final exam to decide who will leave the island to join the second team, Goro is as free-spirited as ever. Onuki, who had quit the team, shows up.
• E17: A Short Summer Break (2006-04-08) — Coach Suo declares Goro will pass the test only if he can retire the opposing lineup in order, but Goro has come further than anyone imagined.
• E18: An Unpleasant Baseball (2006-04-15) — The first-year scholarship team intentionally spots the Dream Island team a three-run lead. The insult fills Goro's team with renewed determination.
• E19: The Scholars' Ability (2006-04-22) — Goro takes the mound, the team's expectations on his back, and gets back-to-back K's. As the Dream Island team is battling back, Mayumura shows up.
• E20: Goro VS Manual Baseball! (2006-04-29) — Toshiya hangs in against Akutsu by fouling off his knuckle balls. Shizuka kicks Akutsu off the team for focusing only on his competitive pride.
• E21: Together with You (2006-05-06) — Down by one with two outs in the bottom of the 9th, Kokubu hits a home run to tie the game. With a walk-off win on the line, Mayumura takes the mound.
• E22: Kaido's Secret (2006-05-13) — Shizuka advises Goro to quit the team based on an incident from her past. When he learns what happened, he takes his appeal straight to the top.
• E23: Egashira's Expectations (2006-05-20) — Chief Manager Egashira plots to make Goro into a Koshien star as a prop to boost Kaido's image. When Goro is told, his reaction stuns everyone.
• E24: Varsity Challenge (2006-05-27) — In Goro's second year at Kaido, Momoko gives birth to a girl. With his send-off game against the first team at hand, Goro tells Shigeno his decision.
• E25: With My Own Two Feet (2006-06-03) — In his send-off game, Goro is perfect through 6 innings, but starts losing speed on his fastball. In the 7th, he gives up a hit and gets into trouble.
• E26: Goodbye! (2006-06-10) — Toshiya's home run ties the game, but in the 8th, the scholarship players refuse to take the field on defense, and the game takes an unexpected turn.

Season 3

• E1: Star from Zero (2007-01-06) — Goro leaves Kaido High and considers transferring to Mifune High, but he reconsiders after watching Mifune dominate a preliminary match.
• E2: New Friends (2007-01-13) — Goro tries to form a baseball team at Seishu High, but gets a cold response from the other boys. He receives support from a girl named Nakamura.
• E3: From Father to Son (2007-01-20) — A losing streak has Shigeno in bad spirits. The school chairperson tells Goro that she can't approve of a team until he has teacher supervision.
• E4: Reckless Gamble (2007-01-27) — Baseball club supervisor Yamada nets a practice match with Teijin High. Goro leads the team with his fast pitching but things take an unexpected turn.
• E5: New ground (2007-02-03) — Seishu ties the game with Fujii's hit, but Tashiro is still not satisfied. Goro speaks honestly after Yamada asks him why he's taking such a gamble.
• E6: Each One (2007-02-10) — Goro's team begins training. Shigeno shows up as a temporary coach but an intentionally harsh practice session causes most of the team to quit.
• E7: Abrupt visitor (2007-02-17) — Under Shigeno's coaching, the team begins training in earnest with the goal of winning a preliminary game by spring. A new guy shows up at practice.
• E8: Egashira conspiracy (2007-02-24) — Seishu plays a practice match against Kaido's reserve team. They struggle with the opposing pitcher and fall behind thanks to some poor fielding.
• E9: Ace absence (2007-03-03) — Goro is dejected when he hears it will take three months to recover from his injury. Kaido High's chief manager Egashira visits him in the hospital.
• E10: Contagious Fighting Spirit (2007-03-10) — The team is excited to play Yoka High in the first round of the tournament. Looking healthy, Goro throws a perfect fastball in practice.
• E11: Wounded Ace (2007-03-17) — After a fierce seventh-inning comeback, Seishu trails by just three points. Despite his injury, Goro takes the mound in place of an unmotivated Taiga.
• E12: Battle against Mifune, Start! (2007-03-24) — The doctor tells Goro that his career is in jeopardy if he keeps playing hurt. Goro appears to take his advice but secretly looks for other options.
• E13: Climax! Mifune Battle (2007-03-31) — Seishu faces Mifune High in the second round. Taiga loses his focus as Mifune breaks the deadlock to take the lead in the bottom of the fourth inning.
• E14: Willpower vs. Willpower (2007-04-07) — Mifune has no outs and a batter on second base in the bottom of the sixth inning. Thrown by Mifune's unexpected tactics, Seishu falls further behind.
• E15: Full Swing! (2007-04-14) — Goro takes the mound in place of Taiga with two outs and the bases loaded. Komori is flustered by Goro's fastball, which looks to be at full strength.
• E16: Unexpected Reunion (2007-04-21) — After pitching a no-hitter in the third game, Goro catches the attention of Yokohama Blue Oceans scout Katsuragi, who proposes the team draft him.
• E17: Pitching Battle! (2007-04-28) — Scouting the competition, Goro is taken aback by the improvement of their next opponent, Kuriyama High. Later, he runs into Katori before the game.
• E18: Last Spurt! (2007-05-05) — The game with Kuriyama High nears its end. Karasawa hits a two-run homer to take the lead and Katori corners Seishu with two outs in the ninth inning.
• E19: Challenge to the Top (2007-05-12) — Tashiro pushes the team hard during training ahead of its match against Kaido. Goro objects when the doctor tells him he can't practice for the game.
• E20: Chance! Manual Baseball (2007-05-19) — When Goro underestimates the opposing pitcher Ichihara, Seishu's hopes of taking an early lead are pinned on their only remaining batter, Tashiro.
• E21: Toshiya's Secret Plan (2007-05-26) — Goro gives up his first hit during the bottom of a rainy third inning. He quickly makes up for his error by using a trick play to eliminate Kusano.
• E22: Head to Head Battle (2007-06-02) — Ichihara is flustered after giving up hits to both Taiga and Uchiyama. But his pitching only gets worse when Tashiro steps up to bat.
• E23: A Close Fight (2007-06-09) — Kaido buckles under Goro's all-out attack. All signs point to a pitcher's game, but Seishu's defense begins to struggle in the seventh inning.
• E24: The End of the Strategy (2007-06-16) — After Taiga's batting pulls Seishu ahead, Kaido finally sends in their ace pitcher Mayumura. Goro is soon caught off guard by Mayumura's fastball.
• E25: Ace Full of Injuries (2007-06-23) — The game enters extra innings, but Goro's right ankle is reaching its limit. When Tashiro says they should forfeit, Goro speaks from the heart.
• E26: Towards Your Dreams (2007-06-30) — Goro watches from home as Kaido wins at Koshien. Later, he spends valuable time with his friends at a summer festival after being invited by Tashiro.

Season 4

• E1: To the Home of Baseball (2008-01-05) — Goro's luggage is stolen at the airport in Los Angeles. He then receives help from Hayato, a Japanese citizen also trying out for the major leagues.
• E2: Tryouts (2008-01-12) — Goro and Hayato both pass the first test at tryouts. For the second test, the rookies must stage a come-from-behind victory against a Single-A team.
• E3: I'll Do It! (2008-01-19) — Hayato's hit leads to two runs, but Nick's selfish play puts the team's comeback effort in jeopardy. A blister causes Goro to struggle with pitching.
• E4: This is Major! (2008-01-26) — Goro is given a chance at a roster spot in the majors with the Salmons. He quickly gets into a scuffle during practice with the Salmons' ace pitcher.
• E5: Guide to the World (2008-02-02) — After realizing how much he needs to improve,Goro gets off to a strong start pitching in his first major league exhibition game.
• E6: Unforgivable!! (2008-02-09) — In his first Triple-A game, Goro throws off the Falcons with his new curve-ball, but it doesn't work for long. He then faces an unexpected opponent.
• E7: Courage, full score! (2008-02-16) — Goro tries out for the Memphis Bats after being released by the Cougars. He runs into a Japanese girl at the airport, and his luggage is stolen again.
• E8: Debut! (2008-02-23) — Alice convinces Goro to serve as the Bats' closer. In Japan, the number one draft pick Toshiya Sato draws attention in the Warriors' game.
• E9: Challenger (2008-03-01) — Toshiya's confidence suffers an unexpected blow during the game, but his coach still decides to start him in the exhibition match.
• E10: It's Not Impossible (2008-03-08) — Goro is adapting to life in America. Meanwhile in Japan, the Seishu High graduates reflect on their time spent with Goro and take their next steps.
• E11: Try and aim for it (2008-03-15) — The Bats start the season with the worst record in the division. Moved by Sanders' desire to win a championship, Goro tries motivating his teammates.
• E12: Liar! (2008-03-22) — The Bats rise to second in the division. Now playing baseball in college, Komori serves as a substitute coach for a Little League team.
• E13: A Stupid Bet (2008-03-29) — Goro racks up 19 saves as the Bats rise to the top of their division. The team gets a new player, and the coach demotes Sanders to the bench.
• E14: Keene's Past (2008-04-05) — The Bats are winning, but Goro is unsatisfied with Keene's style of play. Alice explains Keene's behavior by talking about an event in his past.
• E15: Hero (2008-03-22) — Sanders replaces Keene in the starting lineup for the first time in a while, but his rusty play results in snapping the Bats' winning streak.
• E16: I'm fed up! (2008-04-19) — The summer high school baseball tournament has begun. Now captain of Seishu High, Taiga is annoyed by the behavior of his team during training.
• E17: Where to Aim (2008-03-22) — Goro and the Bats hit a rough patch, so his teammates invite him on a drive to cheer him up. Shimizu's friends try jump-starting her love life.
• E18: Alice's Dream, Everyone's Dream (2008-05-03) — Alice visits her grandfather in hospital. He seems healthy, but his condition suddenly turns serious after the Bats suffer a humiliating home loss.
• E19: Responsibility (2008-05-10) — After the Bats make the playoffs, six players including Goro and Keene are called up to the majors. Goro has mixed feelings about his promotion.
• E20: Get out! (2008-05-17) — The Bats win their series against the Sharks to advance to the finals, where they will face the Falcons — and the indomitable Gibson Jr.
• E21: Trouble from the Start (2008-05-24) — The first game of the finals begins. Driven by their bet, Goro and Gibson Jr. both give it their all. The Bats fall behind in the first inning.
• E22: The Single Ball of Fate (2008-05-31) — Goro's hand injury causes him to lose control over his pitching. After he unintentionally walks consecutive batters, Gibson Jr. steps up to the plate.
• E23: One More Deciding Match (2008-06-07) — Star rookies Toshiya and Mayumura face off in the finals in Japan. Toshiya is in low spirits after his team suffers consecutive losses.
• E24: A Great Man (2008-06-14) — Gibson Jr.'s unfinished business with Goro causes him to struggle in the majors — until he sees the news that Goro has returned from injury.
• E25: A Truly Worthy Rival (2008-06-21) — In the championship-deciding game, Goro gets a chance at bat with a runner on base. To his disappointment, he is told to make a sacrificial bunt.
• E26: An Oath (2008-06-28) — The final game goes to extra innings. In the bottom of the 10th inning, Goro and Gibson Jr. have one last showdown to decide the champion.

Season 5

• E1: Once Again (2009-01-10) — Goro returns to Japan after winning the Minor Leagues, and the first place he visits is his Father's grave. Shimizu has heard Goro has returned and decides to visit him to see if s
• E2: The Temperature Difference Between the Two (2009-01-17) — After learning about his Father's involvement in the World Baseball Classic, Goro forgot about his date with Shimizu. When she called to see where he was he asks her to go on witho
• E3: Gathered Representatives! (2009-01-24) — Goro becomes a batting pitcher for the Japanese Senior team to help further his development against Professional players, but he also hopes that he can gain enough respect on the m
• E4: Trial and Error (2009-01-31) — After Kyoshirou roughs up Goro he decides he needs to start using some breaking balls is he is to be successful in the Majors. Shigeno is against it, but Goro decides to seek help
• E5: Young Japan (2009-02-07) — Young Japan plans the Japansese Representatives to determine which team is more suit to play in the World Baseball Cup. After having a chance and failing to score at the top of the
• E6: Unselfish Fastball (2009-02-14) — Realizing that his forkball breaks too early Goro decides to try and expose the weaknesses the All Japan team has and relys solely on his fastball. At first glance it seems to back
• E7: Sudden Notification (2009-02-21) — Shimizu travels to Florida alone to support Goro as he tries to make the majors. On her way to meet him, however, her rental car breaks down.
• E8: Everyone`s Respective Expectations (2009-02-28) — Goro calls Shimizu and lets her know that he has been selected to be on the naitonal team as the episode begins. As the episode continues the news is broadcast on TV in Japan. All
• E9: Pressure and Real Worth (2009-03-07) — Silva upsets Goro with the comment that Asians aren't tough enough to defeat Venezuela. Meanwhile Team Japan prepares to face Montana, but they are surprised when Sanchez is rolled
• E10: Polished-Up Fang (2009-03-14) — Goro's first face off as a member of the Japanese Representatives is against none other than Silva. Their interaction at the airport was only the beginning as a new rivalry is born
• E11: That`s Not Being a Man!! (2009-03-21) — Tendo is demoted from being the closer for Japan and is replaced by Goro. Tendo is upset that he has been replaced, but both Goro and the Japanese manager realize Tendo has an arm
• E12: The Curse (2009-03-28) — Venezuela manages to defeat the Dominican Republic putting both them and the Dominican Republic at 1-1. If Japan loses to the Dominican and Korea loses to Venezuela it would put 3
• E13: Baseball of Japan (2009-04-04) — After gaining an early 1-0 lead Japan has been unable to stop the Dominicans batters the third time through the rotation. Despite getting the first man he faced out Mayumura now fi
• E14: I'm All Right (2009-04-11) — After Miho breaks down to Shimizu and reveals she is actually Toshi's younger sister, both Shimizu and Goro decide to try and keep the two separated from each other. In their effor
• E15: Aggressive Baseball (2009-04-18) — The match between Cuba and Japan begins with Cuba bunting, sacrificing the runner to second, stealing third, and then using a squeeze play. They also use a swing that many would co
• E16: Everyone's Resolution (2009-04-25) — After defeating Cuba, Goro gets all psyched about facing America in the Championship, but Junior informs his father he knows of the surgery he needs. He informs the US manager and
• E17: America's Pride (2009-05-02) — Gibson comes on in the eighth with only one out and the US trailing 2-0. He is disgusted by how the US has played without caring what their fans think of their performance. His spe
• E18: Towards the Promised Place (2009-05-09) — Gibson insists on taking the mound when America falls in danger of losing to Venezuela. Aware of his condition, America's coach is hesitant to oblige.
• E19: Pitching's Origin (2009-05-16) — The Championship match begins between the US and Japan. Japan's early hitting gives them a 3-0 lead and forces Sisler out of the game for the US. When Mayumura comes out he is forc
• E20: With Chest of Pride (2009-05-23) — With Gibson's arrival the US gets a second wind. They cut Japan's lead down to 5-4 and force Goro into the game in the eighth inning. Goro walks the first batter and then gets two
• E21: For Oneself's Sake (2009-05-30) — Japan refuses to give up. In the top of the ninth they tie the score and send teh game into extra innings. Not wanting to lose momentum again Gibson takes it upon himself to get wa
• E22: Never-Ending Dreams (2009-06-06) — It all comes down to this. Gibson and Goro are finally able to fulfill their promise and dream to each other as they face off in the World Baseball Cup and go into extra innings. T
• E23: Father's Back (2009-06-13) — Now in the 16th inning, Japan has a chance to win with a runner on third base. Toshiya attempts to take Gibson by surprise with a risky play.
• E24: End of the Struggle (2009-06-20) — The tournament reaches its epic conclusion. After the game, Goro visits the hospital to check on Gibson's status, and Toshiya reunites with Miho.
• E25: The Road to Tomorrow (2009-06-27) — Goro uses the excuse that he's tired from the tournament to explain coming back to Japan, but Shigeno thinks Goro's attitude is disgracing the game. Shingo admits he has decided to

Season 6

• E1: Super Rookie (2010-04-03) — Goro returns to Florida where he is scheduled to pitch for the Indiana Hornets. Almost all the fans and the owner expect him to become their new ace, but Sanders and Keane also try
• E2: A Prominent Debut! (2010-04-10) — Goro is scheduled to start the third game of the season for the Indiana Hornets. As he begins to pitch he gets through the first 21 batters in a no hit fashion, and everyone begins
• E3: In an Impossible Dilemma (2010-04-17) — After removing himself from the previous game Goro uses the excuse that he had back problems. During his next start Goro seems to be fine during the first 4 innings, but during the
• E4: The Southpaw in Distress (2010-04-24) — Goro suffers more psychological agony after the bean ball to the head of Chavez, but he is determined to prove he doesn't have the yips. During the third game Goro gives up 1 hit a
• E5: The Fruits of the Treatment (2010-05-01) — Goro is placed in rehab games after a week of treatment. Just as it appears he is about to return to the Majors the Sharks are revealed to have Silva on a rehab assignment. Silva c
• E6: What It Takes to Be a Pro (2010-05-08) — After doing well in the Minors Goro is recalled to the Hornets, but before going he stops by Dr. Oliver's to ask if he's really cured. While there he reveals he is just playing bas
• E7: Rookies' Troubles (2010-05-15) — Both Goro and Gibson Jr. decide to settle things by doing their best to get outs and get on base in the Pros. Goro also learns Shigeno is now doing the Japanese commentary for the
• E8: An Electrifying Return (2010-05-22) — The media world is going crazy thanks to Gibson's return, but Gibson's first match is scheduled to be against none other than the Indiana Hornets. Can Goro find that goal he's been
• E9: Fully Back on the Mound (2010-05-29) — During the All-Star Game Break Dr. Oliver calls up Goro and asks him to come to Nashville. Goro is shocked to learn that Gibson hasn't gone back to retirement after giving up a gra
• E10: Each Person's Summer (2010-06-05) — Shimizu is glad to see Goro has returned to his oldself and is determined to save up money again to go and root for him in America. However she seems to be losing love for softball
• E11: Committed Dreams (2010-06-12) — The Hornets are nearly into first place, but the injury bug is beginning to hit the team making their goal seem further away than ever. Can Goro's burning spirit help the others to
• E12: The Unspoken Rule (2010-06-19) — After Greene's injury "Mad" Mike Murdoch is traded from the Los Angeles Panthers to the Hornets. The manager knows his name will draw additional fans to teh ballpark even if they d
• E13: Chain of Negativity (2010-06-26) — Watts reveals the past of Murdoch to Goro. While they played in the Minors marijuana was found in his locker, and no one believed it wasn't his. Despite later being found innocent
• E14: Responsibility of the Ace (2010-07-03) — The game against the Panthers continues. Goro's inspired pitching amid the team's uneven play finally triggers a change of attitude in Murdoch.
• E15: Weak Point (2010-07-10) — The Hornets begin a two game series against the Anaheim Salmons. Goro decides to go out and say hi to the team that first got him started, but all of them ignore him and tell him t
• E16: A Resolute Will (2010-07-17) — The team has self destructed. Instead of playing as a team they keep blaming everyone else for mistakes made. Keene is unsure of how he can lead the team, and many of them are no l
• E17: Uninvited Guest (2010-07-24) — The words of Kenne have inspired the Hornets. They are now determined to win the championship at all costs. With the winning ways restored the Hornets are getting new sponsors, som
• E18: Different?! (2010-07-31) — The roster's are expanded as the season nears its end, and Kellogg is brought up from the Bats to the Hornets. Goro is excited to see some of his old teammates being promoted and g
• E19: The Creeping Shadow (2010-08-07) — The Hornets have climbed within one game of the Coyotes and seem to have the momentum to take the division, but then some of their aces, including Watts and Goro, begin to show sig
• E20: That Dream (2010-08-21) — Due to Watt's injury the Hornets make some pitching changes. Goro is made the closer and Watts is moved to the bullpen. The hornets manage to take 2 from the Coyotes and tie the di
• E21: Don't Give Up! (2010-08-28) — The presuure is on. The Coyotes and the Hornets are tied for the divisional lead going into the final game of the regular season. Only the winner will make the playoffs. All the Ho
• E22: Remaining Opportunity (2010-09-04) — It's in the eighth inning of the Division Championship game. The Hornets trail 8-6, but thanks to the rally in the seventh they have brought out Goro. With Watts out, Silva hurting
• E23: Beyond Capability (2010-09-11) — Keene's two run homer has tied the game 8-8. Thanks to Boston winning the wild card only the winner of Minnesota/ Indiana will advance. With extra innings looming Goro decides to r
• E24: With Tenacity Towards Glory (2010-09-18) — Goro's circulatory problems ahve been revealed and he is forced to watch the Playoffs from the hospital. How far will the Hornets advance in the playoffs without him? Meanwhile Buf
• E25: To the Future (2010-09-25) — In the final episode of Major Goro is followed to Japan by Sophia who hopes to steal him away from Shimizu as well as keep an eye on his rehab. Shimizu and Sophia don't have the cl

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How many seasons does Major have? 6 season(s) with 154 episodes.

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