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March Comes In Like a Lion · S1E9 — Chapter 18 Distant Thunder (Part 2) / Chapter 19 Distant Thunder (Part 3)
Season 1 episodes
1. Chapter 1 Rei Kiriyama / Chapter 2 The Town Along the RiverOct 8, 2016
2. Chapter 3 Akari / Chapter 4 Beyond the BridgeOct 15, 2016
3. Chapter 5 Harunobu / Chapter 6 Beyond the Night SkyOct 22, 2016
4. Chapter 7 Hina / Chapter 8 vsOct 29, 2016
5. Chapter 9 Agreement / Chapter 10 Over the Cuckoo's NestNov 5, 2016
6. Chapter 11 Child of God (Part 1) / Chapter 12 Child of God (Part 2) / Chapter 13 Child of God (Part 3)Nov 12, 2016
7. Chapter 14 Important Things. Important Matters. / Chapter 15 Teach me ShogiNov 19, 2016
8. Chapter 16 Image / Chapter 17 Distant Thunder (Part 1)Dec 3, 2016
9. Chapter 18 Distant Thunder (Part 2) / Chapter 19 Distant Thunder (Part 3)Dec 10, 2016
10. Chapter 20 The Given (Part 1) / Chapter 21 The Given (Part 2)Dec 17, 2016
11. Chapter 22 The Old Year / Chapter 23 The New YearDec 24, 2016
12. Chapter 24 What Lies on the Opposite Shore / Chapter 25 Black River (Part 1)Jan 7, 2017
13. Chapter 26 Black River (Part 2) / Chapter 27 Beyond the DoorJan 14, 2017
14. Chapter 28 Blinding Darkness / Chapter 29 Just a Little WaterJan 21, 2017
15. Chapter 30 Moonlight / Chapter 31 Lump of EgoJan 28, 2017
16. Chapter 32 Running Through the Night / Chapter 33 Middle of the SlopeFeb 4, 2017
17. Chapter 34 Silver Thread / Chapter 35 Water's Surface / Chapter 36 Base of the Blue NightFeb 11, 2017
18. Chapter 37 Torrent / Chapter 38 Passing TimeFeb 18, 2017
19. Chapter 39 Passing the Night / Chapter 40 Kyoto (Part 1)Feb 25, 2017
20. Chapter 41 Kyoto (Part 2) / Chapter 42 Kyoto (Part 3)Mar 4, 2017
21. Chapter 43 When the Cherry Blossoms Bloom / Chapter 44 Small MurmurMar 11, 2017
22. Chapter 45 New School Term / Spin-off FighterMar 18, 2017Synopsis
The weight of expectation settled on Rei’s shoulders, a palpable pressure mirroring the impending retirement of Mr. Matsunaga. Each lost game brought the elder statesman closer to the inevitable, and the responsibility for halting that decline now rested squarely on Rei's grasp. The challenge wasn't merely about winning; it was about honoring a legacy, preserving a connection to the past, and perhaps, forging a new path forward. How would Rei approach this pivotal match? Would he play with calcu
