The second Japanese adaptation was made by Toei Animation, and consists of 52 episodes, which aired on TV Tokyo from October 15th, 1992 to December 31st, 1993.

There were 12 VHS releases with 3 episodes each which contained episodes 1-36, as well as 5 extra releases that each contained one episode previously released on VHS.

The VHS containing 34-36 has not been located yet and episodes 37-52 were never released on VHS.

The episodes that are missing in Japanese are available dubbed in Italian on YouTube (albeit with a mirrored video).

The third thread on the hunt ended with nothing found, but it left the Dailymotion link mystery.

It definitely wins the time record for character development.

OP told that there were 9 girls in the room.

He claimed, that there was no instrumental music, only ambient sounds.

What was most unsettling about the suicide scene were the weird camera angles and no horror music as Id expect, just girls softly sobbing and gagging as they ripped their necks open with their fingers.

The girls were the embodiment of lost hope, as he said and he didnt want to go into details about the head-smashing scene.

He thought that the title, Go for a punch, was not the title of the anime since he saw it on the Deep Web.

But even if it was deleted, there should still be a way of restoring it, since it was once posted on the internet.

OP never replied.

After that, everyone called Go for a punch, with the name Saki Sanobashi.

Another option is to search the deep web for any video streaming sites.

So far all we know is that the actual name is NOT Saki Sanobashi, considering no results on Google show up for Saki Sanobashi, Sanobashi Saki, or even just Sanobashi.

In that thread, people were investigating and more analyzing.

Other people were analyzing the details that OP posted and other people were spreading it on Reddit and 4chan.

As far as we know, people were not investigating in that 4-year gap.

I have been on a one man search for it for years now and havent found a single lead.

We will never be able to find it if all we do is search Saki Sanobashi or go for a punch on Google.

Making connections with Saki Sanobashi on the search didnt help, because the anime was not called Saki Sanobashi.

Someone told people to search into the 80s and 90s anime OVAs.

Other people wanted to get in contact with famous anime horror directors at that time, like Hiroshi Harada.

Someone contacted a person who was an extreme fan of the 80s90s anime horror directors and he didnt remember any work from Hiroshi Harada or someone else with that description.

At that thread, more people thought that it might be fake, but more people came into the search.

Users found some tweets someone made, but they were irrelevant.

Zero replies make me skeptical but this is some really weird shit.

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