Synopsis
Continues the story of Major: Message
Thirteen years after his time with the Indiana Hornets, Gorou Honda's pro baseball career is cut short by a severe injury. Motivated by his father's ability to push through hardships, Gorou chooses to begin his baseball journey again in a different role. His commitment to practice confuses his family, particularly his young daughter Izumi, who is distressed by his frequent absence. Confronted with yet another difficult challenge, Gorou is set on proving his determination through the sport he loves.
In this installment
Daigo Shigeno, the son of legendary baseball player Gorou Shigeno, dreams of becoming a star athlete like his father. Full of determination, he joins the Mifune Dolphins, the same little league team his father once played for, shortly after starting fourth grade. However, after just a few practices, it becomes clear that Daigo lacks natural talent and a deep understanding of baseball, which shakes his confidence. Unable to handle the pressure of living up to his father's legacy, he quits the team within a year. Two years later, in sixth grade, a transfer student named Hikaru arrives in Daigo's class. Hikaru is the son of Toshiya Satou, Gorou's longtime friend and fellow baseball star. When the Dolphins contact Daigo's mother asking for players for an upcoming game, she insists that Daigo participate. Surprisingly, Hikaru also shows up, even though he has never played baseball despite his father's career. Unlike Daigo, Hikaru quickly picks up the sport and excels. Though the two boys are complete opposites, their different approaches to baseball will eventually lead them both into the world their fathers hold dear—the world of baseball.
