I Don't Want to Lose! I'm Believing in Hikaru

Season 1Episode 525 minApr 29, 2001
I Don't Want to Lose! I'm Believing in Hikaru
Misaki enjoys playing Angelic Layer and she loves Hikaru with all her heart, but when she goes up against the Power-type Vasquez, her confidence and self-esteem falters and has Hikaru engage in the 'hit and run' technique during battle, winning by a sheer stroke of luck. This angers Hatoko, who claims that Misaki has stopped believing in Hikaru and in herself.
I Don't Want to Lose! I'm Believing in Hikaru has aired on Apr 29, 2001 at 5:20 PM
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