BAKI HANMA (2026)
Strength is the only truth.
The live-action concept for Baki Hanma throws audiences into a merciless world where power is currency, weakness is erased, and every fight is a step toward dominance. There are no trophies, no fame, and no glory—only the primal question of who stands at the top when everything else is stripped away.
As Baki enters the underground arena, the atmosphere is suffocating. Concrete walls tremble with every strike. Fighters from across the globe gather not for sport, but for survival. These battles are not governed by rules—they are fueled by obsession, pride, and the relentless desire to surpass the impossible.
Tom Holland steps into the role of Baki with a focused intensity, portraying a young warrior driven not by hatred, but by an overwhelming need to prove himself against the strongest creature alive—his father. Opposite him, Jason Momoa brings raw physical dominance and imposing presence, embodying a force of nature whose strength feels almost mythic.
The confrontation teased in the footage promises more than spectacle. It is a collision of philosophies: youth versus experience, discipline versus instinct, evolution versus brutality. Every punch carries emotional weight. Every fall tests identity. This is not simply about winning a fight—it is about defining what strength truly means.
Visually grounded yet larger than life, the live-action concept hints at bone-crushing choreography, hyper-real physical performances, and a tone that respects the series’ uncompromising edge. The arena becomes a crucible where humanity’s limits are shattered.
In a world where only the strongest survive, there is no room for doubt.
Are you ready to witness the ultimate test of power?