Season 3 Episode
- Season 2 The Preliminary Starts
- Season 2 The Last Day of the Preliminaries
- Season 2 Team Formed!
- Season 2 Don't Win
- Season 2 There Is Only One Winner
- Season 2 My Name is...
- Season 2 The Pro Exam Begins
- Season 2 The Challengers
- Season 2 The Dead Moment
- Season 2 Whereabouts of the Win
- Season 2 Three Weeks Isn't Enough!
- Season 2 The First One to Pass
- Season 2 Waya vs Shindou
- Season 2 A Desperate Life
- Season 2 Hikaru vs Ochi
- Season 2 The Last Day of the Pro Exam Finals
- Season 2 To the World of the Pros
- Season 2 Sai vs Meijin
- Season 2 A Painful Match
- Season 2 Fujiwara no Sai
- Season 2 Kurata 6-dan
- Season 2 Hikaru vs Akira
- Season 2 The Confession of Sai
- Season 2 Excitement (A.K.A. Excited Spirits)
- Season 2 Sai vs. Toya Koyo
- Season 2 The Thousand Year Answer
- Season 2 Let Me Play Sai!
- Season 2 One-Color Go
- Season 2 Toya Koyo Retires!
- Season 2 Farewell Hikaru
Hikaru no Go - Season 2 Episode 5 There Is Only One Winner
7.70 23 minutes Isumi, Waya and Hikaru decides to go to a recommeded Go Salon and Hikaru bumps into a rude young boy at the convenience store. Sai advises Hikaru not to pursue the incident as he senses that the young boy had some issues with himself. Upon entering the salon, the trio realised that it's a Korean Go salon (Koreans are known for their strength/domination in the Go world)and that the rude young boy is the owner's nephew called Su Young - a Korean insei-equivalent. Back at the institute, the editorial team was discussing Japan's poor performance in the world stage and Korea/China's domination. When Hikaru challenges Su-Young to a match, it turns into a Korean Vs Japan fight-out. The owner recounts Su-Young's history to Isumi. Su-young has been a very promising young talent who rose quickly through the ranks but a losing streak demoralises him to the extent of almost quitting Go and his parents sent him on a holiday to Japan. As the game starts, Hikaru vows to win and let Su-Young remember
