In 1961, Sadaharu Oh, a player for the Yomiuri Giants, found himself in a dire situation after getting injured during a crucial game. In a moment of clarity, he tapped into a mysterious ability to anticipate the thoughts of the opposing pitcher, a skill he vaguely recalled from his past in junior high. Despite its inconsistency, working only once every five attempts, Oh sought guidance from Coach Arakawa. Under the coach's mentorship, he learned to harness this precognitive power by adopting a unique one-legged hitting method that destabilized him. Embracing this unorthodox technique, Oh transformed into a prolific home run hitter, securing the coveted No. 3 spot in the Giants' lineup and clinching numerous home run titles.