out of all the middle schools, what do you think about seigaku having the most players of any other major jr high tennis club to copy and evolve other people's special moves.?
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out of all the middle schools, what do you think about seigaku having the most players of any other major jr high tennis club to copy and evolve other people's special moves.?
If you mean directly copying only Tezuka and Ryoma applies here and Tezuka's more like reflecting rather than copying. At any rate Ryoma's history with copying other people's techs is pretty much useless anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by ashore
If you mean like how they randomly learn new stuff like Hado 108 or BJK, I'd say that's more because Seigaku guys start out with very lousy moveset so they got to pirate other people's moves to have a shot.
everyone as a whole, except for a few like fuji , and golden pair copied or added anothers moves to their special moves.
on the one hand you can call them sucky for borrowing other's techniques, but some made them better and more powerful.
I get your point ashore.Quote:
Originally Posted by ashore
Momoshiro however, was original up until BJK.
The Jack Knife we only saw Atobe use, after we saw Momoshiro use it.
Bullet Serve, which doesn't even effect Bottom Tier players (The Dane-guy from St.Rudolph and the twin with the red headband handled it and they are bottom tier).
Kawamura is a perfect example though. Totally copied the degrees of Hadoukyuu and mastered it.
Ryoma's copying is different since that was part of the plot for Konomi. To have him go from copying to being the best in his own right.
Tezuka doesn't copy at all. Zone, Phantom, Zero Shiki, all shots that he pioneered. You immediately think Tezuka when you see them being used. Tezuka is an original full stop. HJnK is just a move that reflects.
Kaidoh was completely original until Gyro Laser too. Snake is totally his thing. However now he is just the same as Yagyuu. Their biggest threat is that they hit more than one shot from the exact same stance making them impossible to predict.
Fuji is an original. No discussion needed.
Kikumaru isn't necessarily original but it's not he and Mukahi copied one another so they're fine. To help Eiji, Kikumaru is an much better version of Mukahi. Kikumaru has Seal Step and Bazooka.
Oishi sucks in Singles for now. But his Doubles abilities are original.
Inui was taught by Yanagi so you can argue that for him.
All in all, Seigaku don't copy too much.
They are all, in fact, copycats. Except for Fuji, though, because his Triple Counters were the original techniques that garnered him the title of "Genius." Seigaku's as OP as it gets when it comes to copycats, really. Except for Kaidoh.
Gyro Laser?? Not even his?Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandnewkid
Buggy whip shot?
Different I think. To base your style off a pro in PoT isn't copying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardy
Besides Buggy Whip isn't anybody's exclusively owned move.
Kaidoh and Momo were pretty original until Gyro Laser and BJK.
I dunno, I figured Kaidoh only needed that to create the Tornado Snake. He just combined two moves into one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Airgrimes
The Buggy Whip is a common move in competitive tennis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardy
I sometimes forget that this is an ATP Forum and not a SPoT Forum, sorry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Brandnewkid
It's cool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hardy
its also like a tribute...
echizen uses the player's moves vs yukimura, although ineffective, besides weaponinizing, it lets the players see how their super moves would be affected by yukimura.