Special Move PoT and SPoT Technique Tier List

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 21, 2011

Hello forumers. I have grouped all of the Prince of Tennis and New Prince of Tennis moves and techs into different ranks. These are from BOTH ANIME AND MANGA. Please comment on any mistakes and if you think a move shouldn't be that rank just say it. I will take any opinion into account.

Note: At the moment, all ranks are ordered.

* The player cannot usually use the technique and certain requirements must be met to do so

Rank SS

Ten’imuhou no Kiwami (Pinnacle of Perfection) – Echizen Nanjirou, Echizen Ryoma, Tezuka Kunimitsu, Tooyama Kintarou, Oni Juujiro

Rank S
Black Hole – Tokugawa Kazuya
Kijin Aura – Oni Juujiro
Pirate Aura – Byoudouin Houou
Pirates of the World – Byoudouin Houou
Samurai Aura – Echizen Ryoma
Zero-shiki Serve – Tezuka Kunimitsu, Niou Masaharu*

Rank A
Glowing Shot – Byoudouin Houou, Echizen Ryoga, Echizen Ryoma, Tokugawa Kazuya
Imetsu Muu (Halt Destruction Nothingness) – Tanegashima Shūji
Yips – Yukimura Seichi
Tezuka Phantom – Tezuka Kunimitsu, Niou Masaharu*
Kuro no Aura (Black Aura) – Sanada Gen'ichirou
Rai: Strike like Lightning – Sanada Gen'ichirou, Echizen Ryoma*
Atobe Kingdom – Atobe Keigo
Duke Homerun – Duke Watanabe
Black Jack Knife – Oni Juujirou, Momoshiro Takeshi
Mach – Ochi Tsukimitsu

Rank B
Gen’u Yume Utsutsu (Illusion becoming a Conscious Dream) – Yamato Yudai
Sixth Counter: Hoshi Hanabi (Star Fireworks) – Fuji Shusuke
Mental Assassination – Ochi Tsukimitsu
Illusion – Niou Masaharu
Super Copy – Kabaji Munehiro
Hyakuren Jitoku no Kiwami (Pinnacle of Hard Work) – Tezuka Kunimitsu, Kabaji Munehiro*, Niou Masaharu*, Echizen Ryoma
Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami (Pinnacle of Great Wisdom) – Chitose Senri, Tezuka Kunimitsu, Niou Masaharu*, Echizen Ryoma
Bio-Magnetism – Keith
Danji no Natsu (Summer of Danji) – Danji Date
Danji no Haru (Springtime of Danji) – Danji Date, Kabaji Munehiro*
Angel Mode – Kirihara Akaya
Closed Eyes – Fuji Shusuke, Echizen Ryoma, Echizen Nanjirou, Fuwa Tetsuhito
Fifth Counter: Hecatoncheires no Monban (Gatekeeper of the One-Hundred Armed Giant) – Fuji Shusuke
In: Unpredictable like a Shadow – Sanada Gen'ichirou
Koori no Sekai (World of Ice) – Atobe Keigo, Echizen Ryoma*, Irie Kanata
Zero-shiki Drop Shot – Tezuka Kunimitsu, Echizen Ryoma, Kabaji Munehiro*, Niou Masaharu*
Samurai/Tezuka Zone – Tezuka Kunimitsu, Echizen Nanjirou, Kabaji Munehiro*, Echizen Ryoma, Niou Masaharu*
Clone Technique – Tooyama Kintarou
Muga no Kyouchi (State of Self-Actualisation) – Tezuka Kunimitsu, Echizen Nanjirou, Echizen Ryoma, Sanada Gen'ichirou, Yukimura Seichi, Chitose Senri, Kirihara Akaya
Moujuu no Aura (Beast’s Aura) – Tachibana Kippei, Kamio Akira, Ishida Tetsu
Five Ball Return – Tokugawa Kazuya, Oni Juujirou, Echizen Ryoma, Tooyama Kintarou, Sanada Gen'ichirou, Akutsu Jin
Samurai Drive – Echizen Ryoma
Bakyuun – Taira Yoshiyuki
Super Megaton Wonder Deluxe Yama Funka Serve (Volcano Serve) – Tooyama Kintarou
Super Ultra Great Delicious Daisharin Yama Arashi (Crazy Mountain Storm) – Tooyama Kintarou, Echizen Ryoma*
Vanish – Izou Hakamada
Doukoku e no Gigue (Gigue towards Lamentation) – Atobe Keigo
Shitsui e no Fugue (Fugue towards Despair) – Atobe Keigo
Synchro – [Oishi Shuichirou, Kikumaru Eiji][Issa Washio, Shun Suzuki][Mutsu Yuma, Mutsu Yuho][Niou Masaharu*]
Moujuu no Synchro (Beast’s Synchro) – [Tachibana Kippei, Chitose Senri]
Abare Dama (Wild Ball) – Tachibana Kippei, Echizen Ryoma*
Execution Style 12: Electric Chair – Tohno Atsukyou
COOL Drive – Echizen Ryoma
Myougi: Tsuna Watari (Wondrous Technique: Tightrope Walking) – Marui Bunta, Chitose Senri*
Kamikakushi (Divine Disappearance) – Chitose Senri, Tezuka Kunimitsu*, Echizen Ryoma*
Right Saver – Migihashi Itarou
Southern Cross – Liliaden Krauser
Bible Tennis – Shiraishi Kuranosuke, Niou Masaharu*
Utsusemi (Cicada) – Yanagi Renji

Rank C
Devil Mode – Kirihara Akaya, Kaidoh Kaoru
Lateral Shukuchihou (Lateral Shukuchi Method) – Kite Eishiro
Cyclone Smash – Echizen Ryoma, Kevin Smith*
Mienai Serve (Invisible Serve) – Sanada Gen'ichirou
Triple Counter: Houou Gaeshi (Phoenix Return) – Fuji Shusuke
Triple Counter: Kirin Otoshi (Kirin Drop) – Fuji Shusuke
Triple Counter: Hakuryu (White Dragon) – Fuji Shusuke
Hametsu e no Rondo (Rondo towards Destruction) – Atobe Keigo, Echizen Ryoma
Fuu: Swift like the Wind – Sanada Gen'ichirou, Echizen Ryoma*
Rin: Quiet like the Forest – Sanada Gen'ichirou
Ka: Invade like Fire – Sanada Gen'ichirou, Tezuka Kunimitsu*, Echizen Ryoma*, Kirihara Akaya*
Zan: Immovable like a Mountain – Sanada Gen'ichirou
Insight – Atobe Keigo
Mienai Swing (Invisible Swing) – Sanada Gen'ichirou, Echzen Ryoma*
Haritsuku Gomen (Dismissal by Crucifixion) – Liliaden Krauser
Flower – Matsudaira Chikahiko
Closed Mind – Oshitari Yuushi
Impression – Hitouji Yuuji
Gyro Laser – Kaidoh Kaoru
Neo-Scud Serve – Ootori Choutarou
Waterfall – Inui Sadaharu
Curving Laser – Yagyuu Hiroshi
Laser Beam – Yagyuu Hiroshi, Niou Masaharu, Kaidoh Kaoru, Kirihara Akaya*
Final Hadoukyu – Kawamura Takashi
108th Style Hadoukyu – Ishida Gin, Kawamura Takashi
Tannhauser Serve – Atobe Keigo, Echizen Ryoma*
Gemini – Xiu, Peter, Keith
Execution Style 13: Guillotine – Tohno Atsukyou
Moukohan (Fierce Tiger's Meal) – Hara Tetsuya
Myougi: Jikansa Jigoku (Wondrous Technique: Time Differential Hell) – Marui Bunta
Myougi: Tetchuu Atte (Wondrous Technique: Iron Pole Strike) – Marui Bunta, Kirihara Akaya*
Fourth Counter: Kagerou Zutsumi (Dragonfly Illusion) – Fuji Shusuke
Abare Jishi (Wild Lion) – Tachibana Kippei
Entaku Shot (Roundtable Shot) – Shiraishi Kuranosuke, Echizen Ryoma*
Ohabu (Giant Habu) – Hirakoba Rin
Bloodshot Mode – Kirihara Akaya
Shukuchihou (Shukuchi Method) – Presumably all of Higa, Echizen Ryoma*
Triple Counter: Tsubame Gaeshi (Swallow Return) – Fuji Shusuke, Tezuka Kunimitsu*
Triple Counter: Higuma Otoshi (Bear Drop) – Fuji Shusuke, Oshitari Yuushi, Kevin Smith*, Atobe Keigo, Kirihara Akaya*, Echizen Ryoma*
Triple Counter: Hakugei (White Whale) – Fuji Shusuke
Forced Cord Ball – Fuji Shusuke, Echizen Ryoma, Kentaro Aoi, Nakagauchi Sotomichi
Data Tennis – Inui Sadaharu, Mizuki Hajime, Yanagi Renji, Konjiki Koharu, Mitsuya Akuto
Drive C – Echizen Ryoma
Hadoukyu Parry – Ishida Gin
Dash Hadoukyu – Kawamura Takashi
Backhand Hadoukyu – Ishida Tetsu
DFDR (Direct Flat Drive Return) – Oshitari Yuushi
Calm Insight – Momoshiro Takeshi
Nezumihana Beat (Pinwheel Beat) – Jackal Kuwahara

Rank D
Tornado Snake – Kaidoh Kaoru, Hitouji Yuuji*, Momoshiro Takeshi
Habu – Hirakoba Rin, Kite Eishiro, Tezuka Kunimitsu*
Big Bang – Tanishi Kei, Echizen Ryoma*, Kite Eishiro, Tezuka Kunimitsu*
Gansu Hadoukyu (Original Wave Shot) – Ishida Tetsu, Ishida Gin, Kawamura Takashi
Two-handed Hadoukyu – Kawamura Takashi, Kabaji Munehiro, Echizen Ryoma*
Scud Serve – Ootori Choutarou
Magnum Serve – Matsudaira Chikahiko
Super Sonic Serve – Inui Sadaharu
Seal Step – Kikumaru Eiji, Oshitari Kenya, Echizen Ryoma*
Super Great Momoshiro Special/Super Dunk – Momoshiro Takeshi
Hadoukyu Boomerang – Kaidoh Kaoru
Disappearing Cut Serve – Fuji Shusuke
Kamaitachi – Yanagi Renji, Kirihara Akaya*, Echizen Ryoma*
Spot – Ibu Shinji, Echizen Ryoma*
Illusion Shot – Kevin Smith
Golf Swing – Yagyuu Hiroshi
I Formation – [Oishi Shuichirou, Kikumaru Eiji]
Australian Formation – [Oishi Shuichirou, Kikumaru Eiji][Kikumaru Eiji, Momoshiro Takeshi][Fuji Shusuke, Saeki Kojirou]
Enbu Tennis – Hiyoshi Wakashi, Echizen Ryoma*
Viking Horn – Kai Yuujirou, Echizen Ryoma*, Atobe Keigo, Kite Eishiro
Deep Impulse – Shinjyo Reiji
Sonic Bullet – Kamio Akira
Drive D – Echizen Ryoma
Drive B – Echizen Ryoma, Dan Taichi, Kirihara Akaya*, Kevin Smith
Twist Spin Shot – Fuji Yuuta, Kirihara Akaya
S.S.A.S (Sidespin Approach Shot) – Oshitari Yuushi
F & D (Fake and Drop Shot) – Oshitari Yuushi
Magic Volley – Akutagawa Jirou
Teleport Dash – Shishido Ryou
Blurring Dash – Oshitari Kenya, Kikumaru Eiji
Kohou (Tiger Cannon) – Sengoku Kiyosumi
Moon Volley – Oishi Shuichirou
Dunk Smash – Momoshiro Takeshi, Sengoku Kiyosumi, Wakato Hiroshi, Echizen Ryoma*, Hitouji Yuuji*
Boomerang Snake – Kaidoh Kaoru, Jackal Kuwahara, Yagyuu Hiroshi
Twist Spin Smash – Echizen Ryoma
Twist Serve – Echizen Ryoma, Kirihara Akaya, Kevin Smith, Dan Taichi
Kikumaru Bazooka – Kikumaru Eiji
Kikumaru Beam – Kikumaru Eiji
Jackknife – Momoshro Takeshi, Atobe Keigo, Inui Sadaharu, Kaidoh Kaoru
Moon Salute – Mukahi Gakuto
F.A.S (Flat Approach Shot) – Oshitari Yuushi
Short Snake – Kaidoh Kaoru, Kirihara Akaya
Reverse Snake – Kaidoh Akaya
Acrobatic Play – Kikumaru Eiji, Mukahi Gakuto
Diving Volley – Kikumaru Eiji, Mukahi Gakuto
Sky Inversion Drop Shot – Kisarazu Atsushi, Echizen Ryoma, Chitose Senri
Change Over – Wakato Hiroshi
One-footed Split Step – Echizen Ryoma, Kirihara Akaya, Fuji Shusuke

Rank E
HB (Hopping Ball) – Liliaden Krauser
Super Rising – Fuji Yuuta, Echizen Ryoma, Akutagawa Jirou, Tachibana Kippei, Marui Bunta, Inui Sadaharu, Atobe Keigo
Rising Counter – Shishido Ryou
Kick Serve – Ibu Shinji
Burning Serve – Kawamura Takeshi
Dangan Serve (Bullet Serve) – Sasabe, Momoshiro Takeshi
Drive A – Echizen Ryoma
Snake – Kaidoh Kaoru, Wakato Hiroshi*
Buggy Whip Shot – Kaidoh Kaoru, Echizen Ryoma, Wakato Hiroshi
Pronation Serve – Kurobane Harukaze
Quick-motion Serve – Kamio Akira
Burning Shot – Kawamura Takashi
Blurring Ball – Akazawa Yoshirou, Echizen Ryoma*
Split Step – Echizen Ryoma, Kirihara Akaya
Double Approach – [Fukawa Kimiyoshi, Izumi Tomoya][Oishi Shuichirou, Kikumaru Eiji][Hiyoshi Wakashi, Mukahi Gakuto]
Rhythm Dash – Kamio Akira, Echizen Ryoma*
Carioca Step – Tanishi Kei
Sinker – Itsuki Marehiko

Kaoz · Jan 21, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

Firstly, D and E Tier seem kinda useless, I'd suggest to remove them.

Now regarding the actual moves:
-Why is In so high, it can seal one move which isn't very common anyway.
-Yips should be higher, probably above/below or in between Hyakuren and Saiki.
-Hecatoncheires no Monban should be highest of the counters, Hoshi Hanabi is stronger, granted, but also rather situational.
-Laser Beam (Yagyuu) and Koori no Sekai should be higher.

I'm lazy and leave it at that for now.

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 21, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

chaosmaster1991 said:
Firstly, D and E Tier seem kinda useless, I'd suggest to remove them.

Now regarding the actual moves:
-Why is In so high, it can seal one move which isn't very common anyway.
-Yips should be higher, probably above/below or in between Hyakuren and Saiki.
-Hecatoncheires no Monban should be highest of the counters, Hoshi Hanabi is stronger, granted, but also rather situational.
-Laser Beam (Yagyuu) and Koori no Sekai should be higher.

I'm lazy and leave it at that for now.

These are just groups. If you want me to order them its fine. Changes made to Laser Beam. Removed D and E. Can World of Ice defeat a lot of the moves in SS? I reckon Shadow is alright because I'm taking into account efficiency, effectiveness and difficulty.
-Shadow is efficient because it doesn't sap away energy and can be pulled out at anytime.
-It's effective because it can defeat high-level moves (not necessarily has to defeat a lot).
-It's a difficult move which a lot of people can't do.

Rank SS ordered.

Kaoz · Jan 21, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

Fuji Shusuke said:
These are just groups. If you want me to order them its fine. Changes made to Laser Beam. Removed D and E. Can World of Ice defeat a lot of the moves in SS?

I wouldn't say it's necessarily good enough to be in SS, rather that certain other moves should drop to S, namely In, Hoshi Hanabi and Illusion.
For In see below. Regarding Hoshi Hanabi, it can only be used after a cord ball, whereas Hecatoncheires can be used from any position. Furhtermore there probably wouldn't be many opponents that have just enough spin to make that cord ball happen after Heca. To make it short, Hoshi Hanabi is too situational to be in SS imo.
Finally, Illusion. I think it stands to drop as we came to the conclusion that Niou doesn't really copy a player, but just pretends to do so, I'll elaborate when needed.

Fuji Shusuke said:
I reckon Shadow is alright because I'm taking into account efficiency, effectiveness and difficulty.
-Shadow is efficient because it doesn't sap away energy and can be pulled out at anytime.
-It's effective because it can defeat high-level moves (not necessarily has to defeat a lot).
-It's a difficult move which a lot of people can't do.

-looking only at the SS moves, only ZSD, ZSS, TPhantom and Rai lower the player's stamina enough to mention
-it can defeat one high-level move, an extremly rare one at that
-that shouldn't be a criteria imo; imagine a very complicated technique that actually doesn't do much though, with this criteria it'd get a boost but it's still bad; it's your list though, so do as you wish (and put the criteria into the OP)

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 22, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

chaosmaster1991 said:
I wouldn't say it's necessarily good enough to be in SS, rather that certain other moves should drop to S, namely In, Hoshi Hanabi and Illusion.
For In see below. Regarding Hoshi Hanabi, it can only be used after a cord ball, whereas Hecatoncheires can be used from any position. Furhtermore there probably wouldn't be many opponents that have just enough spin to make that cord ball happen after Heca. To make it short, Hoshi Hanabi is too situational to be in SS imo.
Finally, Illusion. I think it stands to drop as we came to the conclusion that Niou doesn't really copy a player, but just pretends to do so, I'll elaborate when needed.

-looking only at the SS moves, only ZSD, ZSS, TPhantom and Rai lower the player's stamina enough to mention
-it can defeat one high-level move, an extremly rare one at that
-that shouldn't be a criteria imo; imagine a very complicated technique that actually doesn't do much though, with this criteria it'd get a boost but it's still bad; it's your list though, so do as you wish (and put the criteria into the OP)

Noted. Hecatoncheires moved to SS. Illusion stays because you can do high level moves with ease. With Shadow, I don't even know what to do with it so I moved it down to 8. Now it is lower that Hyakuren.

Rank S ordered.

Rank A ordered.

steelwingcrash1 · Jan 22, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

1. I think it is important to see the Ranks D and E move list so that we can better justify them.
2. Bible Tennis is not a move, right? It's a method of game play.

Still, I like the list.

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 22, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

steelwingcrash1 said:
1. I think it is important to see the Ranks D and E move list so that we can better justify them.
2. Bible Tennis is not a move, right? It's a method of game play.

Still, I like the list.

This list includes all things like play styles, personal effects, in-game techniques, the whole lot.

Kaoz · Jan 22, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

Fuji Shusuke said:
With Shadow, I don't even know what to do with it so I moved it down to 8. Now it is lower that Hyakuren.

It should be lower than Closed Eyes at least. Closed Eyes can counter Saiki as well (which is pretty much the only thing In is good for), but also counters any illusion-like technique, probably even stuff like KnS.
Personally, I think neither should be in SS though.

steelwingcrash1 said:
1. I think it is important to see the Ranks D and E move list so that we can better justify them.

What do you want to justify there? It only included basic strokes like forehand, backhand etc. and was listed for all characters anyway.

Bowser · Jan 22, 2011

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Southern Cross is way better than the position it's currently in. It's an almost guaranteed 1 hit killer against players non top tier players.

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 23, 2011

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Bowser said:
Southern Cross is way better than the position it's currently in. It's an almost guaranteed 1 hit killer against players non top tier players.

Good point. Because of the fact it ends the game quickly, moved up 4 positions to 41.

chaosmaster1991 said:
It should be lower than Closed Eyes at least. Closed Eyes can counter Saiki as well (which is pretty much the only thing In is good for), but also counters any illusion-like technique, probably even stuff like KnS.
Personally, I think neither should be in SS though.

What do you want to justify there? It only included basic strokes like forehand, backhand etc. and was listed for all characters anyway.

Noted. Shadow and Closed Eyes Moved to top of S.

steelwingcrash1 · Jan 23, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

Somehow, I'm kind of predicting that there is also another high school player who can break Teni Muhou no Kiwami. Or if not, a player who can also use it.

i wonder what Fuji's next counters look like? He's like the best character in the game for me.

For me though, I think the Nezumihana Beat should go down one level. We weren't able to see much from that one, I guess.

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 23, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

steelwingcrash1 said:
Somehow, I'm kind of predicting that there is also another high school player who can break Teni Muhou no Kiwami. Or if not, a player who can also use it.

i wonder what Fuji's next counters look like? He's like the best character in the game for me.

For me though, I think the Nezumihana Beat should go down one level. We weren't able to see much from that one, I guess.

Nezumihana Beat is a defense and should not be underestimated. To average and some high-level players, they can't even get a ball past Jackal. I'm keeping it in Rank A.

Kaoz · Jan 23, 2011

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Fuji Shusuke said:
Noted. Shadow and Closed Eyes Moved to top of S.

You still didn't give any reasoning why In is above Closed Eyes and why Hecatoncheires is below Hoshi Hanabi.

What else... Angel Mode should probably go up a bit. Angel!Akaya should be 2nd court material.

steelwingcrash1 said:
Somehow, I'm kind of predicting that there is also another high school player who can break Teni Muhou no Kiwami. Or if not, a player who can also use it.

Kazuya might be able to break/surpass it. We didn't see his match vs Ryoma completly and it's possible Ryoma used TnK.

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 24, 2011

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chaosmaster1991 said:
You still didn't give any reasoning why In is above Closed Eyes and why Hecatoncheires is below Hoshi Hanabi.

What else... Angel Mode should probably go up a bit. Angel!Akaya should be 2nd court material.

Kazuya might be able to break/surpass it. We didn't see his match vs Ryoma completly and it's possible Ryoma used TnK.

I totally forgot about Closed Eyes. However Yukimura's Yips might be broken out of with Closed Eyes because by getting rid of sight, you heighten the other senses and it is the constant IMAGE that pops into your head. Shadow can also break out of it. So it's even, but that is only one situation. We can't make a decision yet about it.

Hoshi Hanabi is rather situational, I know. I'm not sure about this one. Hoshi Hanabi works when Hecatatoncheires is returned. Heca is a strong move on it's own and so is Hoshi Hanabi. I guess since Hoshi Hanabi is an 'in case' move I'll push Hecatoncheires up.

Bowser · Jan 24, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

No, In and Closed Eyes can't break out of Yips. You even said it yourself, it "heightens" other senses - Yips kills those senses.

Kaoz · Jan 24, 2011

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Bowser said:
No, In and Closed Eyes can't break out of Yips. You even said it yourself, it "heightens" other senses - Yips kills those senses.

This is most likely correct.

Closed Eyes counter:
-Saiki
-Illusion
-maybe KnS, not sure about that one
-maybe Gen'U Yume Utsutsu, not sure here either

In counters:
-Saiki

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 25, 2011

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Yips works by giving the opponent that all of their balls are useless and returning the ball becomes frightening. It first starts off as a series of image flashes in their head when they return the ball, telling them its useless. By closing your eyes, images don't come to you because you originally didn't see the ball being returned. Am I making sense?

Basically what I'm saying is: Can't see ball = No images in head = Can't seal sense = Other senses heightened = Pwnage

Bowser · Jan 25, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

No, Yuki would still trump Fuji. Ball would still get returned anyway. You eventually feel you can't win. You lose your touch first anwyay. Hell Closed Eyes shouldn't be that high to be fair. World of Ice should be right near the top as well.

Fuji Shusuke · Jan 25, 2011

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Many changes to Rank S:
- Closed Eyes higher than Shadow
- Samurai Drive higher than Super Ultra Great (etc lol)
- Tannhausser Serve moved down
- World of Ice higher than Tannhauser

Rank B ordered. There is probably a large amount of errors in Rank B. Please point them out.

Kaoz · Jan 29, 2011

Re: PoT and NPot Moves Tier List

Yama Arashi, Tezuka Zone and World of Ice should be at the top of S, maybe even bottom of SS.
Closed Eyes and In should move down further, they just aren't that useful outside of specific situations, personally I'd put CE just Bible Tennis and In belwow Fuu or something.
Maybe remove the specific parts and add FuuRinKaZan as a whole instead, it's even described as one technique by Inui (Link), around where Ka currently is would be good I think.
You have Kite's Shukuchihou listed twice, I'd remove the higher one.
Angel Mode should go way up, if the current theories are correct, it makes Akaya a second court player.
What's the difference between Devil Mode and Super Devil Mode? Is the former Bloodshot Mode?
Cut Serve could go up a bit, either top of B or in the lower half of A.
Magic Volley has to go up a lot, at least above Golf Swing.

That's everything for now.

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