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Zaizen wasn't invited, but Akutsu was. That has to say something.
What does that say? Zaizen was weak. He couldn't do anything...
Zaizen wasn't invited, but Akutsu was. That has to say something.
Zaizen was a part of Shitenhouji, which is one of the best schools. Akutsu was a part of Yamabuki, which has Sengoku and that is it. I think that explains itself.What does that say? Zaizen was weak. He couldn't do anything...
Just stop.And yea...you do...last i checked you weren't "Word of God" (aka Konomi Takeshi)
Says who? you? the Emperor of PoT information ? because for someone parading around with that moniker you'd think you'd be right all the time.Just stop.
Zaizen was a part of Shitenhouji, which is one of the best schools. Akutsu was a part of Yamabuki, which has Sengoku and that is it. I think that explains itself.
You shouldn't judge a character based on one swing of the racquet.So...being part of a good team automatically makes you good? Zaizen was declared a genius, but he could not even return a shot by Tezuka. Now, I'm not saying he is a nobody, but I don't think you can complare the worth of someone being invited just because Zaizen wasn't.
You are right, my mistake.Your confusing Anime Akaya with Manga Akaya, Manga Akaya is a damn Sadist, he doesn't hit a weak spot persay he just doesn't want you to move, which is whjy he kept attacking Ryoma's knee
All in all they are both Aggressive baseliners so it comes down to court coverage except Akaya's pretty damn fast himself
If you must know
Akaya was 27 in the last popularity poll, Akutsu was 43
TvTropes is my bible!Oo Sherlock..you are also a frequenter of tvtropes?
They made me rethink Yukimura...he is now officially a magnificent bastard
That describes my reaction to that match. But again, RuleOfCool XD.Yeah, I totally remember that time Andre Agassi was knocked up against the fence in the Australian Open and went Super Saiyan...oh wait, no, that was just a dream I had after smoking too much pot!
Um no he didn'tAkutsu. Ryoma won that match ONLY because he was the main character, Akutsu played better.
Akutsu it's absolutely great
Maybe when Echizen loses an official and real tennis means something in PoT, you will be right. Echizen wins, that's that. There is nothing else to it.Um no he didn't
You can't go writing off all of the main characters victories has plot devices, Ryoma only had one match where the plot really saved his ass and that was the final.
Akutsu does not play too smart he plays on instinct, that's good but tennis is a tactical game (see Murray, Andy) and Ryoma was more tactical because he practiced, he had the ability to win but not the tactics and this is why Ryoma won.
It isn't even about the plot. It is about Echizen not being allowed to lose. Konomi wont let him. So how can you even compare the skill of anybody who played against Echizen, who beat everyone in the series? For once I will use a RL situation.Let's be fair, Ryoma does have some plot hax in every single match.
But let's be more fair, every single match in the manga has plot hax. Why did Sanada beat Tezuka? Because Konomi wanted to make rikkai look threatening.
So saying that X match doesn't count because of plot hax is like saying that the entire series doesn't count. The entire series is an infinite loop of plot haxes.
So therefore, we should always ignore plot haxes when judging a character's skill.
Because if we really stop to analyze the haxes, then we'll come to the conclusion that Horio could beat Yukimura if it was all up to him and Seigaku was losing 2-0.