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'''Hyoutei Academy Middle School''' (<ruby><rb>氷帝学園中等部</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>ひょうていがくえんちゅうとうぶ</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>, ''Hyoutei Gakuen Chuutoubu''), is in Tokyo. | '''Hyoutei Academy Middle School''' (<ruby><rb>氷帝学園中等部</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>ひょうていがくえんちゅうとうぶ</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>, ''Hyoutei Gakuen Chuutoubu''), is a large private school in Tokyo. Hyoutei's tennis team is famous for its large size: (over 200 members, who are responsible for the overwhelming "Hyoutei Chant" at games) and for their strict policy of regular replacement; if a player loses a match, they are no longer a regular. | ||
This fate was suffered by [[Shishido Ryou]] after Hyoutei's loss to [[Fudoumine Middle School]], but he fought for his spot back. After that, the policy seems to be lenient in application. At Nationals, Hyoutei returned to play against [[Seigaku]] with the same set of regulars from their first match in the Kantou Tournament. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
[[Atobe Keigo]] arrived in his first year (two years before the events of 'Prince of Tennis') and revolutionized both the school and the tennis club. On the first day, he declared himself king of the school, and presented impressive, state-of-the-art updates to the school campus and facilities. At tennis practice, Atobe "took over the club room" and declared himself captain. The current captain and young Atobe agreed that if any current club members defeated Atobe, he could not join the team. | |||
Nobody could defeat Atobe, and so he became the tennis club captain. The rules changed: all benefits from seniority were gone, and only the strongest players would be at the top/would play as regulars. This eventually became the policy of replacing regulars who lost matches. | |||
It is shown in a post episode snapshot that [[Akutagawa Jirou]], [[Mukahi Gakuto]], [[Oshitari Yuushi]], and [[Shishido Ryou]] were regulars along with Atobe in their first year. | |||
High schooler and U-17 member [[Ochi Tsukimitsu]] was captain in his time at Hyoutei's middle school before the current third years enrolled. | |||
==Members== | ==Members== | ||
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* | * The Hyoutei chant is something Atobe introduced to the tennis club.<sup> 23.5</sup> | ||
* The student council president is Atobe as well, but unlike captaining the tennis team he does not attend to the duties himself. | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Revision as of 13:27, 15 August 2019
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| Region | Kanto |
|---|---|
| Prefecture | Tokyo |
| Established | 1919 |
| Headmaster | Sakujii Teruzane |
| Student body | Total 1652 (♂1021 / ♀631) |
| Coach | Sakaki Tarou |
| Captain | Atobe Keigo |
| Treasurer | Taki Haginosuke |
| Assistant treasurer | Kabaji Munehiro |
| Membership | 215 |
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This fate was suffered by Shishido Ryou after Hyoutei's loss to Fudoumine Middle School, but he fought for his spot back. After that, the policy seems to be lenient in application. At Nationals, Hyoutei returned to play against Seigaku with the same set of regulars from their first match in the Kantou Tournament.
History
Atobe Keigo arrived in his first year (two years before the events of 'Prince of Tennis') and revolutionized both the school and the tennis club. On the first day, he declared himself king of the school, and presented impressive, state-of-the-art updates to the school campus and facilities. At tennis practice, Atobe "took over the club room" and declared himself captain. The current captain and young Atobe agreed that if any current club members defeated Atobe, he could not join the team.
Nobody could defeat Atobe, and so he became the tennis club captain. The rules changed: all benefits from seniority were gone, and only the strongest players would be at the top/would play as regulars. This eventually became the policy of replacing regulars who lost matches.
It is shown in a post episode snapshot that Akutagawa Jirou, Mukahi Gakuto, Oshitari Yuushi, and Shishido Ryou were regulars along with Atobe in their first year.
High schooler and U-17 member Ochi Tsukimitsu was captain in his time at Hyoutei's middle school before the current third years enrolled.
Members
| Middle School Tennis Club Regulars | |
|---|---|
| 3rd Years | Atobe Keigo |
| Akutagawa Jirou | |
| Mukahi Gakuto | |
| Oshitari Yuushi | |
| Shishido Ryou | |
| 2nd Years | Hiyoshi Wakashi |
| Kabaji Munehiro | |
| Ootori Choutarou | |
| Middle School Tennis Club Members | |
|---|---|
| 3rd Years | Taki Haginosuke |
| Members | Chikabayashi |
| Kaida | |
| Kashiwa | |
| Ogawa | |
| High School Tennis Club Members | |
|---|---|
| 3rd Years | Ochi Tsukimitsu |
| 2nd Years | "Aka Meshu" |
| Others | |
|---|---|
| Coaches | Sakaki Tarou |
Uniforms
Gallery
Trivia
- The Hyoutei chant is something Atobe introduced to the tennis club. 23.5
- The student council president is Atobe as well, but unlike captaining the tennis team he does not attend to the duties himself.