Difference between revisions of "Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc"
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|Position=D2 | |Position=D2 | ||
|Team 1=Hyoutei | |Team 1=Hyoutei | ||
|Player(s) 1=Mukahi/Oshitari | |Player(s) 1=[[Mukahi Gakuto|Mukahi]]/[[Oshitari Yuushi|Oshitari Y.]] | ||
|Team 2=Seigaku | |Team 2=Seigaku | ||
|Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro | |Player(s) 2=[[Kikumaru Eiji|Kikumaru]]/[[Momoshiro Takeshi|Momoshiro]] | ||
|Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro | |Winner=[[Kikumaru Eiji|Kikumaru]]/[[Momoshiro Takeshi|Momoshiro]] | ||
|Score=4 - 6 | |Score=4 - 6 | ||
|Episode=55-56 | |Episode=55-56 | ||
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|Position=D1 | |Position=D1 | ||
|Team 1=Hyoutei | |Team 1=Hyoutei | ||
|Player(s) 1=Ootori/Shishido | |Player(s) 1=[[Ootori Choutarou|Ootori]]/[[Shishido Ryou|Shishido]] | ||
|Team 2=Seigaku | |Team 2=Seigaku | ||
|Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou | |Player(s) 2=[[Inui Sadaharu|Inui]]/[[Kaidou Kaoru|Kaidou]] | ||
|Winner=Ootori/Shishido | |Winner=[[Ootori Choutarou|Ootori]]/[[Shishido Ryou|Shishido]] | ||
|Score=6 - 3 | |Score=6 - 3 | ||
|Episode=57-59 | |Episode=57-59 | ||
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|Position=S3 | |Position=S3 | ||
|Team 1=Hyoutei | |Team 1=Hyoutei | ||
|Player(s) 1=Kabaji | |Player(s) 1=[[Kabaji Munehiro|Kabaji]] | ||
|Team 2=Seigaku | |Team 2=Seigaku | ||
|Player(s) 2=Kawamura | |Player(s) 2=[[Kawamura Takashi|Kawamura]] | ||
|Score=2-2 | |Score=2 - 2 (no game) | ||
|Winner=No Game | |Winner=No Game | ||
|Episode=60-61 | |Episode=60-61 | ||
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|Position=S2 | |Position=S2 | ||
|Team 1=Hyoutei | |Team 1=Hyoutei | ||
|Player(s) 1=Akutagawa | |Player(s) 1=[[Akutagawa Jirou|Akutagawa]] | ||
|Team 2=Seigaku | |Team 2=Seigaku | ||
|Player(s) 2=Fuji S. | |Player(s) 2=[[Fuji Shuusuke|Fuji S.]] | ||
|Winner=Fuji S. | |Winner=[[Fuji Shuusuke|Fuji S.]] | ||
|Score=1 - 6 | |Score=1 - 6 | ||
|Episode=62-63 | |Episode=62-63 | ||
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|Position=S1 | |Position=S1 | ||
|Team 1=Hyoutei | |Team 1=Hyoutei | ||
|Player(s) 1=Atobe | |Player(s) 1=[[Atobe Keigo|Atobe]] | ||
|Team 2=Seigaku | |Team 2=Seigaku | ||
|Player(s) 2=Tezuka | |Player(s) 2=[[Tezuka Kunimitsu|Tezuka]] | ||
|Winner=Atobe | |Winner=[[Atobe Keigo|Atobe]] | ||
|Score=7 - 6 (37 - 35) | |Score=7 - 6 (37 - 35) | ||
|Episode=65-68 | |Episode=65-68 | ||
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|Position=R | |Position=R | ||
|Team 1=Hyoutei | |Team 1=Hyoutei | ||
|Player(s) 1=Hiyoshi | |Player(s) 1=[[Hiyoshi Wakashi|Hiyoshi]] | ||
|Team 2=Seigaku | |Team 2=Seigaku | ||
|Player(s) 2=Echizen | |Player(s) 2=[[Echizen Ryouma|Echizen]] | ||
|Winner=Echizen | |Winner=[[Echizen Ryouma|Echizen]] | ||
|Score=4 - 6 | |Score=4 - 6 | ||
|Episode=68 | |Episode=68 | ||
Revision as of 12:53, 23 August 2020
| Hyoutei vs. Seigaku | |
|---|---|
| Kantou Tournament 1st Round | |
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| Anime | |
| Start | Episode 54 |
| End | Episode 68 |
| Manga | |
| Start | Genius 122 |
| End | Genius 159 |
| Previous Arc | |
| Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc | |
| Next Arc | |
| Midoriyama Arc (manga)/ Jousei Shounan Arc (anime) | |
The Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc is the 8th arc in The Prince of Tennis, and the 1st arc of the Kantou Tournament. It covers episodes 55-68 of the anime and chapters 122-159 of the manga. Seigaku faces Hyoutei in the Kantou Regional Tournament's first round.
Synopsis
Doubles 2: Mukahi/Oshitari vs. Kikumaru/Momoshiro
Ooishi Shuuichirou is unable to play due to a sudden injury and Momoshiro Takeshi takes his place to play with Kikumaru Eiji. They begin the match and are seemingly outmatched by Hyoutei's Oshitari Yuushi and Mukahi Gakuto, an established doubles pair. Oshitari is a trickster to rival Momoshiro and Mukahi's Acrobatic Tennis is a level above Kikumaru's. The games are in Hyoutei's favor as the match reaches 4 - 0. However, Mukahi tires out from jumping so much, and Kikumaru takes over Oishi's usual role as support, letting Momoshiro jump. Oishi then appears to cheer them on. The tides turn suddenly and Kikumaru and Momoshiro achieve victory in the first match.
Doubles 1: Ootori/Shishido vs. Inui/Kaidou
Following Seigaku's victory, Shishido Ryou calls for the Hyoutei Cheer again, changing the atmosphere. He has come back from his defeat and expulsion from Hyoutei's regulars to play doubles with Ootori Choutarou. Meanwhile, Inui Sadaharu and Kaidou Kaoru are also a new doubles pair, formed by Inui's suggestion so that Kaidou can use his Boomerang Snake, which at the time he could only land in the doubles court.
Inui and Kaidou are immediately overwhelmed by Ootori's Scud Serve, a super fast serve they are unable to process, much less return. Later in the match they manage to take advantage of Ootori's control problems with his serve, but despite Inui's data gathering and Kaidou's sheer determination, Shishido and Ootori take the victory. This is in part because Inui informs the referee that he has made an incorrect call (in Seigaku's favor), restarting the point. Although it is not match point, it could have extended the match and given Inui more time to use the data he gathers in the first half of the match.
Singles 3: Kabaji vs. Kawamura
Set up to be a power match, singles 3 turns into a battle of the Hadoukyuus. Kabaji Munehiro the copy expert can perfectly mimic Kawamura Takashi's Hadoukyuu, so they hit them back and forth until one of their arms gives out. In the end, both of their arms give out, and it is a dual forfeit.
Singles 2: Akutagawa vs. Fuji
Akutagawa Jirou defeated Fuji Yuuta from St. Rudolph in 15 minutes. His older brother Fuji Shuusuke, additionally fired up from Kawamura vs. Kabaji, seeks revenge. He asks Kawamura if he can use his bloodied racquet. In this match Akutagawa's magic volleys are troublesome, but no match for Fuji's mysterious third triple counter, Hakugei.
Singles 1: Atobe vs. Tezuka
Where to even begin... Someone make a match page. See Atobe vs. Tezuka.
Reserve Match: Hiyoshi vs. Echizen
Hiyoshi Wakashi appears from seemingly thin air as an opponent for Echizen Ryouma, who is fired up after his captain's match and itching to play some tennis. He hustles Hiyoshi by playing below his abilities, until Hiyoshi breaks out his unique Enbu Tennis style. Echizen stops hustling and switches to his dominant hand to play, and stuns the crowd with his youth and ability, resulting in victory for Seigaku.
Differences between the anime and manga
Out of all the anime's Kantou Tournament arcs, Hyoutei vs. Seigaku is by far the most loyal to the manga. In the anime, Rikkaidai players Sanada Genichirou, Yanagi Renji, and Kirihara Akaya are shown wearing red uniforms as opposed to yellow. This is because at the time this part of the anime was being made, color pictures of Rikkaidai uniforms had yet to appear.
Match Results
| D2 | Mukahi/Oshitari Y. vs. Kikumaru/Momoshiro[1][2] |
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| Final Score | 4 - 6 |
| Winner | Kikumaru/Momoshiro |
| D1 | Ootori/Shishido vs. Inui/Kaidou[3][4] |
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| Final Score | 6 - 3 |
| Winner | Ootori/Shishido |
| S3 | Kabaji vs. Kawamura[5][6] |
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| Final Score | 2 - 2 (no game) |
| Winner | No Game |
| S2 | Akutagawa vs. Fuji S.[7][8] |
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| Final Score | 1 - 6 |
| Winner | Fuji S. |
| [[Atobe vs. Tezuka|S1]] | Atobe vs. Tezuka[9][10] |
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| Final Score | 7 - 6 (37 - 35) |
| Winner | Atobe |
| R | Hiyoshi vs. Echizen[11][12] |
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| Final Score | 4 - 6 |
| Winner | Echizen |
References
See this arc on the Chapter Guide and Episode Guide.
Contributors: Dust