Difference between revisions of "Tezuka Kunimitsu"
From Tenipuri Info
Line 118: | Line 118: | ||
==Personality== | ==Personality== | ||
Tezuka is known for his calm and serious exterior, | Tezuka is known for his calm and serious exterior, always advising his teammates to not be careless. He is strict toward his team, punishing all of the players for the misconduct of one, a policy he learned from former Seigaku captain [[Yamato Yuudai]]. He speaks respectfully toward his upperclassmen, coaches, and teachers, but has been shown to correct his Math teacher when they wrote an incorrect answer on the chalkboard. | ||
Despite his | Despite his reputation for being the level-headed captain of Seigaku, Tezuka is deeply passionate in his convictions and self-sacrificing when it comes to the interests of his team. In his match with [[Atobe Keigo]], he becomes focused on winning for the sake of advancing Seigaku to Nationals and continues to use techniques that further aggravate his injury, sacrificing the health of his arm for his team. | ||
By the time he participates in the [[U-17]] camp, he has become fixated on being a "Pillar of Support" for Seigaku and displays the same attitude toward Team Japan. Yamato helps him see the danger of that way of thinking. Tezuka then is able to enter [[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]] and is free to play tennis for himself. | |||
Though he is stern, Tezuka is tolerant to the antics of Seigaku. | |||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Line 215: | Line 219: | ||
* Konomi stated in the 40.5 fanbook that Tezuka is the character who is most unlike himself. He also said Tezuka is the character he would pick to play doubles with and he wants to use his signature moves Tezuka Zone and Tezuka Phantom. <ref>Konomi, Takeshi (2007). Prince of Tennis Character Book (Vol. 40.5) (in Japanese). Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-874198-6.</ref> | * Konomi stated in the 40.5 fanbook that Tezuka is the character who is most unlike himself. He also said Tezuka is the character he would pick to play doubles with and he wants to use his signature moves Tezuka Zone and Tezuka Phantom. <ref>Konomi, Takeshi (2007). Prince of Tennis Character Book (Vol. 40.5) (in Japanese). Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-874198-6.</ref> | ||
* The Tezuka vs. Atobe match from the Hyoutei arc was voted the best match in the series by fans. <ref>Konomi, T. [konomi_takeshi]. (2017, December 15). (in Japanese). [Tweet] Retrieved from https://twitter.com/konomi_takeshi/status/941863170641051653</ref> | * The Tezuka vs. Atobe match from the Hyoutei arc was voted the best match in the series by fans. <ref>Konomi, T. [konomi_takeshi]. (2017, December 15). (in Japanese). [Tweet] Retrieved from https://twitter.com/konomi_takeshi/status/941863170641051653</ref> | ||
* His grandfather Tezuka Kunikazu is old friends with Sanada's grandfather, Sanada Genemon from their days in the police force. The two often play Shōgi together with 99 wins and 99 losses each. <ref>Pair Puri Volume 1</ref> | |||
* When he was 10 years old, Tezuka and his father climbed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matterhorn Matterhorn] in Switzerland <ref>Pair Puri Volume 1</ref> | |||
* Tezuka was vice captain at Seigaku in his second year. <ref>Pair Puri Volume 2</ref> | |||
* Since Tezuka looks older than he really is, he has been mistaken for a teacher. [3] | |||
* In official art, Tezuka is shown winning a trophy at age 25. | |||
===Words for the Two=== | ===Words for the Two=== | ||
====Others about Name==== | ====Others about Name==== | ||
Line 236: | Line 246: | ||
File:Atobevstezuka.jpg|Original illustration by Konomi Takeshi to celebrate the Atobe vs. Tezuka match being ranked #1 by fans. | File:Atobevstezuka.jpg|Original illustration by Konomi Takeshi to celebrate the Atobe vs. Tezuka match being ranked #1 by fans. | ||
File:Tezukavalentine.png|Tezuka SR from the 2017 Valentine event in the Rising Beat mobile game. | File:Tezukavalentine.png|Tezuka SR from the 2017 Valentine event in the Rising Beat mobile game. | ||
File:Tezukaage25.png|Official art of Tezuka, age 25, winning a tournament. | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 17 March 2018
Tezuka Kunimitsu | |
---|---|
Kanji | 手塚国光 |
Kana | てづかくにみつ |
Nicknames |
|
Characteristics | |
Gender | Male |
Age | 15 |
Height | 179 cm |
Weight | 58 kg |
Birthday | October 7 |
Horoscope | Libra |
Shoe Size | 27.5 |
Eyesight (Unaided) | 1.5 (both eyes) |
Blood Type | O |
Family |
|
School | |
Current School | Seigaku (3rd Year) |
Class | 3-1 |
Seat | 12 |
Former School(s) | Seiharudai First Elementary School |
Tennis | |
Club Position | Captain |
Dominant Arm | Left |
Play Style | All-rounder |
Doubles Partner(s) | |
Shoes | Mizuno (Wave Dual Light 6K93009) |
Racket(s) | Mizuno (Pro Light S90) |
Media | |
Manga Debut | Genius 4 |
Anime Debut | Episode 3 |
Seiyuu | Okiayu Ryoutarou |
Tenimyu Actors |
|
Tezuka Kunimitsu (手塚国光, Tezuka Kunimitsu) is a 3rd year student and former tennis team captain at Seigaku. Tezuka is a nationally ranked player who devotes himself to leading Seigaku to the National Championship and developing Echizen Ryouma as a player. He struggles with elbow and later shoulder injuries throughout the series, leaving for part of the tournament season to pursue injury rehabilitation in Kyushu (manga) or Germany (anime). He is currently representing the German U-17 team in the World Cup.
Appearance
Tezuka has brown hair, brown eyes, and glasses - he is shown to have a consistent appearance in the anime, manga, and games. He usually has a stern or passive expression on his face. Despite his stoic disposition, he pops his collar on his jersey and other collared clothing he wears. In official art, he is often depicted wearing camping or fishing gear.
Personality
Tezuka is known for his calm and serious exterior, always advising his teammates to not be careless. He is strict toward his team, punishing all of the players for the misconduct of one, a policy he learned from former Seigaku captain Yamato Yuudai. He speaks respectfully toward his upperclassmen, coaches, and teachers, but has been shown to correct his Math teacher when they wrote an incorrect answer on the chalkboard.
Despite his reputation for being the level-headed captain of Seigaku, Tezuka is deeply passionate in his convictions and self-sacrificing when it comes to the interests of his team. In his match with Atobe Keigo, he becomes focused on winning for the sake of advancing Seigaku to Nationals and continues to use techniques that further aggravate his injury, sacrificing the health of his arm for his team.
By the time he participates in the U-17 camp, he has become fixated on being a "Pillar of Support" for Seigaku and displays the same attitude toward Team Japan. Yamato helps him see the danger of that way of thinking. Tezuka then is able to enter Teni Muhou no Kiwami and is free to play tennis for himself.
Though he is stern, Tezuka is tolerant to the antics of Seigaku.
History
Prior to the events of the main story
Describe character history here.[1] This should cover all of the events of the manga.
Use subheadings
You should also link to match pages (templates coming soon) when applicable. It's enough to say here like "Sengoku lost to Kamio" while linking to the relevant match page instead of going into more detail.
Anime only arcs
Continuing with the Sengoku example, you would put descriptions of his foray into boxing and his rematch with Momoshiro in this section rather than "history." This should also briefly recap differences in important matches.
Playstyle
Tezuka is an all-rounder who specializes in technique and finesse. Most of his skills are developed around controlling the pace of the match and applying advantageous spin to his shots. Due to the strain placed on his left arm from many of his techniques, his abilities are not meant to be used for prolonged periods of time.
Zero-Shiki Drop Shot
A slice volley with heavy backspin. Once the ball hits the ground, it rolls back to the net due to the heavy backspin on the ball. In the anime, Tezuka is shown to only hit this volley with his backhand, but in the manga he hits both backhand and forehand.
Tezuka Zone
Tezuka controls the pace of the match by applying overwhelming spin on the ball. Every ball that he hits over the net returns to him regardless of how his opponent hits the ball. He is able to conserve energy by pivoting on one foot rather than running after every ball.
Zero-Shiki Serve
A slice serve with heavy backspin. Once the ball hits the ground, it rolls back to the net due to the heavy backspin on the ball.
Tezuka Phantom
Like Tezuka Zone, Tezuka uses this ability to control the pace of the match by applying overwhelming spin on the ball. However, every ball that is returned is forced out by the spin on the ball.
Muga no Kyouchi
Brief description
Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami
Brief description
Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami
Brief description
Teni Muhou no Kiwami
Brief description
Personal Information
- Favorite Food: Unacha (green tea poured over rice, dashi, and fried eel)
- Favorite Color: Green and Blue
- Favorite Motto: The enemy exists within oneself.
- Favorite Movie: Classics, both Japanese and foreign.
- Favorite Book: Western classics
- Favorite Music: Beethoven (Classical)
- Favorite Type (of person): Those who always give 100% (even if they are a little scatterbrained). A person who is energetic and serious.
- Favorite Date Spot: Fishing in mountain streams.
- Father's Occupation: Company Employee (Firm/Trading Company)
- School Committee: Student Council President
- Best Subject: World History
- Worst Subject: None
- Most Visited Spot on Campus: Library
- Hobbies: Fishing, Camping, Mountain Climbing
- Dislikes: Being idle, procrastinating
- Spends His Allowance On: Book rental fees
- Most Wanted Item: Photograph of a famous mountain
- Skills Outside of Tennis: Carpentry and woodwork
- Random Fact: The number of times he has run around the ground in one year (5,870).
Daily School Life
- 05:30 - Wakes up. Has breakfast after stretching and weight training.
- 06:30 - Listens to English Language lessons on the radio
- 06:50 - Goes to school. Morning tennis practice
- 08:40 - First Period: Social Studies/World History
- 09:40 - Second Period: Calligraphy
- 11:00 - Third Period: Math III.
- 12:00 - Fourth Period: Music/Classics Appreciation.
- 12:50 - Lunch break: Eats unacha
- 13:20 - Fifth Period: P.E./Hurdling
- 14:20 - Sixth Period: Science III/Physics.
- 15:20 - Student council meeting. Takes care of reports on suggested items.
- 16:00 - Club activities. Free practice.
- 19:00 - Returns home. Takes a bath
- 19:30 - Dinner.
- 20:00 - Watches the TV program "The gluttonous player title." (recording)
- 21:00 - Reads. (Primarily foreign books.)
- 21:30 - Writes in his diary. Goes over points for reflection.
- 22:30 - Goes to sleep.
Tennis Bag Contents
- Item
- Definition
- Another item
- Another definition
Relationships
- Character
- Brief description of relation to character
- Another character
- Brief description of relation to character
Trivia
- Konomi stated in the 40.5 fanbook that Tezuka is the character who is most unlike himself. He also said Tezuka is the character he would pick to play doubles with and he wants to use his signature moves Tezuka Zone and Tezuka Phantom. [2]
- The Tezuka vs. Atobe match from the Hyoutei arc was voted the best match in the series by fans. [3]
- His grandfather Tezuka Kunikazu is old friends with Sanada's grandfather, Sanada Genemon from their days in the police force. The two often play Shōgi together with 99 wins and 99 losses each. [4]
- When he was 10 years old, Tezuka and his father climbed Matterhorn in Switzerland [5]
- Tezuka was vice captain at Seigaku in his second year. [6]
- Since Tezuka looks older than he really is, he has been mistaken for a teacher. [3]
- In official art, Tezuka is shown winning a trophy at age 25.
Words for the Two
Others about Name
Name about others
- About Character: "Quote goes here"
- About Character: "Quote goes here"
- About Character: "Quote goes here"
Music
Gallery
Quotes
- "Don't let your guard down." (油断せずに行こう)
- "Echizen, become Seigaku's pillar of support." (越前青学の柱になれ)
References
- ↑ Cite specific chapters or episodes at your discretion
- ↑ Konomi, Takeshi (2007). Prince of Tennis Character Book (Vol. 40.5) (in Japanese). Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-874198-6.
- ↑ Konomi, T. [konomi_takeshi]. (2017, December 15). (in Japanese). [Tweet] Retrieved from https://twitter.com/konomi_takeshi/status/941863170641051653
- ↑ Pair Puri Volume 1
- ↑ Pair Puri Volume 1
- ↑ Pair Puri Volume 2