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Ranked 23rd in the world, Japan's eyes are set on winning this year's [[U-17 World Cup]] and establishing themselves as a top nation. Members are selected in the [[Japanese U-17 Representative Selection Camp]]. | Ranked 23rd in the world, Japan's eyes are set on winning this year's [[U-17 World Cup]] and establishing themselves as a top nation. Members are selected in the [[Japanese U-17 Representative Selection Camp]]. | ||
Revision as of 10:33, 28 March 2018
Ranked 23rd in the world, Japan's eyes are set on winning this year's U-17 World Cup and establishing themselves as a top nation. Members are selected in the Japanese U-17 Representative Selection Camp.
Information
- Coach: Mifune Nyuudou
- Captain (HS Team): Byoudouin Houou
- Captain (MS Team): Atobe Keigo
History
In the World Cup two years ago, Japan lost in the group league. In the current iteration, they finished their group in second place after defeating Greece and Australia, but losing to Switzerland. Japan advanced to the second round of the main tournament where they are currently facing France.
Members
Coach
- Mifune Nyuudo
- Position: Head Coach
While his age is unknown, he had an eventful past. Also in charge of the hidden camp.
- Kurobe Yukio
- Position: Data Coach
He is guided by the rules and logic at all times.
- Saitou Itaru
- Position: Mental Coach
In charge of strengthening the players' mental fortitude. Acts as a messenger between the main camp and the hidden camp.
- Tsuuge Ryuuji
- Position: Circuit Coach
Muscles and physical ability are everything in his book.
High School
- Byoudouin Houou
- Position: Captain (No. 1)
Having mastered interdimensional powers, he is the Supreme Ruler.
- Date Danji
- Position: Representative (No. 11)
This nice guy possesses both power and analytical abilities.
- Hakamada Izou
- Position: Representative (No. 13)
He is a weirdo whose matches contain plenty of bloodshed.
- Irie Kanata
- Position: Representative (No. 12)
An actor who turns every match into a dramatic play.
- Kaji Kazena
- Position: Representative (No. 8)
After losing his original spot to Oni, Kaji has bounced back and rejoined the team.
- Kimijima Ikuto
- Position: Representative (No. 7)
The Negotiator of the Courts. He also works as an idol.
- Mouri Juusaburou
- Position: Representative (No. 10)
A Rikkai OB and one of Japan's super doubles specialists.
- Nakagauchi Sotomichi
- Position: Representative (No. 14)
The ultimate tennis robot.
- Ochi Tsukimitsu
- Position: Representative (No. 9)
One of Japan's super doubles specialists. Thanks to his height, he possesses a pro-level serve.
- Oni Juujirou
- Position: Representative (No. 5)
The former no. 1 who has focused on strengthening the next generation for the past two years.
- Oomagari Ryuuji
- Position: Representative (No. 6)
He has the most stamina on the team. Uses two rackets.
- Tanegashima Shuuji
- Position: Representative (No. 2)
Always relaxed, Japan's no. 2 can void all spins on his opponent's shots.
- Tokugawa Kazuya
- Position: Representative (No. 4)
Having cast aside his desire to take revenge on Byoudouin, he aims to conquer the world with honor.
- Duke Watanabe
- Position: Representative (No. 3)
Used to be a French representative. Known as Destroyer.
Middle School
- Atobe Keigo
- Position: Captain
Leading the middle schoolers in this World Cup is the King. He sees through the opponent's weak points with his Insight.
- Echizen Ryouma
- Position: Representative
The Super Rookie of the east. Despite representing America in the group league, he has rejoined Japan for the main draw of the tournament.
- Fuji Shuusuke
- Position: Representative
While known for his counters, this genius player has transitioned to a more offensive play style.
- Kirihara Akaya
- Position: Representative
Rikkai's 2nd-year ace itches to dye the court red with his opponent's blood.
- Kite Eishirou
- Position: Representative
The Hitman. He wants to show Okinawa's strength to the world.
- Marui Bunta
- Position: Representative
A doubles specialist who dominates the net with his ingenious volleys.
- Niou Masaharu
- Position: Representative
He is known as the Trickster of the Court and utilizes Illusions during matches.
- Oshitari Yuushi
- Position: Representative
By sealing his heart, Hyoutei's genius withstands psychological attacks.
- Sanada Genichirou
- Position: Representative
As the Emperor, he battles his opponents head-on.
- Sengoku Kiyosumi
- Position: Representative
Lucky Sengoku has returned to strengthen the Japanese selection.
- Shiraishi Kuranosuke
- Position: Representative
Called the Bible, he pursues perfect tennis.
- Tooyama Kintarou
- Position: Representative
The Super Rookie of the west. Possesses outstanding physical abilities.
- Yanagi Renji
- Position: Representative
Also known as Professor. He uses Data Tennis to see through his opponents.
- Yukimura Seiichi
- Position: Representative
His ability to rob his opponents of their senses has earned him the nickname Child of God.
Former
- Akutsu Jin
- Position: Former Representative
This once-in-a-decade talent had to give up his spot as a representative after losing to Amadeus.
- Ishida Gin
- Position: Former Representative
Japan's most powerful middle schooler. Was replaced after sustaining an injury against Switzerland.
- Ooishi Shuuichirou
- Position: Former Representative
A doubles specialist. Despite winning his match against Greece, he got injured in the process and was forced to resign.
- Toono Atsukyou
- Position: Former Representative
The former no. 8, known as the Executioner of the Courts. Since his knee got injured against Greece, he is unable to participate in the main draw and has transitioned to the medical team.
Uniforms
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Trivia
- Japan is the only team with different uniform designs for the high school and middle school representatives.