Sabado, Mayo 12, 2012

All in One:Yuu Shirota/ Prince Tennis (Live Action)/ Prince Tennis chibi ^-^


*photo credits to www.fanpop.com



I've been a fan of Prince of Tennis anime  (season 1)....
I didn't have the chance to watch the on going season right now of Prince of Tennis...
I watched some few episodes of Prince Tennis chibi on TV way back then, i can't recall what year it was...
(well' anyways...it was now listed in my MUST watch list since the Prince of tennis chibi is too cute to be ignored....)

here are the chibi version pics... so kawaii.... (*-*)



www.fanpop.com

Watching the Live action of Prince Tennis is merely the effect of My Stallion pocketbooks reading marathon momentum because I've been hooked up in the character of Cloud Montanez which is inspired from the face of Yuu Shirota in real life and being so much interested in him; searching his name in Google makes me discover that he played the role in the Japanese version (live action of Prince of Tennis); the team captain as Kunimitsu Tezuka  and make me watch the Prince of Tennis live action as well.... ^-^



Before anything else let me introduce Yuu Shirota (since I had my eye on him and he is one of my newest Asian celeb crush ^-^)





Shirota was born on December 26, 1985 to a Japanese father (城田光男) and a Spanish mother.[citation needed] Shirota lived in Barcelona, Spain from when he was three to about seven years. He returned to Japan for elementary school and can still speak Spanish in ordinary conversation. He attended high school at Horikoshi High along with NEWS member Yamashita Tomohisa, WaT'sTeppei Koike, Japanese actor Ikuta Toma and KAT-TUN's Akanishi Jin and Tanaka Koki.

According to Shirota, when he was little, his family liked to sing songs, so he would borrow his older sister's keyboard, while his mother taught him piano. Thus spawned Shirota's love for composing. He composed his first piece when he was in the fourth grade, titled "The Tear".[2]
source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Shirota

I just came across this blog and I' am not sure if this is his real blog but it was quiet really like his blog since it has no new entry at all and he stop blogging since September 2009 but still just want to share it with you...
Yuu Shirota Blog: http://shirotayu.skyrock.com/1.html

Anyways I'am glad to know he is a Capricorn same sign as I'am.... ^-^

well in my opinion since he is an actor from Japan (the home of anime); when i first saw him the greatest face in in my mind that he can cos-play or give a role is Cloud (Final Fantasy the Advent Children) if it will be film as a live action movie, he is perfect for the role ( i guess').... =)




Ok, going back in the live action Prince of Tennis (Japanese version). The live action movie since it has only limited time it cannot covers the whole story line of Prince of Tennis since being a tennis player here is like Shaolin soccer where a player has a super amazing power to magnet the ball in their hands and to make an incredible shots that can make the fans go "woah"....

Even it is hard to cover and emphasize the story in the live action movie but still they do showcase the ability and power of each player of the Seigaku Highschool as a tennis player in the movie; there are also some "special effects" when a player hit the tennis ball because the shot  was too powerful .... ^-^

Ryoma Echizen: The series protagonist and the only first year on the Seigaku tennis team. His play style is all rounder and his signature serve is the "Twist serve", a variation on the standard topspin serve where the ball is hit with a combination of both topspin and sidespin, allowing the ball to bounce high and curve toward the receiver's face. His arsenal of skills also include the Drive A, B, and C, and the Cool Drive. His strengths include his ability to analyze his opponents' abilities during the match, and adapt his own play accordingly to take advantage of their weaknesses. He is left-handed, but often starts matches playing right-handed.

Captain Tezuka: Tezuka is the national-level captain of the Seigaku tennis team. Like Ryoma he is an all-rounder and his special shots include the "Tezuka Zone", which, using his exceptional racket control to put spin on the ball, allows all shots to return to Tezuka no matter where the opponent tries to hit; and the "Zero-Shiki (Degree) Drop Shot", which is a drop shot with a heavy backspin, which can make the ball roll towards the net rather than bouncing towards the opposing player. He was later able to adapt his Drop Shot into a serve.

Shusuke Fuji: most famoust moves the triple counters: Higuma Ootoshi ("Bear Drop") for returning smashes; Tsubame Gaeshi ("Swallow Return") which runs on the ground without bouncing; and Hakugei ("White Whale"), a shot that uses the wind to hop straight into the air and return to Fuji on the bounce. In the nationals, he creates evolved versions of his Triple Counters, and even creates three more original counters. In addition, Fuji sometimes uses an underhand serve that seems to disappear when the opponent is about to hit it.

Shuichiro Oishi:  is the vice-captain of the club. Oishi and Kikumaru Eiji make up Seigaku's national level doubles team, known as the "Golden Pair". Oishi is known as the 'Mother Hen of Seigaku', because he constantly worries and frets for the team's well-being. He remains calm and rational in a match allowing him to form strategies quickly. He uses theMoon Volley, a topspin lob that travels very high over the court and lands just in bounds. He can also use the "Drop Volley", a feint hit with the power of a drop shot, making the trajectory much closer to the net.

Eiji Kikumaru:  is part of Seigaku's "Golden Pair" along with Oishi. He uses "Acrobatic Play", which takes advantage of his flexible body. Eiji is also known to have the sharpest vision on the team, with an exceptional talent for seeing moving objects.

Takashi Kawamura: Kawamura mainly relies on the Hadoukyuu (ハドウキュウ?), a very powerful maneuver that uses 120% of an arm's strength, buts puts a lot of strain on his arm. He copies it from Fudomine's Tetsu Ishida, who learned it from his brother, Gin. Kawamura lowers the risk of the shot by using a Two-Handed Hadoukyuu (両手ハドウキュウ?), which decreases the power. He can use either while jumping to make the Jump Hadoukyuu (ジャンプ ハドウキュウ?), which is hard to return. He later develops the Dash Hadoukyuu (ダッシュ ハドウキュウ?), which is a regular Hadoukyuu performed during an extremely fast dash. It strengthens the shot by focusing all the momentum on the wrist, but can break the wrist if overused. During his final match against Gin, he puts all of his feelings into a "Final Hadoukyuu" that is stronger than Gin's strongest technique and breaks Gin's wrist.

Sadaharu Inui:  is a highly intelligent player, who uses Data Tennis. He constantly collects and analyzes data of other players in order to determine weaknesses and habits.
Takeshi Momoshiro: Momoshiro's signature move is the Dunk Smash, a very powerful response to lobs as he leaps several feet into the air, which he likes to finish off saying, "Don," upon landing. He often fakes out opponents with a Dunk Volley. He later develops the Jack Knife, a strong backhand shot that is usually only used by professionals. In the anime, he develops the Super Dunk, a Dunk Smash that spins for a long time on the court before bouncing, thus confusing the opponent as to when it will bounce up. Momoshiro is good at "faking out" his opponents, and can be extremely sly and tricky on the courts. His ability to read the opponent's movements and to observe their viewpoints and expression allows Momoshiro to guess where the ball will go and use shots that will confuse his opponents. He later improves upon this ability while training in the mountains, which allows him to be related with nature, and use it to his advantage, such as the position of the sun to blind the opponent, the direction of the wind to manipulate the ball, and stray stones to deflect serves.

Kaoru Kaidoh: His signature move is the Snake Shot, derived from the "Buggy Whip Shot", which is a curving forehand that keeps his opponents running. He later develops the Boomerang Snake, where the ball swerves around the net pole back in bounds. He develops the shot under Inui's advice and by working with him in doubles. He also develops the Short Snake, which goes directly behind the net player, the Reverse Snake, which is used to keep opponents guessing, and the Tornado Snake, which is a fast straight shot with a spin that cuts air resistance. He can also use Hiroshi Yagyuu's "Laser Beam", calling his version the Gyro Laser, which is an extremely fast shot with the same spin as the Tornado Snake, allowing him to confuse opponents. He also develops theHadoukyuu Boomerang in the anime, which is developed from the Hadoukyuu that has much more strength behind a regular Boomerang shot.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_The_Prince_of_Tennis_characters


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