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For fans of The Prince of Tennis
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Speaking of Keigo Atobe of Tenipuri, he is a high-spec boy who is rich, smart, good at tennis, and so handsome that you would think there are no flaws in him.
Such is Atobe-sama, but there are plenty of famous scenes!
Let me talk about some of my favorite lines in particular!
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I see... Sunday, isn't it?
First of all, this is still the case!
It became very popular on social networking sites.
Atobe arrived at school with an outrageous flourish, but when he realized that it was actually Sunday, he uttered, "I see, it's SUNDAY, isn't it?
The ditzy Atobe-sama, who goes to school by mistake even though it is Sunday, is cute, and we can't help but hate him when he loudly blurts out his mistake!
Find your ice-tea call.
That's a bit of a nonsensical line.
This is a line that Atobe said to Hiyoshi, the next head of the department. I think it simply means, "Don't try to imitate me, but be the head of the department in your own way...
It is too hard to understand! Atobe-sama!
But I thought Hiyoshi, who was able to sense it immediately, was also quintessential.
It's a slippery slope.
What if a stranger hears about it? It's like, "What if someone who doesn't know about it hears about it?
It's a skeleton, man! was said that way because you can even see the bones of your opponent when you hit the Atobe Kingdom (Atobe Bengu Damu) technique from Prince of Tennis, but this time it's Tsurusuke.
Tsurusuke's made a statement in the New Prince of Tennis, but as in the Atobe Kingdom, he could see all the bones of his opponent.
I wonder if the higher version of "sketchy" is "slippery", Atobe-sama...
I also love Atobe-sama with his unique vocabulary!
I don't know if he's smart or not...I expect to see many more of Atobe-sama's unique quotes in the future!
I also love "good for my beautiful technique."