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Prince of Tennis - Yanagi Renji |
A-H | I-L | M-O | P-Z
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| Name: YANAGI RENJI |
| Birthday: 7/4 |
| Height: 181cm |
| Weight: 67kg |
| Dominant Arm: Right |
| Play Style: Counter Puncher |
| Level: National (Singles) |
| Family: Grandparents, parents, older sister |
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| Education |
Elementary School: Midorikawa Daiichi > Kanagawa Daini
Middle School: Rikkai Dai Fuzoku Year 3, Class F #19; Student Council Secretary |
| School Tennis |
Year 1: Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku Team Regular (National Team Champion)
Year 2: Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku Team Regular (National Team Champion); Jr. Senbatsu Training Camp Member
Year 3: Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku Team Regular + Treasurer; U-17 Selection Camp |
| First Appearance |
Volume 5, Chapter 40 |
| Mini-Bio |
Although Yanagi helped anchor Rikkai to two consecutive National titles, he recorded the team's first defeat this season. During the Kantou finals, after his teammates secured both doubles points, Yanagi, playing third singles, had the opportunity to clinch the victory for his team. Unfortunately, he allowed his emotions into his game and couldn't close out the match against his former doubles partner, Inui Sanadaru. Four years ago when they were still elementary school students, Yanagi and Inui went to the same tennis school and became one of the leading doubles team in the junior tennis world. Regrettably, they lost contact when Yanagi's family relocated. Specializing in Data Tennis, the Master Yanagi is responsible for observing and analyzing Rikkai's opponents. He was actually the one who taught Inui Data Tennis. |
| Technique |
Data Tennis - A style of tennis based on data gathered on the opponents. |
| Yamaitachi - A super high speed slice that changes direction midair. |
| Cicada - A drop shot similar to Tezuka Kunimitsu's Zeroshiki Drop Shot. The ball rolls toward the returner after landing. |
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| Character Popularity Poll |
| Round 1 |
Round 2 |
Round 3 |
Round 4 |
| 45th (?) |
48th (97 Votes) |
14th (3165 Votes) |
32nd (644 Votes) |
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| Official Record |
| YEAR |
REGIONAL |
NATIONAL |
| Singles |
Doubles |
Singles |
Doubles |
| 2008 |
0-1 |
1-0 |
1-0 |
2-0 |
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