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Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku (私立立海大附属中学校, Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku?), also known as Rikkai Dai, is one of the rival schools in the manga/anime Prince of Tennis. They were considered to be the best team before they played Seigaku. Rikkai Dai has won the Japanese National Tournament for the last two years.
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1 The Matchup
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The matchup against Seishun Gakuen in the Kanto Regional Finals in the anime is as follows:
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Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku provides its tennis regulars with a lot of equipment for increasing their strength and skills, including a gym, ball machines, and many tennis courts. Rikkai Dai doesn't have a coach, which shows Sanada's skills in leadership. Rikkai Dai has a very strict training regimen, which has had spectacular results on the tennis courts.7s5^0W"y$U&|1@4{-t
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[edit] Seiichi Yukimura.f"c"\
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Seiichi Yukimura (幸村精市, Yukimura Seiichi?) is a third year and the captain of Rikkai Dai. Yukimura, vice captain Genichirou Sanada, and regular Renji Yanagi are known as the Three Demons of Rikkai Dai, since all three joined the regulars when they were first years.
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In the winter prior to the current school year, Yukimura collapsed and was hospitalized. In the hospital, he was diagnosed and treated for Guillain-Barré syndrome, a neurological disease. In the anime, Kippei Tachibana of Fudomine is hospitalized in the same hospital as Yukimura after breaking his leg. Supposedly Yukimura is the best player on the team, as well as the best junior tennis player in all of Japan--as good as Seigaku captain Kunimitsu Tezuka, or even better.c pe+} v*b
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Yukimura has a delicate and almost feminine appearance, which contrasts with his strong willpower and a rather stern, brutally honest attitude on court. Still, when not on the court, Yukimura is a very kind and friendly person, if still proud and dignified.
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Genichirou Sanada (真田 弦一郎, Sanada Gen'ichirō?) is the team's third-year vice captain, and served as the temporary captain while captain Seiichi Yukimura was on leave to treat his illness. Sanada, Yukimura, and Renji Yanagi are known as the Three Demons of Rikkai Dai, as all three joined the regulars when they were first years.
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Sanada comes from a very traditional family (his grandfather and father are the owners of a famous kendo dojo), is stern and noble, plays with honor, and expects the best from both himself and his teammates. In fact, he insists that people on his team are not supposed to lose, and there have been instances where he slapped his teammates for either losing or not obeying the Rikkaidai rules off-courts.+Hm |2N X]#l,j+n
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In the anime, he has the extraordinary ability to swing his racket at an incredibly high speed so that his swings and serves become "invisible". This renders the opponent unable to predict where the ball will land. He is characterized as unquestioningly loyal to Yukimura. In the anime, he plays a match with Ryoma Echizen before the actual match and crushes him 6-0. However, in the manga, Akaya Kirihara plays Echizen before the match, and Sanada slaps Kirihara when he finds out both because Kirihara didn't ask him for permission and, more importantly, because he lost.
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This was the name given to Sanada's special moves in the manga. The first of these special moves was Fuu (wind), an extremely fast swing which is based on the quick sword drawing technique. This is the move where most likely his invisible swing was based on in the anime. The next of his moves that was shown in the manga is Ka (fire), an extremely powerful ground smash. His other moves are Rin (forest) and Zan (mountain), which have not been shown in the manga yet, although it has been hinted that both Renji and Atobe was defeated by these two moves. When performing the "Fuu Rin Ka Zan", Sanada would usually say a phrase for each of his moves, e.g. "swift like the wind" for Fuu, "silent as the forest" for Rin, "Invade like fire" for Ka, and "immovable like a mountain" for Zan. It is also noted that each of his attacks elemental based so as to speak that the Fuu (wind) was used to counter the Ka (fire).
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Third-year Renji Yanagi (柳 蓮二, Yanagi Renji?) is also known as the Data Master, as he is a data specialist. Renji, captain Seiichi Yukimura, and vice captain Genichirou Sanada are known as the Three Demons of Rikkai Dai, as all three joined the regulars when they were first years. Yanagi usually plays Singles 3, but is still an excellent doubles player; he has played doubles with Sanada, and lately with Masaharu Niou.3e])MU%_^N's
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Before entering Rikkai Dai, Renji lived in Tokyo and was the friend and former doubles partner of Seigaku's Sadaharu Inui. Inui used to call him 'kyojyu' (Japanese for 'professor'), and in return, Yanagi called him 'hakase' ('doctor'). He keeps his eyes perpetually half-closed just as Inui hides his eyes behind his thick glasses.
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Yanagi is quiet, mysterious, soft-spoken and and has a somewhat acid sense of humor, though he is somewhat more approachable than the aloof and serious Sanada. Still, Yanagi can be as rough as the other Demons when required; in the manga, he once hit Kirihara for asking him a stupid question in public, and also asked Sanada to slap him if he lost against Inui.
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Third-year Hiroshi Yagyuu (柳生 比呂士, Yagyū Hiroshi?) is known as "The Gentleman" for his seemingly polite demeanor, especially in comparison to his doubles partner Masaharu Niou. His special move in the anime, the Golf Swing, is an adaptation of a golf swing from his days in the golf club prior to his recruitment to the Rikkai Dai tennis team by his current doubles partner. In the manga, his special move is the Laser Beam, an extremely high speed technique that is difficult to return. Though usually calm, his latent aggressive side is apparent during tennis matches. In the manga, he and his partner Niou pull off a switch where each impersonates the other in appearance, persona, and play style for half the game. He also pulls off a switch with Kaoru Kaidoh in a later incident.,O^9H;Q4^uN c
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Third-year Masaharu Niou (仁王 雅治, Niō Masaharu?) is thought to be one of the scariest people on the court because of his tennis style. An all rounder, he specializes in trick play, hence the nickname "The Trickster". He can guess an opponent's move about 10 moves ahead. Niou uses black wristbands that supposedly tap his potential and physical strength, and he refuses to take them off in any circumstances. In the manga, he pulls a switch with his doubles partner, Yagyuu, and the two impersonate each other's appearance, persona and play style for half the game.
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Jackal Kuwahara (ジャッカル 桑原, Jakkaru Kuwahara?) is half-Brazilian. This third-year is known as Rikkai Dai's Iron Wall of Defense and plays doubles with his friend Marui. He shaves his head as a tribute to an old friend and often takes care of Kirihara off-courts (in fact, he was once slapped by Sanada when he lost track of Kirihara). In the fandom, Jackal is often sympathized with, as he isn't usually listed in a list of characters.
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Second-year Akaya Kirihara (切原 赤也, Kirihara Akaya?) is often depicted as a demon, because his very aggressive play often hurts his opponent. His first appearance is very early in the manga's run, when he mistakenly falls asleep on the bus on his way to school. Instead of getting off at Rikkai Dai, he wakes up at the last stop, which incidentally is Seishun Gakuen. He decides to check out the tennis club, and he causes quite a bit of trouble before he runs into Ryoma Echizen. After that, he decides to go home.W_Z ? nK"W
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Sanada is a third year at Rikkai Daigaku Fuzoku (Rikkaidai), where he is the vice-captain. Currently, he is also the temporary captain for Seiichi Yukimura, who is hospitalized because of Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Sanada comes from a very traditional family, is stern and noble, plays with honor, and expects the best from himself and his teammates. In fact, he insists that people on his team are not supposed to lose. Sanada has a famous powerful slap, which he uses when a member on his team loses (like Renji Yanagi, even though Sanada is stopped by Akaya Kirihara) or grossly steps out of line (like Kirihara himself).5[P)S2`~8i
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Sanada practices kendo and combines it with tennis with a great result. During the ball machine training, Sanada uses a technique that makes it look like he has six arms, like the Hindu demon Asura. Sanada is known in Kantô as one of the best Junior tennis players in Japan, and he can be seen in a lot of newspapers.k T X#E6`d2l@S
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Ryoma meets Sanada at first when Sanada is targeting leaves as training. Ryoma challenges Sanada after a little showing off. In their first match, Sanada easily defeats Ryoma. Ryoma then returns later and challenges Sanada again. Ryoma fires off a super fast serve that is similar to Sanada's Invisible Serve. Sanada is impressed and tells Ryoma that he is in Singles 1. Ryoma then ends the match and leaves the court. They then face off one last time in the Kantô finals. (Except from the kantô finals this only happens in the anime.)Y:~tx^B9D0V` uA
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In the anime Sanada's Invisible shots are too much for Ryoma, and Sanada takes the lead. In the manga Ryoma wins the first game by using his "Muga no Kyouchi". Sanada then uses his Fuu and takes it up to 4 games to 1. In the anime Ryoma then uses his new invented technique the "Cyclone Smash". In order to take it back Sanada starts to put so much spin on his Invisible Swings that they start to blurr, making it difficult for Ryoma to return the ball. The blurring starts to irritate Ryoma's eyes. He then gets an idea. He uses one of his father's techniques "Samurai Ear": he shuts his eyes and hears where the ball is coming, and then he returns them back at an astonished Sanada. Due to his eyes being closed he doesn't get confused since he can hear where the ball is. Ryoma even uses a Cyclone Smash. Due to Sanada's speed and reflexes, he manages to catch up to it, but his racket gets knocked out of his hands.5M Hm6ml)D
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In the anime Sanada then remembers his promise to Yukimura and that awakens the true warrior in him, or, more correctly, the true samurai. He uses his Invisible Serve. Ryoma open his eyes in shock; he couldn't tell where the ball was going. Sanada swings his racket like a katana, and the ball speed increases far more than the "Invisible Shot". Ryoma tries the Cyclone Smash but Sanada returns it with no problem. Ryoma doesn't know what to do, and he becomes paralyzed in shock. Sanada makes serve aces up to match point without Ryoma even trying to reach them.
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Suddenly, Atobe starts to encourage Ryoma, followed by several other players. Ryoma reawakens as the true samurai and returns Sanada's Invisible serve once again. Ryoma then makes a comeback easily winning back all the lost points. Ryoma then says his trademark phrase, "mada mada da ne" in English. Q3M2H9oY`/h
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But Sanada isn't out yet; he fights bravely with his "Samurai Chop". (The ending of the match has a huge difference in the manga and anime) In the manga Ryoma has already entered "Muga no Kyouchi" and rushes towards the net. Sanada is still able to return his Twist Shots. Sanada then fires a high lob, but Ryoma jumps up high after it and uses his new technique the "COOL Drive" the ball smashes to the ground and just like Tsubame Gashi, doesn't bounce. Sanada can't return it and Ryoma wins. In the anime they use the ending sequence between Ryoma and Akaya Kirihara from the manga. Ryoma activates "Samurai's Eye" (in the manga he uses his "Muga no Kyouchi"). He uses the special moves of all the people he's ever faced: when he uses Shinji Ibu's "Spot" , Sanada drops his racket, wondering what happened to his arm. Ryoma then uses Shinjou's "Deep Impulse", Jin Akutsu's special smash, Yuuta Fuji's "Twist Spin Shot", and Wakashi Hiyoshi's "Enbu Tennis".&RY$\[ v0@v
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Ryoma finally wins, and Seigaku wins the Kantô Championship. A good sportsman, Sanada first congratulates Seigaku's vice-captain, Shuichiro Oishi, before he congratulates Ryoma. At the current time, since Atobe has mastered "Koori no Sekai" and Tezuka "Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami", it seems as Sanada is the weakest one among the three rivals.
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[edit] Invisible Swing
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Sanada's Invisible Swing has a very simple concept behind it, despite the destructive power and speed it has. Basically, Sanada has mastered an incredibly fast swing, making it near invisible for the normal naked eye to see the exact swing, hit, and spin of the ball he handles. His swing doesn't work for people like Ryoma Echizen or Eiji Kikumaru, though, because of their extraordinary ability to see moving things more clearly with their inborn enhanced eyesight. .u i0J o] ^7dd
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[edit] Invisible Serve
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The Invisible Serve is essentially the same thing as the Invisible Swing, except in this case, it is a serve swing and not a return swing. It has the same concept and does the same thing. Despite the simple concept, though, it does a lot to hinder the opponent from making a successful return, since there is no sure way of seeing the speed, direction, and spin of the ball. _+Y"Ik
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[edit] Fuu Rin Ka Zan
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This is the name of Sanada's techniques in the manga. None of them have been shown or used in the anime thus far, and it is unknown if they will ever appear. When performing the "Fuu Rin Ka Zan" Sanada usually says a phrase for each of the moves. ? rJDFo
Fuu (Wind)
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Fuu is an extremely fast swing that is based on the quick sword drawing technique. The fast swing results in the ball becoming 'invisible' to the eye. This is the move on which the "Invisible Swing" was most likely based in the anime. Fuu can be used to counter the Ka technique. When using Fuu, Sanada says "Swift like the Wind".
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Sanada hasn't revealed this technique yet, but it seems that Renji Yanagi, another powerful regular at Rikkaidai, is powerless against this shot. When using this shot Sanada says "Quiet Like The Forest". 4|.Y;pZ3v
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Another special move that only exists in the manga. Ka is an extremely powerful shot that can be hit as a smash, forehand, or backhand. When Sanada uses Ka as a smash, his stance suggests that it's the move Cyclone Smash is based off of. When using it, Sanada says "Invade like Fire".
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This move hasn't been shown in the manga either; however, it is known that it was with this technique that Sanada defeated Keigo Atobe during their first meeting. When used, Sanada says "Immovable like a Mountain".
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In the latest chapter of Prince of Tennis, Sanada has been shown to have a new technique "Thunder". When used, Sanada says "Shaking like Thunder".
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[edit] Muga no Kyouchi (無我の境地) (State of Self Actualization) (Manga only)
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A state in which the user naturally intakes all techniques he sees and can perfectly copy them. Sanada uses this in the Kantô finals against Ryoma, but ends up losing anyway