On the eve of the Australian Open final, Julian Voss is just one step away from becoming the youngest player ever to complete a career Grand Slam.
But he closes his eyes, and when he opens them again
he has become Kamitani Reito, a baby in Kanagawa who has just learned to crawl.
Kamitani Reito: "???"
This is his best form ever, and his rival is in his worst form ever!
The first time Reito steps into a tennis club, at the age of four,
he sees an all-too-familiar shade of purple hair.
Back then, Yukimura is the "Child of God," graceful and elegant, with textbook-perfect tennis.
Julian, meanwhile, is an "octopus," his movements twisted and his form bizarre.
They are polar opposites, one the height of beauty and the other of ugliness, yet they always find themselves facing off in the finals.
As tears well up in mini Yukimura's eyes,
Reito picks up his kid's smartwatch and takes a picture.
Kamitani Reito: "Is anything more satisfying than recording your rival's embarrassing moments?"
But why, after recording him for so long, has he become his rival's number-one fan instead???????
Theme: Let the passion burn hot and never go out
