Rambling MBTI Analysis of Prince of Tennis Characters

I think Atobe also likes tennis very much. It may be because of his family background that he cannot pursue the career of tennis wholeheartedly like the other two ministers. He is also burdened with the responsibilities brought by his identity. Uncle Atobe seems to be born to stand at the top, show off and be confident, and he does many things very well, whether it is studying or other hobbies, his tennis skills are also very outstanding, and he is too Mrs. E (I think he himself also likes the feeling of being in the spotlight, and is afraid to avoid it when he is around an I person). He looks domineering and authoritarian, but he is actually very gentle at heart. In the tennis club, he can obviously pressure his teammates to do better, but he chooses to blame himself. He is actually very tolerant to his teammates. You can tell it by looking at Jirou. Hahahaha, he sleeps every day and misses training and can still be the main player. There is also a match between Yushi Ninzu and Momogi. It can be finished as soon as possible, but he respects Ninzu and fights passionately. In the Hyōtei short skit, he wore a funny mask in order to make others laugh at him, but in Atobe he just made the mask symmetrical and left. He was very tolerant hhhh.

Atobe, who appeared as a villain, was indeed a bit difficult to understand at first, but Xu Fei gradually became more attentive in portraying the plot about the Ice King, and Atobe's image became more three-dimensional and positive. I had no feelings for him at first (I really can't accept such an outgoing person. I was watching the movie while an old man on the subway looked at his mobile phone). Later, as I grew older and saw the new king of the Internet, I gradually got his charm.

It's surprisingly similar to Fuji in some aspects. . . I particularly don't like challenges that are beyond my ability. I like to express myself, but the premise is that the difficulty of the task is slightly lower than my ability. I will only do it when I think I will receive positive feedback, but things are slowly changing now.

It's true, Yukimura hits the ball straight when it comes to relationships, he's very strong

Xf The character image created is still very good (compared to the plot) Rikkai gives me the feeling that he is very strong, but sometimes he is very gentle when treating each other internally. There is a question about whether there are people in the main selection who are really afraid of Tiantian. Actually, there is not (eyes avert). It feels like there are not many places to describe Yagyu...

I remember when I first read the fanfic, I saw the name Li Hai Grand Army. Now that I think about it, it is quite vivid. It can be seen from the highly united attitude towards victory within Lihai University, from training to weight-bearing, etc.? Well-trained, that's the only way I can describe it, hahahaha.

The first character to appear in Rikkai University is Kirihara. When taking the bus to school, Qinghao overslept and was called off by the driver at the terminal. Then he entered the tennis club to provoke and wanted to play a game with Tezuka. At that time, I thought wow, he is so arrogant. This was also the first time I knew about Rikkai University. But maybe it's because Kirihara's image looks like a stupid, passionate player, so I feel okay about Tatekai Dai and don't particularly care about it. But later on, after the number of Rikkai Dai increased during the Kanto Competition, I felt that they looked like a super-powerful villain boss (which is true). When Xu Fei portrayed this plot, Rikkai Dai's sense of oppression was super strong, and he was full of elite style. Yukimura also appeared in the hospital at that time. Fortunately, I was once again confused by the temporary appearance. I really didn't expect that when he mentioned tennis, the tennis club and the winning streak, the feeling would completely change. When it comes to the national competition, I feel that Yukimura's appearance is at the peak of his animation. His painting style has become even sharper. Not only his appearance, but also his body and muscles. His playing style and unique skills that destroy all five senses are more in line with his positioning as the No. 1 Tennis master among junior high school students.

I really like Sanada's hhhhh. His moves, his character and experience are very similar to the portrayal of a traditional Japanese Bushido man. He was very confident and determined when he talked trash during the game and said before the game that Ritsukai would win the game. Hahahaha. And I was deeply impressed by his words "Let me take you to the abyss of defeat" because when I just watched the anime, I saw him and I knew Tezuka, and then I automatically compared the differences between the two of them (I feel ashamed that I was watching anime and humanities together. At that time, both of them were iceberg settings. Now I feel that the legs are still icebergs, but Sanada's character design is a bit hahahahahaha Xu Fei did it). I feel like many people among Net Kings have high demands or relatively high expectations for themselves, but Sanada's consistent self-discipline still shocks me, which can be seen from his daily routine.

Check in! Watching it together with the plot next door, Xu Fei's portrayal of Yukimura's character is very smooth overall. It's hard to get over being a Rikkai chef for a long time.

Can you analyze Atobe? He should be an ENTJ, right?