Title: Tennis no Oujisama Kanzenban Season 1 Container BoxProduct code: 4530430156641
Price: 2,800 yen (inclusive of tax)
Characters: All of Seigaku and others
Size: H226mm×W224mm×D161mm
Purchase from: Mekke!
Ramblings from a Tenipuri addict about the object of my affection - Prince of Tennis!
Title: Tennis no Oujisama Kanzenban Season 1 Container Box
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Today is the 32nd birthday of Kawamoto Naru-san who plays Kawamura Takashi in Tenipuri! To be frank, I remembered his name quite easily when I started watching Tenipuri because his surname sounds quite similar to his character. And when I saw his face for the first time, it left a pretty deep impression on me since he has that unexplainable power to amuse me just as how I feel whenever Taka-san goes into burning mode. ^__^
Today's the birthday of Taka-san, Mr. Burning of Seigaku! Normally, Taka-san looks very gentle and kind but whenever he holds his racket, he will become a different person. He has a special preference to say English expressions with "Burning" being his catchphrase. And when he plays tennis, he can get really aggressive which suits his play style, aggressive baseliner. Being a person with 2 entirely different personalities, Taka-san provides much comical relief especially when he goes into burning mode. In addition, he's also someone who thinks a lot about his teammates and is prepared to go to extremes for Seigaku's victory. Just look at how he was prepared to sacrifice his arm when he was playing Kabaji during the Kantou tournament. There are a number of times when Taka-san was on reserve e.g. the Rikkai arc and he usually plays doubles with Fuji. Singles-wise, I think the Kabaji match was one of the few when he played alone. The only exception for the doubles match was his pairing with Momo during the Rokkaku arc when they played Davide and Bane-san. His friendship with Akutsu is also something worth noting as one is so gentle while the other is so aggressive yet they can become good pals. Taka-san is someone who can get along with everyone and I don't even remember him flaring up at anyone. It must be fun to have a senior like him around but I certainly do not want to antagonise him while he's in burning mode. ^__^
Here's the cover of Taka-san's album due to be released next Wednesday as shown on NEC Interchannel. As for the premiums in the first press limited edition, there's an additional CD of descriptions for the songs in the album by Kawamoto Naru, the seiyuu of Taka-san. There's also a postcard used for the lucky draw of a secret event to commemorate the release of this album. Up till today, I have still not decided whether to get this so it might probably be ages before I can make up my mind. I might even buy this months later just like what I did for the Tezuka album when I've heard some of the songs inside the album. It's not really because I have no confidence in Taka-san's vocals but buying an album is not like buying a single especially when the price is concerned. I do like Taka-san but not as much as my top favourites so I'm taking more time to deliberate on this matter.