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* {{Jerkass}}: It's probably unintentional on the part of the author, but Taka's attitude of bored superiority, his refusal to even look at any player he considered inferior, and his insistence that anyone who tried to stand up to him was engaged in a futile act made him '''very''' punchable. It didn't help that his so-called "problem" of being better than everyone around him was (a) not very relatable; and (b) the same one that [[TheSociopath Agon]] suffered from. He got a lot better [[spoiler: during the World Cup Arc]], though.
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* {{Jerkass}}: It's probably unintentional [[UnintentionallyUnsympathetic unintentional]] on the part of the author, but Taka's attitude of bored superiority, his refusal to even look at any player he considered inferior, and his insistence that anyone who tried to stand up to him was engaged in a futile act made him '''very''' punchable. It didn't help that his so-called "problem" of being better than everyone around him was (a) not very relatable; and (b) the same one that [[TheSociopath Agon]] suffered from. He got a lot better [[spoiler: during the World Cup Arc]], though.
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* MasterOfAll: It's hard to talk about the Alexanders' weak points... because there's none.
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* MasterOfAll: It's hard to talk about the Alexanders' weak points... because there's there are none.
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* EvilCounterpart: Averted, he would be Agon's good counterpart, both being Naga's ace, being popular with ladies in a team where no one had a girlfriend and sharing a taste for CoolShades.
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* EvilCounterpart: Averted, Inverted, he would be Agon's good counterpart, both being Naga's ace, being popular with ladies in a team where no one had a girlfriend and sharing a taste for CoolShades.
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* SamusIsAGirl: Yes, she ''was'' a quarterback. Yes, she was the quarterback of Japan's ''best'' team.
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* SamusIsAGirl: Yes, she ''was'' is a quarterback. Yes, she was the quarterback of is Japan's ''best'' team.''most skilled'' quarterback.
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* GenreSavvy: Possibly the ''only'' player in [[spoiler: Team Japan]] (besides Hiruma) to have this quality. Taka [[spoiler: was able to counter Clifford's trick play during the Japan vs USA match. As Taka himself pointed out, he ''learnt'' from his game against the Devil Bats, and as a result, would never defend against the obvious play. Instead, he was tightly marking the opposing wide receivers no matter what]].
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[[folder:In General]]
The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''[[note]]While '''''NEVER HAVING BEEN SCORED ON. EVER.'''''[[/note]]. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with two new recruits - [[LivingLegend Takeru Yamato]] and [[HeroicLineage Taka Honjo]], who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''[[note]]While '''''NEVER HAVING BEEN SCORED ON. EVER.'''''[[/note]]. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with two new recruits - [[LivingLegend Takeru Yamato]] and [[HeroicLineage Taka Honjo]], who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''[[note]]While '''''NEVER HAVING BEEN SCORED ON. EVER.'''''[[/NOTE]]. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with two new recruits - [[LivingLegend Takeru Yamato]] and [[HeroicLineage Taka Honjo]], who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''[[note]]While '''''NEVER HAVING BEEN SCORED ON. EVER.'''''[[/NOTE]].'''''[[/note]]. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with two new recruits - [[LivingLegend Takeru Yamato]] and [[HeroicLineage Taka Honjo]], who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''.initiation''[[note]]While '''''NEVER HAVING BEEN SCORED ON. EVER.'''''[[/NOTE]]. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with two new recruits - [[LivingLegend Takeru Yamato]] and [[HeroicLineage Taka Honjo]], who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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* TheCaptain: He's the captain, and unlike the other captain that were overshadowed by their teams' stronger players, Heracles did fulfill his job of giving advice and keeping the morale up. It's just that he didn't need to give many orders as the Alexanders were [[DreamTeam all aces]] who knew what to do.
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* TheCaptain: He's the captain, and unlike the other captain captains that were overshadowed by their teams' stronger players, Heracles did fulfill his job of giving advice and keeping the morale up. It's just that he didn't need to give many orders orders, as the Alexanders were [[DreamTeam all aces]] who knew what to do.
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* HeroicLineage: The son of Masaru Honjo, the legendary baseball player renowned for his catching skills. It's even referred as the blodline of sky riders in one chapter.
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* TheCaptain: He is the captain and unlike the other captain that are overshadowed by their strongest players he does fulfill his part of giving advice and keeping the morale up, it's just that Teikoku are all aces who knows what to do so he doesn'T need to give much orders.
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* TheCaptain: He is He's the captain captain, and unlike the other captain that are were overshadowed by their strongest players he does teams' stronger players, Heracles did fulfill his part job of giving advice and keeping the morale up, it's up. It's just that Teikoku are all aces who knows what to do so he doesn'T didn't need to give much orders.many orders as the Alexanders were [[DreamTeam all aces]] who knew what to do.
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* ObfuscatingStupidity: He deliberately hid a sharp mind beneath his apparent boisterousness. Although no one seems fooled by the idiot as much as thinking he has Osakan humor.
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* ObfuscatingStupidity: He deliberately hid a sharp mind beneath his apparent boisterousness. Although boisterousness, though no one seems seemed to be fooled by the idiot "stupidity" as much as thinking he has had Osakan humor.
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with the new recruits Takeru Yamato and Taka Honjo, who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with the two new recruits - [[LivingLegend Takeru Yamato Yamato]] and [[HeroicLineage Taka Honjo, Honjo]], who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided their these players into six ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else.else. During the main event of the story, they were gifted with the new recruits Takeru Yamato and Taka Honjo, who were hailed as [[TheAce very outstanding]], even among the generations of Alexanders lineups. With this, Teikoku seemed set to continue their winning streak when [[spoiler: the Deimon Devil Bats became their opponents in the [[FinalBattle Christmas Bowl]]]]. [[spoiler: They didn't]].
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* HardWorkHardlyWorks: Averted. Unlike Yamato and Taka who [[TheAce went up from sixth to first string in a day]], Heracles had been up and down the Teikoku lineups during his tenure. This was one of the reasons why he took pride in being a first string player; with all the luxuries it entailed (professional-grade personal locker rooms, authority over lower-tier players, popularity, etc), and encouraged everyone to think the same, believing it to be the proof that hard work ''does'' pay off.
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* HardWorkHardlyWorks: Averted. Unlike Yamato and Taka who [[TheAce went up from sixth to first string in a day]], Heracles had been up and down the Teikoku lineups during his tenure. This was one of the reasons why he took pride in being a first string player; with all the luxuries it entailed (professional-grade personal locker rooms, authority over lower-tier players, popularity, etc), and encouraged everyone to think the same, same - believing it to be the proof that hard work ''does'' pay off.
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* HardWorkHardlyWorks: Averted. Unlike Yamato and Taka who [[TheAce went up from sixth to first string in a day]], Heracles had been up and down the Teikoku lineups during his tenure. This was one of the reasons why he took pride in being a first string player; with all the luxuries it entailed (professional grade personal locker rooms, authority over lower tier players, popularity. etc), and encouraged everyone to think the same, believing it to be the proof that hard work ''does'' pay off.
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* HardWorkHardlyWorks: Averted. Unlike Yamato and Taka who [[TheAce went up from sixth to first string in a day]], Heracles had been up and down the Teikoku lineups during his tenure. This was one of the reasons why he took pride in being a first string player; with all the luxuries it entailed (professional grade (professional-grade personal locker rooms, authority over lower tier lower-tier players, popularity. popularity, etc), and encouraged everyone to think the same, believing it to be the proof that hard work ''does'' pay off.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: So, you want Karin to throw something to a certain place? Just ask her and she will do it. The pass will be impossible to intercept and it won't be even hard to catch due to how gentle it is. The side comics showed how she curbstomped the opposing team in a SnowballFight.
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* ImprobableAimingSkills: So, you want Karin to throw something to a certain place? Just ask her and she will do it. The pass will be impossible to intercept and it won't be even hard to catch due to how gentle it is. The side comics showed how she curbstomped the opposing team in a SnowballFight.
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Invoked by Hiruma. Karin's 100% girl, but Hiruma told his team otherwise so that they would [[WouldntHitAGirl go all out against her]] because she was just a [[BlatantLies really girly-looking guy named "Karinro"]] (with "ro" being a Japanese suffix for male names). [[DumbJock Most of the Devil Bats]] ended up thinking of her as this.
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* DudeLooksLikeALady: Invoked by Hiruma. Karin's 100% girl, but Hiruma told his team otherwise so that they would [[WouldntHitAGirl go all out against her]] because - that she was just a [[BlatantLies really girly-looking guy named "Karinro"]] (with "ro" being a Japanese suffix for male names). [[DumbJock Most of the Devil Bats]] ended up thinking of her as this.
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* SmugSnake: Just look at his quote above!
* SmugSuper: Taka is almost inhuman when it comes to his skills as a wide receiver. He's so filled with smug that he simply took a side glance at Monta and decided that the latter wasn't good enough for him. Unlike [[NiceGuy Yamato]], Taka ''was'' a bit of a douche about it (though not as bad as Agon).
* SmugSuper: Taka is almost inhuman when it comes to his skills as a wide receiver. He's so filled with smug that he simply took a side glance at Monta and decided that the latter wasn't good enough for him. Unlike [[NiceGuy Yamato]], Taka ''was'' a bit of a douche about it (though not as bad as Agon).
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* SmugSuper: Taka is almost inhuman when it comes to his skills as a wide receiver. He's so filled with smug that he simply took a side glance at Monta and decided that the latter wasn't good enough for him. Unlike [[NiceGuy Yamato]], Taka ''was'' a bit of a douche about it (though not as bad as Agon).
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Yamato, like Sena, possessed the ability to find run routes. However, unlike Sena, who can find one or two routes, Yamato can find ''all possible run routes,'' making him just as difficult to reach as it was to take him down. He could also predict opposing plays with frightening accuracy, being so confident in his predictions that the rest of the Alexanders never doubted him. [[spoiler:Finally, he was able to counter Sena's Devil Fourth Dimension immediately after seeing it.]]
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* AwesomenessByAnalysis: Yamato, like Sena, possessed the ability to find run routes. However, unlike Sena, who can find one or two routes, Yamato can find ''all possible run routes,'' making him just as difficult to reach as it was to take him down. He could also predict opposing plays with frightening accuracy, being so confident in his predictions that the rest of the Alexanders never doubted him. [[spoiler:Finally, he was able to counter Sena's Devil Fourth Dimension immediately ''immediately after seeing it.]]it'']].
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The [[FinalBoss ultimate team]] in Japanese highschool football, dominating the whole Kansai district and winning the Christmas Bowl ''every year since its initiation''. Their strength stemmed mainly from their policy: They had a policy of recruiting recruited top players from other schools in order to build up their own ranks. Run on a meritocracy, the Alexanders divided their players into ranks and advanced them based on performance and nothing else.
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* MeaningfulName: "Hera Kureji" (in the Japanese order, where family names came before given names) sounded like [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/ClassicalMythologyMortalsAndDemigods "Heracles"]], a divine hero in classical mythology known for extraordinary strength. Naturally, this goes with his team's Roman [[Motif theme]] and highlighted Heracles' role as the centre.
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* MeaningfulName: "Hera Kureji" (in the Japanese order, where family names came before given names) sounded like [[http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Characters/ClassicalMythologyMortalsAndDemigods "Heracles"]], a divine hero in classical mythology known for extraordinary strength. Naturally, this goes with his team's Roman [[Motif [[{{Motif}} theme]] and highlighted Heracles' role as the centre.
