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* UnderdogsNeverLose: Ultimately [[spoiler: subverted]] in major tournaments when it comes to [[spoiler: going all the way]] for Eiichirou, [[spoiler: despite being played straight in the early stages against much higher-fancied opponents]].
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* UnderdogsNeverLose: Ultimately [[spoiler: subverted]] in major tournaments when it comes to [[spoiler: going all the way]] for Eiichirou, [[spoiler: despite being Generally played straight in because Eiichirou's lack of match records means he is only seeded once during the early stages entirety of the series ([[spoiler:8th, and he won against much higher-fancied opponents]].the top seed in the final of that tournament]]). After taking substantial rises in skill and physical ability he would be capable of defeating several opponents ranked better than him, sometimes even being generally stronger than him. [[spoiler:But he would only win one more tournament by the cancellation of the series, and even then he took this trope far and beyond by pulling himself through the qualifiers first before winning the whole thing]].
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* SuperOCD: Eiichiro.
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* NeatFreak: Eiichirou values tidiness, which shows in his writing, manner of dress, and how orderly he arranges his boxed lunches. However he truly takes this UpToEleven with his habit of taking two sets of notes during class, one for studying and lending out to his classmates so that his treasured “master copy” can remain pristine.
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* NeatFreak: Eiichirou values tidiness, which shows in his writing, manner of dress, and how orderly he arranges his boxed lunches. However he truly takes this UpToEleven with his He also has a habit of taking two sets of notes during class, one for studying and lending out to his classmates so that his treasured “master copy” can remain pristine.
