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* AncientRome: These guys seemed to have a Roman Empire [[{{Motifs}} theme]] going on, which fitted their meritocratic philosophy as a captain pretty well.

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* AncientRome: These guys seemed to have a Roman Empire [[{{Motifs}} theme]] going on, which fitted their meritocratic philosophy (and having ThePrankster as a captain captain) pretty well.


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** They also take the Devil Bats seriously - they have, after all, proven themselves the best team in the East and defeated the Nagas and the Dinosaurs, they're clearly a strong team.

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* AncientRome: These guys seemed to have a Roman Empire [[{{Motifs}} theme]] going on, which fitted their meritocratic philosophy pretty well.

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* AncientRome: These guys seemed to have a Roman Empire [[{{Motifs}} theme]] going on, which fitted their meritocratic philosophy as a captain pretty well.



* ThePrankster: One of the ways he kept the atmosphere lighthearted. He often played practical jokes on other players of the team, such as swapping Taka's novel for a fanfic written by Karin.

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* ThePrankster: One of the ways he kept the atmosphere lighthearted. He often played practical jokes on other players of the team, such as swapping Taka's novel for a fanfic written by Karin. Fittingly, the Ancient Romans were big on pranks and jokes at the most inopportune times.
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* BadassInCharge: He was the one who really led the Alexanders on the field.
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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: In this team, authority was only for players who kicked asses.

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* AsskickingEqualsAuthority: AsskickingLeadsToLeadership: In this team, authority was only for players who kicked asses.
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* TheChick: '''Double Subverted'''. In her first appearance, Karin showed up together with Ibarada spectating the Devil Bats vs Dinosaurs game. When they left, some passersby ''appeared'' to refer to Ibarada as the Alexanders' quarterback (but they were in truth talking about Karin, of course). This would make readers think that Karin was the manager, and most likely TheChick... [[{{Subverted}} until]] it was shown that Karin, ''not'' Ibarada, was the quarterback of the team, and you'd think that Karin was going to have lots of actions. In the actual Devil Bats vs Alexanders games, however, it turned out that even though Karin was very talented, she lacked the [[TheLeader authoritative personality]] to be a control tower like the other quarterbacks. So... she's TheChick, after all.
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* ChasteHero: Not to the same degree as [[AmbiguousDisorder Shin]], but Yamato didn't have a girlfriend, and seemed not to be interested in finding one.

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* ChasteHero: Not to the same degree as [[AmbiguousDisorder Shin]], Shin, but Yamato didn't have a girlfriend, and seemed not to be interested in finding one.
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* RapunzelHair: His long hair extended down to his lower back.
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* BaldOfAwesome: Agon couldn't resist giving him a noogie, he took it less well than Unsui.
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* WeakButSkilled: Karin may not be as strong as a male quarterback, but her passes are nigh-impossible to intercept, and gentle enough to be caught by almost anybody she throws it to. And while she really doesn't need to dodge incoming defenders due to being protected by Teikoku's powerful line, she is agile enough to be able to avoid anyone slower than Sena when the defense does break through.

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* WeakButSkilled: Karin may not be as strong as a male quarterback, but her passes are nigh-impossible to intercept, pinpoint accurate, and gentle enough to be caught by almost anybody she throws it to. And while she really doesn't need to dodge incoming defenders due to being protected by Teikoku's powerful line, she is agile enough to be able to avoid anyone slower than Sena when the defense does break through.

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* MeaningfulName: "Yamato Takeru" was also the name of an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_Takeru ancient Japanese prince]] who was... the King Arthur of Japan, in a nutshell.



* NamedAfterSomebodyFamous: "Yamato Takeru" was also the name of an [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamato_Takeru ancient Japanese prince]] who was... the King Arthur of Japan, in a nutshell.



* NoSell: The "Caesar's Charge" was basically him refusing to go down after being tackled, often ''dragging the opposing player with him'' as he ran. [[spoiler: He was also the only player who'd taken Shin's [[OneHitKO Trident Tackle]] directly without going down]].

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* NoSell: The "Caesar's Charge" was basically him refusing to go down after being tackled, often ''dragging dragging the opposing player with him'' him as he ran. [[spoiler: He was also the only player who'd taken Shin's [[OneHitKO Trident Tackle]] directly without going down]].

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* FiveManBand: They're not really evil, though.
** BigBad (de facto): Yamato, who's [[{{Motifs}} fittingly]] nicknamed "the Emperor".
** TheDragon: Taka.
** TheEvilGenius (de facto): Heracles.
** TheBrute: Achilles.
** TheDarkChick: Karin.
*** Tenma also counted as a [[TheDarkChick dark chick]], given that he was so much more upbeat than the other players of the team and relatively useless (i.e., overshadowed by [[TheAce Yamato]], who's also a running back).
** BiggerBad: The Teikoku Highschool itself was the one who put forth that ridiculous policy of stealing ace players from other teams.
* {{Genius Bruiser}}s: A requirement to be a first string player was to memorize 1000 football plays.
* {{Lightning Bruiser}}s: Another requirement to be a first string player is to be able to run the 40-yard dash in 5 seconds or less. Yes, even the linemen have to do this. This makes their line ''both'' fast and strong.

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* FiveManBand: They're not really evil, though.
** BigBad (de facto): Yamato, who's [[{{Motifs}} fittingly]] nicknamed "the Emperor".
** TheDragon: Taka.
** TheEvilGenius (de facto): Heracles.
** TheBrute: Achilles.
** TheDarkChick: Karin.
*** Tenma also counted as a [[TheDarkChick dark chick]], given that he was so much more upbeat than the other players of the team and relatively useless (i.e., overshadowed by [[TheAce Yamato]], who's also a running back).
** BiggerBad: The Teikoku Highschool itself was the one who put forth that ridiculous policy of stealing ace players from other teams.
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GeniusBruiser: A requirement to be a first string player was to memorize 1000 football plays.
* {{Lightning Bruiser}}s: LightningBruiser: Another requirement to be a first string player is to be able to run the 40-yard dash in 5 seconds or less. Yes, even the linemen have to do this. This makes their line ''both'' fast and strong.
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''"It's settled... It's my win!"''

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''"It's ->''"It's settled... It's my win!"''



''"It's the same thing. It's useless. You won't be a match for me, either."''

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''"It's ->''"It's the same thing. It's useless. You won't be a match for me, either."''



''"Um... Please be gentle to me."''

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''"Um...->''"Um... Please be gentle to me."''
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* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: An unusual sports variant. When Sena, Monta, and Suzuna went to Teikoku High to scout their players, they also tried stealing the team's playbook. When they were caught, Yamato figured out what they wanted to do and handed them a copy, then stated that they didn't have to go through all the effort and should've simply asked or bought a copy at the school souvenir shop. This shows that Teikoku doesn't really mind showing other teams their playbook since the information becomes useless if they cannot stop the Alexanders from winning.

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* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: An unusual sports variant. When Sena, Monta, and Suzuna went to Teikoku High to scout their players, they also tried stealing the team's playbook. When they were caught, Yamato figured out what they wanted to do and handed them a copy, then stated that they didn't have to go through all the effort and should've simply asked or bought a copy at the school souvenir shop. This shows that Teikoku doesn't really mind showing other teams their playbook since the information becomes useless if they cannot stop the Alexanders from winning. Yamato reassures them that he doesn't mean it as an insult either, the playbook contains a thousand plays the Alexanders mastered and no other team in Japan can feasibly counter all of them.

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* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: An unusual sports variant. When Sena, Monta, and Suzuna went to Teikoku High to scout their players, they also tried stealing the team's playbook. When they were caught, Yamato figured out what they wanted to do and handed them a copy, then stated that they didn't have to go through all the effort and should've simply asked or bought a copy at the school souvenir shop. This shows that Teikoku doesn't really mind showing other teams their playbook since the information becomes useless if they cannot stop the Alexanders from winning.



* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: An unusual sports variant. When Sena, Monta, and Suzuna went to Teikoku High to scout their players, they also tried stealing the team's playbook. When they were caught, Yamato figured out what they wanted to do and handed them a copy, then stated that they didn't have to go through all the effort and should've simply asked or bought a copy at the school souvenir shop. This shows that Teikoku doesn't really mind showing other teams their playbook since the information becomes useless if they cannot stop the Alexanders from winning.
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* ExplainingYourPowerToTheEnemy: An unusual sports variant. When Sena, Monta, and Suzuna went to Teikoku High to scout their players, they also tried stealing the team's playbook. When they were caught, Yamato figured out what they wanted to do and handed them a copy, then stated that they didn't have to go through all the effort and should've simply asked or bought a copy at the school souvenir shop. This shows that Teikoku doesn't really mind showing other teams their playbook since the information becomes useless if they cannot stop the Alexanders from winning.
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* DarkIsNotEvil: They have black uniforms, and are the FinalBoss, but outside the field, are not at all hostile to the opposing players.

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* LonelyAtTheTop: Taka was the undisputed best at being a receiver. It left him bored and apathetic because being the best at what you do meant that almost nobody can be considered as competition.



* SacrificedBasicSkillForAwesomeTraining: Taka was trained since childhood to catch balls. While this resulted in him being the best Wide Receiver in Japan, it also turned him into an apathetic person who trained out of habit without a set goal. His top notch ability developed through years of training also left him bored because he curb-stomps any receiver he faces.



* SignatureMove: [[spoiler: Oh, Taka could do the Devil Backfire, too]]. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Damn it]].

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* SignatureMove: [[spoiler: Oh, Taka could do the Devil Backfire, too]]. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck Damn it]]. A better example is the way he looks when he jumps to catch the ball which is described by his father as akin to walking on air.
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* {{Unperson}}: [[spoiler: Not only was he expelled from Notre Dame because Mr. Don didn't find him worthy of the title Eyeshield 21, Mr. Don also ensured that all traces of Yamato's time and achievements in the school were erased as well.]]
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* FiveBadBand: They're not really evil, though.

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* FiveBadBand: FiveManBand: They're not really evil, though.

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* CuteSportsClubManager: Subverted. Karin's actually the ''quarterback''.

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* CuteSportsClubManager: Subverted. Her first appearance has her acting like one for Teikoku, with [[JerkJock Ibarada]] being the one who makes her do manager stuff (and some people positively identifying Ibarada as a Teikoku player). Subverted in that Karin's actually Teikoku's ''ace quarterback'' and, as stated by Yamato, should be the ''quarterback''.one giving Ibarada orders.

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* EveryoneLovesBlondes: Come on, how can you not love Karin?

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* EveryoneLovesBlondes: Come on, how can you not love Karin?She has hoards of fans due to being the only female quarterback ''and'' the most skilled quarterback in Japan. She's also a genuinely nice person off the field and a blonde haired beauty.

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