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* AdaptationDistillation: Each installment of Tenimyu does a great job of condensing an entire arc of the manga into a two hour musical. For the Rikkai arcs in the 1st Season, it took two musicals for each.
** Even the Dream Lives represent some of the gag fillers from the manga. Dream Live 1st showcases the Bowling Tournament, Dream Live 4rd has the Seigaku-Rokkaku Beach Volley match and Dream Live 6th shows the Yakiniku Tournament between Seigaku, Higa, Shitenhouji and Hyotei.
** Even the Dream Lives represent some of the gag fillers from the manga. Dream Live 1st showcases the Bowling Tournament, Dream Live 4rd has the Seigaku-Rokkaku Beach Volley match and Dream Live 6th shows the Yakiniku Tournament between Seigaku, Higa, Shitenhouji and Hyotei.
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* AdaptationDistillation: Each installment of Tenimyu does a great job of condensing an entire arc of the manga into a two hour two-hour musical. For the Rikkai arcs in the 1st Season, it took two musicals for each.
** Even the Dream Lives represent some of the gag fillers from the manga. Dream Live 1st showcases the Bowling Tournament, Dream Live 4rd has the Seigaku-Rokkaku Beach Volley match and Dream Live 6th shows the Yakiniku Tournament between Seigaku, Higa,Shitenhouji Shitenhouji, and Hyotei.
** Even the Dream Lives represent some of the gag fillers from the manga. Dream Live 1st showcases the Bowling Tournament, Dream Live 4rd has the Seigaku-Rokkaku Beach Volley match and Dream Live 6th shows the Yakiniku Tournament between Seigaku, Higa,
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* AscendedExtra: Compared to the manga, the Freshmen Trio have larger roles and musical numbers.
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* AscendedExtra: Compared to the manga, the Freshmen Trio have has larger roles and musical numbers.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Dream Live Concerts can be considered this, since they're random events that don't count as canon in the musicals, but serve as "variety-shows" for both the cast and the fans.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the 4th Dream Live , the beach-volley miniarc is staged, including the accidental de-pant of Inui. Right when they pull Inui's pants down, Inui covers his butt with his notebook (Nakayama Masei was wearing an illusion net, anyway).
* ButNotTooForeign: The cast had half-japanese actors during the 1st Season run.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the 4th Dream Live , the beach-volley miniarc is staged, including the accidental de-pant of Inui. Right when they pull Inui's pants down, Inui covers his butt with his notebook (Nakayama Masei was wearing an illusion net, anyway).
* ButNotTooForeign: The cast had half-japanese actors during the 1st Season run.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Dream Live Concerts can be considered this, this since they're random events that don't count as canon in the musicals, but serve as "variety-shows" "variety shows" for both the cast and the fans.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the 4th DreamLive , Live, the beach-volley miniarc mini-arc is staged, including the accidental de-pant of Inui. Right when they pull Inui's pants down, Inui covers his butt with his notebook (Nakayama Masei was wearing an illusion net, anyway).
* ButNotTooForeign: The cast hadhalf-japanese half-Japanese actors during the 1st Season run.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the 4th Dream
* ButNotTooForeign: The cast had
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* DanceBattler: Since it's a musical, expect some of the matches to literally become this.
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* DanceBattler: Since it's a musical, expect some of the matches to literally become this.
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* TheDeterminator: Yanagi Kotarou, the first actor for Echizen Ryoma, suffered a car accident close to the premiere of Remarkable 1st Match Fudomine. Doctors predicted he would never be able to walk again. Not only did he prove them wrong, he [[HesBack came back to perform as Echizen in the second generation cast]], despite his abilities being much more limited due to his injuries. The directors and choreographers even specifically tailored the performance so that it wouldn't overstep his limitations, despite the fact that they could've easily just hired someone who was completely physically fit.
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* TheDeterminator: Yanagi Kotarou, the first actor for Echizen Ryoma, suffered a car accident close to the premiere of Remarkable 1st Match Fudomine. Doctors predicted he would never be able to walk again. Not only did he prove them wrong, but he [[HesBack came back to perform as Echizen in the second generation cast]], despite his abilities being much more limited due to his injuries. The directors and choreographers even specifically tailored the performance so that it wouldn't overstep his limitations, despite the fact that even though they could've easily just hired someone who was completely physically fit.
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** Kamakari Kenta (the first Shishido) had A LOT in common with Shishido, which is also mentioned during a backstage interview (both are 172 cms height, B+ bloodtypes, play billiards, etc.)
** Date Koji (the first Ohtori) also was a National Ranked Tennis player when he was in highschool, and, like Ohtori, is very good at instruments (Date, however, is more rocker while Ohtori is more classically inclined).
** Date Koji (the first Ohtori) also was a National Ranked Tennis player when he was in highschool, and, like Ohtori, is very good at instruments (Date, however, is more rocker while Ohtori is more classically inclined).
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** Kamakari Kenta (the first Shishido) had A LOT in common with Shishido, which is also mentioned during a backstage interview (both are 172 cms cm height, B+ bloodtypes, play billiards, etc.)
** Date Koji (the first Ohtori) also was a National Ranked Tennis player when he was inhighschool, high school, and, like Ohtori, is very good at instruments (Date, however, is more rocker while Ohtori is more classically inclined).
** Date Koji (the first Ohtori) also was a National Ranked Tennis player when he was in
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* LargeHam: While covering the manga storyline, the actors always find a way to be goofy and over the top. This is specially played during the Dream Live Concerts, where ''everything'' is allowed.
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* LargeHam: While covering the manga storyline, the actors always find a way to be goofy and over the top. This is specially especially played during the Dream Live Concerts, where ''everything'' is allowed.
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* MinorCharacterMajorSong: Every notable secondary character has one, but a more accurate example are The Freshmen Trio (Horio, Kachiro and Katsuo), who have a song in every musical.
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* MinorCharacterMajorSong: Every notable secondary character has one, but a more accurate example are The Freshmen Trio (Horio, Kachiro Kachiro, and Katsuo), who have a song in every musical.
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*** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
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*** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.plays Nanjiro.
*** Luke Yosuke Crawford (the first Kite) plays Ralph Rhinehart (USA Team)
*** Luke Yosuke Crawford (the first Kite) plays Ralph Rhinehart (USA Team)
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* CreatorCameo: Yukio Ueshima plays both Nanjiro Echizen and coach Tarou Sakaki during the first season.
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* CreatorCameo: Yukio Ueshima (the director and choreographer) plays both Nanjiro Echizen and coach Tarou Sakaki during the first season.
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*** In New Prince of Tennis, actors from the first season return in different roles.
*** Kento Ono (the first Renji) plays Tokugawa.
*** Hiroki Aiba returns once again, but this time playing Kanata Irie (who he also voices in the anime)
*** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
*** Kento Ono (the first Renji) plays Tokugawa.
*** Hiroki Aiba returns once again, but this time playing Kanata Irie (who he also voices in the anime)
*** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
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*** In New Prince of Tennis, actors from the first season return [[YouLookFamiliar in different roles.
***roles]].
**** Kento Ono (the first Renji) plays Kazuya Tokugawa.
*** **** Hiroki Aiba returns once again, but this time playing Kanata Irie (who he also voices in the anime)
***anime) along with Kazuaki Yasue as a double cast.
**** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
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**** Kento Ono (the first Renji) plays Kazuya Tokugawa.
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**** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
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* CreatorCameo: Yukio Ueshima plays both Nanjiro Echizen and coach Tarou Sakaki during the first season.
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*** After already graduating from their roles, Kujirai Kousuke returned as Kaidoh for ''Advancement Match Rokkaku'' when the original actor dropped out. Aiba Hiroki also returned as Fuji Shusuke for ''The Imperial Presence Hyoutei'' to replace the actor for the Seigaku Cast B.
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*** After already graduating from their roles, Kousuke Kujirai Kousuke returned as Kaidoh for ''Advancement Match Rokkaku'' when the original actor dropped out. Aiba Hiroki Aiba also returned as Fuji Shusuke for ''The Imperial Presence Hyoutei'' to replace the actor for the Seigaku Cast B.
*** In New Prince of Tennis, actors from the first season return in different roles.
**** Kento Ono (the first Renji) plays Tokugawa.
**** Hiroki Aiba returns once again, but this time playing Kanata Irie (who he also voices in the anime)
**** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
**** Kento Ono (the first Renji) plays Tokugawa.
**** Hiroki Aiba returns once again, but this time playing Kanata Irie (who he also voices in the anime)
**** Eiji Moriyama (the first Momoshiro) returns but playing Nanjiro.
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** Every once in a while, Konomi Takeshi, the author of the manga, is invited to stage during the curtain call.
** The Original Seigaku 1st cast starred in the Dream Live 7th. Abe Yoshitsugu (Kawamura 1st A) was unable, so Kitamura Eiki (Kawamura 1st B) replaced him. Many of the past actors were also invited on stage AsHimself in different days.
** The Original Seigaku 1st cast starred in the Dream Live 7th. Abe Yoshitsugu (Kawamura 1st A) was unable, so Kitamura Eiki (Kawamura 1st B) replaced him. Many of the past actors were also invited on stage AsHimself in different days.
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** Every once in a while, Konomi Takeshi, Takeshi Konomi, the author of the manga, is invited to stage during the curtain call.
** The Original Seigaku 1st cast starred in the Dream Live 7th.Abe Yoshitsugu Abe (Kawamura 1st A) was unable, so Eiki Kitamura Eiki (Kawamura 1st B) replaced him. Many of the past actors were also invited on stage AsHimself in different days.
** The Original Seigaku 1st cast starred in the Dream Live 7th.
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* NiceHat: As usual Ryoma, Shishido, Kisarazu Ryou and Sanada.
** For the Dream Lives, when Seigaku has special casual clothes, Kaidoh always gets a pretty hat to go instead of his bandanas.
** For the Dream Lives, when Seigaku has special casual clothes, Kaidoh always gets a pretty hat to go instead of his bandanas.
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: As the musicals went on introducing more and more teams and casts, it got to a point where there were also featured both alternate casts ''in the same Dream Live'' (In Dream Live 6, Seigaku 4 starred along Seigaku 5, Hyotei B and Shitenhouji A; While in Dream Live 7 were featured Seigaku 5, Shitenhouji A ''and'' B, Rikkaidai, the Rivals ''aaaand Seigaku 1'')
** Season 2 also included [[AscendedExtra Uchimura, Mori and Taki]], who didn't appear in the past musicals.
** Season 2 also included [[AscendedExtra Uchimura, Mori and Taki]], who didn't appear in the past musicals.
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* Seigaku VS Shitenhoji. 20 December 2018 - 17 February 2019
* Seigaku VS Rikkai First Half. 11 July 2019 - 29 September 2019
* Seigaku VS Rikkai Second Half. 19 December 2019 - 16 February 2020
* Seigaku VS Rikkai First Half. 11 July 2019 - 29 September 2019
* Seigaku VS Rikkai Second Half. 19 December 2019 - 16 February 2020
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st. 13 June 2004
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd. 4 May 2005
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd. 28–29 March 2006
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th. 30–31 March 2007, 17–20 May 2007
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th. 17–18 May 2008, 24–25 May 2008
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th. 2–3 May 2009, 9–10 May 2009
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* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th. 7–9 May 2010, 20–23 May 2010
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* Dream Live 2013. 27 April 2013 - 5 May 2013
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* Team Live Seigaku. 10 June 2015 - 28 June 2015
* Team Live Fudomine. 29 July 2015 - 9 August 2015
* Team Live Fudomine. 29 July 2015 - 9 August 2015
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* Team Live St. Rudolph and Yamabuki. 17 March 2016 - 3 April 2016
* Team Live Hyoutei. 12 April 2016 - 16 April 2016
* Dream Live 2016. 13 May 2016 - 22 May 2016
* Team Live Hyoutei. 12 April 2016 - 16 April 2016
* Dream Live 2016. 13 May 2016 - 22 May 2016
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* Dream Live 2017. 26 May 2017 - 28 May 2017
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* Team Party Seigaku and Rokkaku. 26 October 2017 - 5 November 2017
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* Team Party Rikkai. 5 April 2018 - 8 April 2018
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! Dream Lives
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st. 13 June 2004
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd. 4 May 2005
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd. 28–29 March 2006
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th. 30–31 March 2007, 17–20 May 2007
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th. 17–18 May 2008, 24–25 May 2008
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th. 2–3 May 2009, 9–10 May 2009
* Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th. 7–9 May 2010, 20–23 May 2010
* Dream Live 2013. 27 April 2013 - 5 May 2013
* Dream Live 2014. 15 November 2014 - 24 November 2014
* Dream Live 2016. 13 May 2016 - 22 May 2016
* Dream Live 2017. 26 May 2017 - 28 May 2017
! Team Parties
* Team Live Seigaku. 10 June 2015 - 28 June 2015
* Team Live Fudomine. 29 July 2015 - 9 August 2015
* Team Live St. Rudolph and Yamabuki. 17 March 2016 - 3 April 2016
* Team Live Hyoutei. 12 April 2016 - 16 April 2016
* Team Party Seigaku and Rokkaku. 26 October 2017 - 5 November 2017
* Team Party Rikkai. 5 April 2018 - 8 April 2018
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What ''Theatre/SeraMyu'' is for the ''Sailor Moon'' franchise, ''Tenimyu'' is for ''Tenipri''. These musicals have become a veritable cash cow in of themselves since their origins in 2003, and have been one of the major places aspiring male idols or young male stage actors get to shine. With a run of seventeen years and counting, ''Tenimyu''
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What ''Theatre/SeraMyu'' is for the ''Sailor Moon'' ''Franchise/SailorMoon'' franchise, ''Tenimyu'' is for ''Tenipri''. These musicals have become a veritable cash cow in of themselves since their origins in 2003, and have been one of the major places aspiring male idols or young male stage actors get to shine. With a run of seventeen years and counting, ''Tenimyu''
''Tenimyu'' shows no signs of stopping.
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The Prince of Tennis Musical (ミュージカル・テニスの王子様 Myūjikaru Tenisu no Ōji-sama), also known as "[=TeniPuri=] Musical," "Tenimyu," or "[=GekiPuri=]" (Stage Prince), is a series of live action stage musicals directed by Yukio Ueshima based on manga series ''Manga/ThePrinceOfTennis'' created by Takeshi Konomi and serialized by Shueisha in Weekly Magazine/ShonenJump.
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The Prince of Tennis Musical (ミュージカル・テニスの王子様 Myūjikaru Tenisu no Ōji-sama), also known as "[=TeniPuri=] Musical," "Tenimyu," or "[=GekiPuri=]" (Stage Prince), is a series of live action stage musicals directed by Yukio Ueshima based on manga series ''Manga/ThePrinceOfTennis'' created by Takeshi Konomi and serialized by Shueisha in Weekly Magazine/ShonenJump.
''Weekly Magazine/ShonenJump''.
What ''Theatre/SeraMyu'' is for the ''Sailor Moon'' franchise, ''Tenimyu'' is for ''Tenipri''. These musicals have become a veritable cash cow in of themselves since their origins in 2003, and have been one of the major places aspiring male idols or young male stage actors get to shine. With a run of seventeen years and counting, ''Tenimyu''
What ''Theatre/SeraMyu'' is for the ''Sailor Moon'' franchise, ''Tenimyu'' is for ''Tenipri''. These musicals have become a veritable cash cow in of themselves since their origins in 2003, and have been one of the major places aspiring male idols or young male stage actors get to shine. With a run of seventeen years and counting, ''Tenimyu''
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! Season 3 (2015 - )
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! Season 3 (2015 - )2020)
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In 2020, an announcement was made for musicals covering ''New Prince of Tennis'' starting in 2022.
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In 2020, an announcement was made for musicals covering ''New the musical franchise began adapting ''Shin Prince of Tennis'' Tennis'', starting in 2022.
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* The First Stage (15 Dec 2020 - )
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** AdaptationDyeJob: Some of the wigs resemble the original manga coloring (Saeki's honey brown hair instead of silver-black, Yagyuu's brown hair instead of purple, etc), there're also looks taken from the Anime version (Atobe's lavender hair, Ohtori's white hair, Jiroh being a redhead in the 2nd season, Kenya's dirty blonde-light brown instead of his original lighter blonde, etc.)
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** AdaptationDyeJob: Some While some of the wigs resemble the original manga coloring (Saeki's honey brown hair instead of silver-black, Yagyuu's brown hair instead of purple, etc), there're there are also looks taken from the Anime version (Atobe's lavender hair, Ohtori's white hair, Jiroh being a redhead in the 2nd season, Kenya's dirty blonde-light blond-light brown instead of his original lighter blonde, blond, etc.)
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*** Even thought Seigaku has a brief match against Midoriyama, the plays skips directly from Hyotei to Rokkaku, alluding to it in a recap song.
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*** Even thought though Seigaku has a brief match against Midoriyama, the plays skips Musicals skip directly from Hyotei to Rokkaku, alluding to it in a recap song.
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* BreatherEpisode: The Dream Live Concerts can be considered this, since they're random events that don't count as canon in the musicals, but serve as "variety-show" for both the cast and the fans.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the Dream Live 4th, the beach-volley miniarc is staged, including the accidental de-pant of Inui. Right when they pull Inui's pants down, Inui covers his butt with his notebook (Nakayama Masei was wearing an illusion net, anyway).
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the Dream Live 4th, the beach-volley miniarc is staged, including the accidental de-pant of Inui. Right when they pull Inui's pants down, Inui covers his butt with his notebook (Nakayama Masei was wearing an illusion net, anyway).
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* BreatherEpisode: The Dream Live Concerts can be considered this, since they're random events that don't count as canon in the musicals, but serve as "variety-show" "variety-shows" for both the cast and the fans.
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the 4th Dream Live4th, , the beach-volley miniarc is staged, including the accidental de-pant of Inui. Right when they pull Inui's pants down, Inui covers his butt with his notebook (Nakayama Masei was wearing an illusion net, anyway).
* {{Bowdlerise}}: In the 4th Dream Live
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* TheDeterminator: Yanagi Kotarou, the first actor for Echizen Ryoma, suffered a car accident close to the premiere of Remarkable 1st Match Fudomine. Doctors predicted he would never be able to walk again. Not only did he prove them wrong, he [[HesBack came back]] [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome to perform as Echizen in the second generation cast]], despite his abilities being much more limited due to his injuries. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments The directors and choreographers even specifically tailored the performance so that it wouldn't overstep his limitations, despite the fact that they could've easily just hired someone who was completely physically fit]].
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* TheDeterminator: Yanagi Kotarou, the first actor for Echizen Ryoma, suffered a car accident close to the premiere of Remarkable 1st Match Fudomine. Doctors predicted he would never be able to walk again. Not only did he prove them wrong, he [[HesBack came back]] [[SugarWiki/MomentOfAwesome back to perform as Echizen in the second generation cast]], despite his abilities being much more limited due to his injuries. [[SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments The directors and choreographers even specifically tailored the performance so that it wouldn't overstep his limitations, despite the fact that they could've easily just hired someone who was completely physically fit]].fit.
