Eyeshield 21 Manga Series Highlight Teamwork

Sena Kobayakowa, a wimp starts out with no friends and makes new friends by playing american football.

He comes to Japan from America where he is known as the Prince of Tennis but that is no surprise considering he is the son of the former tennis pro, Nanjiroh Echizen, otherwise known as the Samurai Upon transferring to the school Seishun Gakuen, he meets the regulars of the tennis club, and becomes the first freshman to become a regular; but he has a lot to learn yet about being a tennis star.

Ryoma, along with the rest of his teammates, aspire to win the Nationals; but first, they must defeat the other teams which stand in their way.

In both anime, a team wants to get to the top together, and both are filled with comedy.

Like many sports anime, they show that the determination and teamwork are needed for their players to win.

Both plots revolve around a young prodigy who has to overcome many obstacles with their team in order to reach the top and become the best.

Eyeshield 21 Manga Series Highlight Teamwork

The two series highlight teamwork, determination, and have a nicely played aspect of comedy that doesnt take away from the sense of urgency in heated matches.

They both have funny fillers and comic reliief episodes, as well as good storyline based episodes.

Theyre both also ridiculously long, so theyll keep you entertained for a while.

Both Ryoma and Sena are geniuses when it comes to their part in the game.

When it comes to sports shonen it does not get much better than PoT.

You will find yourself loving the characters, competition and comedy.

Opponents are developed almost as well as some of the teammates.

But I was sorry to finish the last episode of both as well, for they ended up at least as entertaining as action anime.

If you liked the Prince of Tennis, I highly recommend Eyeshield 21.

And if you liked The Prince of Tennis, Im 99.9 sure youll like Eyeshield 21.

You might want to take a break between them, though - neither are exactly short.:).

Joined by friends Tsuna unwillingly starts out on his path to becoming a mafia boss if he can survive the training.

In Eyeshield 21, Sena is a guy constantly made fun of who joins the football team and becomes its ace.

In Hitman Reborn, Tsuna, another guy who is constantly being made fun of at school (btw.

EVEN THEIR NAMES SOUND THE SAME), takes up the job of becoming the successor of the Vongola Family, a mafia family from Italy.

The subjects of the anime are pretty different, but the character designs will definitely remind you of both anime because of some of the outrageously-designed characters.

I dont know if they are or not, but I wouldnt be surprised if Eyeshield 21 and Hitman Reborn are made by the same people.