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Oct 01 2007

Mole.

Published by ha-box at 12:58 pm under Tenipuri Edit This

Edit concerning Atobe’s amazing mole-song (taken from WIKIPEDIA )

One of Atobe’s characteristic is the mole below his right eye, known as a “tear-mole”. He has a character song about the mole being his charm-point (yes, it’s actually called チャームポイントは泣きホクロ - “The charm-point is the tear-mole”) and coincidentally the seiyÅ« Junichi Suwabe also has a mole in the exact same position.

(JUNICHI SUWABE’s one of my fav seiyuus! >___< Rajipuri with him always rox ma sox!)

Other interesting Atobe-stuff:

  • Besides Ryoma, Atobe has released more character CD’s than any other character in the series, and he is the only other character to have 2 full length albumns (besides Ryoma). One of his single reached top 9 in the weekly charts, the best result for any Prince of Tennis character CD’s.
  • Atobe was the first character to sing the song “Valentine Kiss” in 2004, since then the same song was released annually at Valentine’s Day by different characters and featuring harmony by two other characters. In 2005 it was sung by Yuushi Oshitari, 2006 by Ryou Shishido, all of which Hyotei Gakuen players. In 2007 it was sung by Genichirou Sanada of Rikkai Dai, thus ending the Hyotei successions. The song appears for the second time in 2007 as a bonus track in the albumn of Shuichiro Oishi.

I’ve discovered my Love for Kaze no Tabibito. AGAIN! Love the lyrics. T__T Genkiiii~!
>__< TARUNDORU! <– Don’t mind that!

Been walking around all day and was shouting “Tarundoru!”! Fuuu~n! XD

P.S. HAPPY 20th BIRTHDAY AIBACHIIN!! =)

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