About: Tezuka Phantom

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The concept of Tezuka Phantom was originally developed by Echizen Ryoma after a club practice (Chapter 349). It is implemented by Tezuka Kunimitsu during the Singles 3 match against Sanada Genichiro at Nationals.

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rdfs:label	Tezuka Phantom
rdfs:comment	The concept of Tezuka Phantom was originally developed by Echizen Ryoma after a club practice (Chapter 349). It is implemented by Tezuka Kunimitsu during the Singles 3 match against Sanada Genichiro at Nationals.
dcterms:subject	Techniques Sidespin
Row 1 info	Stroke
Row 2 info	Sidespin
Row 1 title	Shot Type
Row 2 title	Spin
Row 3 info	Offensive, Defensive
Row 3 title	Class
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Box Title	Tezuka Phantom
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Image File	Tezuka Phantom in action.png
abstract	The concept of Tezuka Phantom was originally developed by Echizen Ryoma after a club practice (Chapter 349). It is implemented by Tezuka Kunimitsu during the Singles 3 match against Sanada Genichiro at Nationals. It is a variation of the Tezuka Zone. Instead of sucking the ball towards Tezuka, it forces the ball out of bounds. However, the amount of spin the Tezuka Phantom requires to even make the ball out in singles is six times greater than the spin used for the Tezuka Zone, which puts a very heavy burden on Tezuka's arm, and consecutive uses of this technique may result in Tezuka re-injuring his arm or being permanently sidelined.

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