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|---|---|
| Antonio da Medanoré | |
| Kanji |
メダノア |
| Rōmaji |
Medanoa |
| Gender |
Male |
| Age |
16-17 |
| High School |
3rd Year (presumably) |
| Foreign U-17 Camp |
Spain U-17 |
| Manga Debut |
Golden Age 173 (Cameo) |
| Anime Debut |
Prince vs. Prince (cameo) |
| “ | Finally, Medanoré of the veterans, Spain, is a phenomenon that would have surpassed even Volk had he not been injured a few years ago. After his major surgery last year, he’s entered the tournament this time and will finally lift the veil on his recovery. | ” |
— Akuto about Medanoré
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Background[]
Antonio da Medanoré is a Spanish tennis player.
He was injured a few years ago, but if he hadn't been, he'd have far surpassed Volk. He recently had a major surgery and is lying in wait to make his return this year.
Appearance[]
He has long hair which seems to be split right in the middle. In the anime, his hair is depicted to be brown while colored pages from manga illustrates him to have a turquoise-colored hair.
History[]
World Cup[]
Medanore's cameo in the anime
While he does not make a physical appearance, Akuto Mitsuya mentions what he knows about him.
Playing Styles & Techniques[]
He is mentioned to be better than Volk if he was not injured previously.
Trivia[]
- He is the first Spanish player introduced in the series.
- He is the first Foreign player to have had surgery.
- He is the second character overall, after Seiichi Yukimura.
- It is hinted by the Spanish Kids Raul and Renato in Golden Age 385 that there are two Medanores. This supports Kazuya Tokugawa's statement when he was asked by Ryoma if who Medanore was.
- Julio Roman, his vice-captain, has big interest on finding out his secret.
Gallery[]
His "shadow"
Two Medanores in Golden Age 385