Ootori, Choutarou

Seiyuu / Dub

Gonzalez, Silvio· Japanese

Longo, Thiago· Japanese

Namikawa, Daisuke· Japanese

Kuri, Víctor· Spanish

McInnis, Brandon· English

Summary

Ootori Choutarou is a second-year student at Hyoutei Gakuen who stands at 185cm tall, making him the second tallest player on the team. Born on February 14th under the sign of Aquarius, he has a blood type of O and favors his right hand. His tennis style revolves around serve and volley tactics, utilizing a BRIDGESTONE PROBEAM X01 OVER racket and BRIDGESTONE ARCH POWER X CS shoes. He is known for his Scud Serve, a powerful shot that proved difficult for opponents to return. During the Nationals, his Neo Scud Serve shattered the previous record for the fastest serve, a title formerly held by Inui Sadaharu of Seigaku. Beyond tennis, Ootori is deeply musically inclined, possessing perfect pitch and a genius-level sense of sound. He plays both the violin and the piano, hobbies that align with his favorite subjects of Art and Music. He often spends his allowance on sheet music and finds solace in the music room or the staff room at school. As a member of the cultural committee, he graduated from Hyoutei’s elementary division and spends his daily routine feeding birds in the garden. His motto is "One for all, All for one," reflecting his loyal nature. He is particularly patient, having helped his senpai Shishido train to secure his regular position on the team. Ootori hails from a family consisting of his father, a lawyer, his mother, his older sister, and his grandmother, along with a cat. His favorite foods are beef casserole and smelt, while he prefers rice white as his favorite color. He dislikes unfaithful girls and finds experiments on animals to be his worst school subject. His preferred partner type is a nice and faithful girl, and he is open to any date spot. His leisure interests include watching movies like The Lord of the Rings and reading the Book of Higashiyama print. He listens to classical music, particularly Chopin, and aims to play the most beautiful piano ever made.