Kabaji, Munehiro

Seiyuu / Dub

Alves, Celso· Japanese

Moura, Fábio· Japanese

Ribeiro, Caio· Japanese

Tsuruoka, Satoshi· Japanese

Flores, Luba· Spanish

Summary

Kabaji is a second-year student at Hyoutei Gakuen who serves as Atobe’s most devoted follower. Standing at 190cm with a weight of 85kg, he is a quiet presence who rarely speaks, typically responding to Atobe with a simple "yes." Despite his seemingly simple-minded demeanor, Kabaji is an exceptionally powerful tennis player. His lack of complex thought actually benefits him, allowing him to instantly imitate his opponent’s play style simply by observing them. This adaptability means he has no fixed play style, changing his approach depending on the match. He plays with a VoLKL QUANTAM.10 TOUR racket and wears HEAD C.Tech 1000 shoes. Born on January 3rd under the Capricorn sign, Kabaji has an O blood type and is right-handed. He transferred to Hyoutei’s elementary division from King’s Primary School, following Atobe. His family consists of his grandfather, father, mother, and younger sister; his father works as an office worker. Kabaji enjoys assembling bottle ships in his spare time and loves eating pizza and beef rice. He prefers primary colors and finds comfort in the sound of waves, often visiting the sea or harbor. His daily routine involves meticulously arranging all the shoes in the genkan. He spends his allowance on nothing in particular and dislikes being told to say something interesting. In school, Kabaji is a member of the student council and spends most of his time in Atobe’s class. While he excels in Art, Home Economics, and Physics, he struggles with modern literature and art. He considers the picture book given to him by Atobe his favorite book, appreciates the movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, and lives by the motto that even a tiny insect has half a soul, emphasizing consideration for the weak. Outside of tennis, he possesses special skills in ironing and patchwork. He has no preferred type in partners and does not favor any particular item as essential.