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Among all the sports anime produced by Japan, Prince of Tennis can perhaps be among those on top of it's league when it comes to fanbase and story development.

Apart from the awesome tennis techniques it has introduced, characterization is also highly notable. Personalities are unique, making it easier for viewers to relate with any of the ones presented.

But with all the interesting teams and schools we've encountered so far, have you ever thought about what your dream team will look like in case you're given the chance to pick any of the characters and include them in your own team?

Selection will be difficult if you only base it on the skills of the individuals, which is where you preference comes in. Is skill your primary criteria for the selection or will the looks also matter. How about leadership and attitude?

Put yourselves in the shoe of any coach and see who can bring your team on top. Will a group of power players be efficient or will those all-rounders land you a secure spot for the championships. Remember, you are the coach. Your players are your choice.

So get yourself ready. Trim down your options to the potential ones and get them on board! Here's a potential team that might just be one of the best out there.

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For an anime as popular as Attack on Titan (Shingeki no Kyoujin), it's easy to see how a live adaptation is on the way.

Even months before it was officially aired in and out of Japan, the hype in various media platforms as regards to its live adaptation is superb. Avid anime fans start to search for its initial character list. Who will play our main guy, Eren? How about the badass Mikasa? Can someone carry out her role well?

But if there's one important question about the film, it would have to be: Who is playing Levi ?- the one who is tagged by the manga and anime version as 'humanity's strongest'.

Yes, Eren is our main guy. He's that person where this whole story seems to revolve around. His struggles, determination to fight, and willpower to survive is admirable – worthy of emulation at its best. But let's face it. The few minutes when LEVI-HEICHOU first showed up was among the most unforgettable and thrilling scenes we've ever witnessed.

Thus, it's only appropriate to expect something out of how the film creators would portray our corporal's distinct role in the series. It's something to get excited about.

Yet, we're left wondering: Where did Levi-heichou go?

→ Full review (on JapanTalks)