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The most infuriating voice belongs to Kaede, Kikyou's withered old sister who hangs around and insists on opening her mouth from time to time, much to the dismay of the viewer. Kaede says “ye” instead of “you” and the result is perhaps the most forced-sounding dialogue ever. “How would ye do that, child? Ye aren't capable!” Ocean Group would do well to take ye job from ye voice actor and ye scriptwriter and restaff it.
The highlights of this first volume are the numerous methods Ryoma takes to make his opponents eat their words on the tennis court. While that can be fun, the reader may feel cheated knowing early on (and being constantly reminded) that Ryoma is only toying with everyone who challenges him. The character designs are feasible, if a little shallow from the outset. Regrettably, the story takes so long to get off the ground that I'm half asleep by the middle of the book. Almost the entire volume wallows in exposition. Though the book is nearly 200 pages long, it contains a significant lack of controversy. Really the only problems presented to Ryoma in this volume are the inflated egos of Seigaku's testosterone-happy tennis punks. A little ball busting from Ryoma and the work is done.
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