diamond no ace edit || relief pitcher to an ace

~ ace of diamond ~

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tags:
• sawamura eijun
• pitcher
• ace
• breaking balls
• relief pitcher
• daiya no ace
• DNA
• baseball

Credits to the owner or creator of Diamond No Ace, Yuji Terajima.

[aina]

I know Sawamura Eijun is just a character but for me..he like a real person especially for his personality really inspired us to strive in our life...its not impossible for this kind of person exist this world just me didn't meet yet

[strawhat]

Man this is one of very few anime that shows realistic fast growth. It shows u can only grow and improve little by little. knowing and playing within your limitations will give u confidence if u try to do something u can't do yet u will fail unlike many other animas.

[Kenshin]

He deserved everything of what he have right now.Everyone knows how he suffered, be littled by others, underestimated, he trained so hard and also his perseverance just to get his title. He was in the shadow when furuya became the ace.

[Psylem_TTV]

Actually, he was 17 when becoming the Ace I thought, he and Kuramochi's birthdays are like 2 days apart May 15th and 17th I think.

[Shinjan]

Furuya was just over obsessed with is gifted fast ball and sawamura was egoistic i.e he will do anything and learn anything to reach his target. love this anime ❤❤❤😊

[KurniadiAvicena]

It's likely that at Koushien he learned more complex ball control with his angle of shoulder flexion. Then he has to become an Ace who can teach new catchers how to use his skills.

[Hugo-uxrf]

Bro, 11 breaking balls?
If he was a real person the Angels would be drowning NPB teams in cash to get this guy to America straight out of high school

[RoseSapphic]

I really want act 2 part 2 so bad; I need to see number 9 animated

[jhaminocencio]

Why they not releasing new season of this?

[walterabiog]

breaking balls ayo no ones to talk to him

[denislazic]

Bro i watched all kind of animes most likely I watched shonen, I grew up with Dbz and from 9 years old I began to watch Naruto, One Piece Bleach to mention only the big three. Naruto really inspired me I watched it the right time I guess! But when I was like 15-16 now I’m 27 I found out that there are all stuff of animes and I don’t even know what all I watched. Then one day I start DOA and I don’t know where to Beginn! For all guys I’m from Europe here this sport is not much popular we prefer Football the real one not the American. Like I said I start DOA.. bro I watched 100+ animes but DOA are my top 1 and my boy Eijun Sawamura are my top 1 Mc. Man how he struggles in the beginning how he work so hard to only be in the roaster better to say in the bullpen.. how he laugh and screams everything from the bench.. the pressure he fells standing on the mound, when he please the fielders to back him up.. there is not one thing I don’t like about this guy! His way from Relief to the Ace was for me the best journey I ever had in anime. I truly love him and especially bc of him I found a new love for baseball! He truly is something else!

[waiseletinfulagi]

Can anyone tell me where can I watch s2 of these show

[psykosamson]

11 breaking balls? Hes got one to be very honest. The 2 Seam and Cutter are fastballs. I wouldnt count them as breakers. His change up is an off speed pitch. His only real breaking ball is the Splitter. All the rest of his "breaking balls" are variations of the same pitches.

[derrickdemera]

So unfortunate the mangaka just decided to end this show abruptly. Like we were getting to the best part of the show and you ended because of work load? Now we’re never know how Sawamura’s last year went smh

[Soujuurou]

Bullshit stats lol,

Only slider and curveball are breaking balls, japanese just didnt know and counted changeups and cut fastballs and splitters as breaking balls,
Since sawamura cannot control curve and slider yet,
He technically still doesnt have any breaking ball