Aim for the Ace!
エースをねらえ!
On her first day at Nishi High School, 15-year-old Hiromi Oka is inspired by top player Reika "Ochoufujin" Ryuuzaki to take up tennis. Shortly after joining the school's tennis club, she encounters Jin Munakata, the club's new coach. Munakata puts everyone under rigorous training that even puts Ochoufujin to shame. Despite the hardships, Hiromi's determination prompts the coach to select her as part of the club's main players. Because of this, Hiromi must endure the peer pressure from her seniors to become an ace tennis player. (Source: Anime News Network)
Aim for the Ace! is a tv with 26 episodes, from Fall 1973, produced by Tokyo Movie Shinsha, rated 7.1/10 on AniList.
Synopsis
On her first day at Nishi High School, 15-year-old Hiromi Oka is inspired by top player Reika "Ochoufujin" Ryuuzaki to take up tennis. Shortly after joining the school's tennis club, she encounters Jin Munakata, the club's new coach. Munakata puts everyone under rigorous training that even puts Ochoufujin to shame. Despite the hardships, Hiromi's determination prompts the coach to select her as part of the club's main players. Because of this, Hiromi must endure the peer pressure from her seniors to become an ace tennis player. (Source: Anime News Network)
Main Characters
Tags
- Tennis — Centers around the sport of tennis.
- School Club — Partly or completely set in a school club scene.
- Shoujo — Target demographic is teenage and young adult females.
- Female Protagonist — Main character is female.
- Primarily Female Cast — Main cast is mostly composed of female characters.
- Primarily Teen Cast — Main cast is mostly composed of teen characters.
- School — Partly or completely set in a primary or secondary educational institution.
- Bullying — Prominently features the use of force for intimidation, often in a school setting.
- Coming of Age — Centers around a character's transition from childhood to adulthood.
- Ojou-sama — Features a wealthy, high-class, oftentimes stuck up and demanding female character.
- Kuudere — Prominently features a character who generally retains a cold, blunt and cynical exterior, but once one gets to know them, they have a very warm and loving interior.
- Slapstick — Prominently features comedy based on deliberately clumsy actions or embarrassing events.