After finishing his match against Atobe, Kannagi Shinichi found an empty place and began checking his system panel.
Kannagi Shinichi Five Dimensions Value Strength: 6 Speed: 5 Stamina: 8 Technique: 3 Mental: 9 Total Five Dimensions Value: 1 Kaido Template Progress: 00002% Special Moves: Dragon's Roar (original move), Two-Handed Thunderclap Eight Trigrams (Unlock Progress: 00008%), Complete Body Thunderclap Eight Trigrams (Unlock Progress: 00004%), Kou Sanze In Naraku (Unlock Progress: 00002%), Wind Blade (Locked), Corrupting Wind (Locked), Thunderclap (Locked), Tornado (Locked), Tornado Corrupting Wind (Locked), Heat Breath (Locked)...
After his match against Atobe, Kannagi Shinichi's system panel showed that his Speed, Stamina, and Technique had all improved, while his Strength and Mental stats remained unchanged.
Speed had improved the most, gaining 3 points in the Five Dimensions Value. Stamina and Technique came next, each increasing by 2 points.
The increase in his Five Dimensions Value had made Kannagi Shinichi somewhat stronger.
But what was even more exciting was that his special moves had also grown stronger.
After all, in this world's tennis matches, Five Dimensions Value didn't make a particularly obvious difference. Even when the gap between two players' stats was huge, the one with lower stats could still take on someone stronger if he had a signature move of his own.
Take Yamato Yudai in the original story, for example. His total Five Dimensions Value was a mere 12, yet, relying on his special move, Phantom Mirage, he took a set score of 6–4 against Tezuka Kunimitsu, whose Five Dimensions Value was as high as 5. Although Yamato ultimately lost the match, he had even managed to suppress Tezuka at the very beginning.
That was why special moves were the key to making a name for yourself in this tennis world.
And Kannagi Shinichi was confident in his