Thread: The Ten Commandments of PoT

1) I am Konomi, your one and only God; you will place no false gods before me.

2) Thou shall not question Konomi's match pacing; the Lord giveth, and the Lord can (and has) taketh away.

3) Thou shalt not take Konomi's name in vain.

4) Remember the release day, and keep it holy--whenever it may be.

5) Honor thy captain and thy freshman prodigy.

6) Thou shalt accept the ability and the right to kill in a tennis match.

7) Thou shalt embrace Echizen's virtual inability to lose.

Thou shalt not endeavor a prediction of when Tezuka attained PoHW.

9) Thou shalt not bear true logic against my matches.

10) Thou shalt not covet another series' earlier release day, its artwork, it's writing, its pacing, its characterization, or anything else it owns.

Only thing I ask is...Why?

I think this is scary. People from CC were right...

Haha! Hi Kolox-san! ^.^

Gigantor, this is kinda weird. Lol. What Konomi-sensei does is beyond our reason.

Now I can proudly say that I too posted in PoT section

11) Thou shall pray to my holy tennis racket and never put any replica of it on e-bay

Lol. Yay! Now there's like 2 people in the CC section who have posted in the PoT section besides me.

Originally Posted by kawaiikitsune

Gigantor, this is kinda weird. Lol. What Konomi-sensei does is beyond our reason.

Exactly! That's the point.

PoT reads like a fanfic-manga now--Konomi can basically throw in whatever he wants, because none of the readers can do anything about it as long as it's in syndication. This was basically a reaction to that sentiment, but I guess it wasn't clear enough...

Well, Konomi-sensei can do whatever he wants, but if he does some things, fans are going to be pissed. For example, if he ever brings yaoi into it, I think I'm going to burn every PoT manga I have. And the posters.

This place is a bit disturbing, when you look at "last post" it's like how Naruto was back when yoko regularly visited, except more so.

Ahaha.... Sorry. I guess it's my fault this place is disturbing.