- This article is about the character referred to as "Kondou." For other uses, see Kondou (disambiguation).
Kondou Keiji (
Profile[]
- "Gassan Kunimitsu's coach was one of Fifth Sector's most prized tacticians."
Appearance[]
Kondou has short, dark gray hair that is covered by a white captain hat that has a black stripe across the middle with a gold crescent attached to it. He has black eyes and wears black, circular glasses. He also has a very short beard that's colored black and a fair skin complexion. Kondou is seen wearing a white robe, fastened with a gray button, over a long-sleeved shirt with a dark gray rope attached to the upper right of it. He also wears dark gray gloves.
Plot[]
During the 1/32 nationals match of the Holy Road tournament against Raimon, he seemed to be tracking the tornadoes and match on a digital pad, having Gassan Kunimitsu keep a strict and orderly formation.
At the beginning of the second half, Kondou gestured to his team to initiated their hissatsu tactic, Tactics Cycle. However, as their hissatsu tactic was eventually broken by Raimon's members Kirino Ranmaru with Kariya Masaki's assistance, Gassan Kunimitsu's entire team, along with their coach got shocked at this.
In episode 24, when Minamisawa played to his best ability by not following Gassan Kunimitsu's orderly pattern and playing his "own soccer", Kondou looked up from his tracker to the field in surprise. Gassan Kunimitsu's benched players protested to their coach about something. In response, Kondou put away his tracking pad in his robe — which surprised Gassan Kunimitsu's benched players — saying something about the players that were on the field and he told his players to play freely as they like. When the match ended, he left along with his players. He also said that, after the match, he wouldn't return to Fifth Sector anymore.
Game appearance[]
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Coach effect[]
- Kick ±5, Technique ±10, Block ±10, Lucky ±15.
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Trivia[]
- His surname, Kondou, is derived from 近藤勇, which, in turn, means Kondou Isami, the commander of the Shinsengumi, a reference to Gassan Kunimitsu's naming motif.
Interestingly, his forename, Keiji, is derived from 刑事 (also read as "Keiji"), meaning police, a reference to Shinsengumi being a special police force.- His dub surname, Schwartzkopf, is derived from Norman Schwarzkopf Jr., an American general, and, his forename, Sturm, is German for storm, a reference to Schwarzkopf's nickname, Stormin' Norman, references to Gassan Kunimitsu's dub naming motif.
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