Extreme Doormat: He seldom defends himself and maintains a neutral stance, which irritates Adam. It's to the point that he assumes responsibility for Adam's actions, although having had no part in them. Even in the past, when he witnesses Adam's father Aichirou burn his skateboard, Tadashi attempts to express his ideas humbly before reverting to his assistant role and stating he has no opinions. In Episode 8, he eventually takes a stance against Adam by entering his competition in order to force Adam to permanently give up skating. On the basis of first names: In contrast to how Tadashi addresses Adam, Adam addresses him as Tadashi.
When I was a child and saw heroes on television and such, the hero always asked, âWhat is your happiness?â. He was adamant about not understanding what happiness was, he said. However, no one understands the definition of happiness. I thought, âDo not say anything alarming to children who are not even in elementary school yet.â To get wealthy? To get popularity among females? To gain admission to an excellent school? To earn respect? Of course, I'm sure that's what happiness is for many. However, none of them are the source of my pleasure. I am aware of what constitutes my pleasure!
When Tadashi, the butler's son, introduced young Ainosuke to skateboarding, he fell in love, but as an adult, he exploited the sport to change "S" into something more selfish. He wanted to be the greatest and to remain the best, even if it meant physically harming anybody who stood in his way. And when Langa stepped up to give him a run for his money, Adam continued his chase unabated until Langa yanked him out of the "zone" and reintroduced him to the joys of skating. While his future is uncertain, he inspires the other key characters to continue skating competitively and picks up a few lessons along the way. 9 Kyan Reki
Y/N just returned to Japan after spending ten years in Canada. They'd been skating since they were seven years old and relocated to Canada to train with one of the top skateboarding teachers in the world. Their family and coach determined that now would be an excellent opportunity to return to Japan and train with another coach. What they didn't realize was that they were about to meet the one they would love for the rest of their lives...
