Talk:Shusuke Fuji

Fandom

I've removed this portion from the article because it's not NPOV and talking about what fans like to write about him does not serve any purpose in making this artical factual. Write about his matches or something:

"As one of the most well-loved characters in the fandom, Syuusuke Fuji is the star of LOTS of fanfiction of all kinds, from yaoi to het and gen. Usually, he's portrayed as either a borderline or downright malevolent figure thanks to his (greatly exaggerated) "sadistic" tendences, as obsessed with his love intrest to the point of stalking, a sex-obsessed fiend who always pushes his partner to have sexual intercourse, or a weepy and dependant figure who reacts melodramatically to everything and can't live without his lover.

Another rather controversial part of Fuji's portrayal is his relationship with Yuuta, his younger brother. Some fans (even those who aren't into fictional incest) see an incestuous edge to their bond (referred to as "Fujicest"), somewhat encouraged by Fuji's protectiveness of him and their conflicts.

The most popular fanon love intrests for Fuji, apart of his own brother, are: Kunimitsu Tezuka (the Tezuka/Fuji matchup is arguably one of the most popular yaoi pairings in the fandom), Ryoma Echizen, Eiji Kikumaru and Takashi Kawamura. He's also an usual target of Mary Sue-type original characters."

Vera26 05:44, 18 August 2006 (UTC)

Voice actor

Why are people constantly changing Fuji's voice actor to Takeru Shibaki? It's Yuki Kaida. Yes, a woman. Really. So, whoever is changing this, please stop. --KagamiNoMiko 22:39, 18 February 2007 (UTC)

Trivia

Removed the following line from the trivia section:

• The kanji for "Shu" in Shusuke means "master", "lord", or "god"- all apt descriptions of this tennis prodigy.

This statement is not objective, and is also untrue. There IS a kanji (主) that has a reading of "shu" and that means master or lord. This kanji does not mean god, except inasmuch as the term Lord is used in Christianity to designate a divine being. This kanji is also NOT part of Fuji's name, and is not even pronounced the same as the kanji that IS part of his name (周, read with a long 'u' sound in Fuji's name). The kanji in his name means "to turn" or "to roll".

Please refrain from posting comments about the Japanese language if you can't be authoritative and factually accurate with those comments.

--Yakaji 14:42, 28 May 2007 (UTC)

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BetacommandBot 05:26, 30 August 2007 (UTC)

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BetacommandBot 03:02, 27 October 2007 (UTC)