Iconic Kyojin no Hoshi scenes that are mostly parodied

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## Akiko Hoshi peering from behind a tree

A scene that only exists in the Kyojin no Hoshi anime's opening sequence which features Akiko Hoshi watching both Ittetsu and Hyūma training from afar while crying behind a tree.

## A Lonely Christmas

A scene that is most often referred to as "**Christmas Alone** (一人クリスマス)" in which Hyūma Hoshi hosts a Christmas party and nobody shows up, which causes him to have a severe mental breakdown and thus destroys his own party. The scene only existed in the anime series. - Kyojin no Hoshi: Episode 92

Without any context of the images from this scene appearing online, some people thought that he was having a birthday party but that is not the case.

Hyūma Hoshi sitting alone in silence as he waits for his beloved friends and family to arrive to his Christmas party.
## Chabudai Gaeshi

**Table Flip** or **Chabudai Gaeshi** (ちゃぶ台返し) is legendary move performed by Ittetsu Hoshi in which he slaps his son and successfully manages to knock the chabudai over.

Kyojin no Hoshi manga panel of Ittetsu Hoshi slapping his son Hyūma Hoshi while knocking the chabudai over as Akiko Hoshi watches in horror.Anime ending credits featuring Ittetsu's chabudai gaeshi.Flashback scene of Ittetsu Hoshi flipping the table very aggressively and yelling at his son. - Kyojin no Hoshi: Episode 120
## Dai League Ball Training Cast

**Dai League Ball** **Training Cast** (大リーグボール養成ギプス) is the iconic baseball training gear worn by Hyūma Hoshi. The gear was invented by Ittetsu Hoshi and was meant to strengthen the user's upper body. It features a numerous amount of retracting springs.

## Dai League Ball

**Dai League Ball** (大リーグボール, Major League Ball) is a series of fictional curve balls developed by the main character, Hyūma Hoshi. The pitch itself is quite famous (specifically the Dai League Ball No.1), especially due to the way Hyūma extends one of his legs straight upwards before throwing. In the anime version, there is bright flashing in the background as he raises his leg and there's a strong focus of attention to his pitch. There are few different Dai League Ball variants.

## Hyūma Hoshi's Burning Eyes (星飛雄馬の燃える瞳)

When Hyūma Hoshi becomes seriously heated up with a burning passion to rise once again like a phoenix, his eyes will sometimes ignite with little flames. Perhaps Kyojin no Hoshi is the origin of the "burning eyes" trope that is predominantly seen in other Konjō-filled Shōnen series.

Kyojin no Hoshi manga.Kyojin no Hoshi: Dai League Ball
## Heavy Kondara (重いコンダラ)

**Heavy Kondara** (重いコンダラ) is a phrase people heard when listening to the anime's opening song. In the song "Yuke! Yuke! Hyūma" the first verse 「思い込んだら / Omoikondara」can be mixed up as 「重いコンダラ」if read in a syllabary reading. The word "コンダラ / Kondara" is slang for "整地ローラー / leveling ground roller" and its usage is believed to be derived from Kyojin no Hoshi.

The only time Hyūma Hoshi ever pulls a leveling ground roller is near the end of Episode 12 in which the opening song begins to play in the background.

## Ittetsu Hoshi Pointing to The Stars

A famous scene showing Ittetsu standing and pointing to the stars with Hyūma and Akiko standing beside him. Ittetsu entrusts Hyūma with his unfulfilled dream of becoming a "star" of the Giant's team. Appears in Kyojin no Hoshi: Chizome no Kesshousen, Kyojin no Hoshi: Episode 1

Ittetsu Hoshi's finger pointing directly at a bright shining star.Ittetsu pointing to the stars, Hyūma and Akiko standing.
## Kōshien Finals

After Mitsuru Hanagata scores a game ending homerun during the final inning of the Koshien finals (Seiun High school vs. Kōyō High school) and learns about Hyūma's injury, both Hyūma Hoshi and Mitsuru Hanagata shed tears and warmly embrace each other with Ban Chūta standing behind them during a beautiful sunset. This specific scene is constantly brought up in flashbacks throughout the series.

Kyojin no Hoshi: Chizome no Kesshousen

## Mitsuru Hanagata's Counterattack to Hyūma's pitch

During the Giants vs. Hanshin Tigers game, Hyūma Hoshi pitches the Dai League Ball No.1 and Mitsuru Hanagata successfully scores a game ending homerun. The interesting use of rough jagged linework and dynamic perspective for when Mitsuru hits the ball is an important highlight to this scene.

Episode 83

### Gallery

Hyūma pitches the Dai League Ball and Mitsuru successfully scores a homerun.

## Bunny-Hopping

**Bunny-Hopping** (ウサギ跳び) was a strength training method that was very popular in Japan during the 70's, until it was later found out to cause injuries.

Bunny-Hopping is seen during the opening of the anime and throughout the series.

## Screw Spin Sliding

**Screw Spin Sliding** (スクリュー・スピン・スライディング) is fictional technique created by Big Bill Thunder from Shin Kyojin no Hoshi. The move is performed by the baserunner (Hyūma Hoshi) as he tries to progress to the next plate. The runner, jumps up in the air, spins uncontrollably, and strikes their feet downwards until they directly land on one of the plates. It is similar to the sliding in baseball.

## References

1. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%95%B4%E5%9C%B0%E3%83%AD%E3%83%BC%E3%83%A9%E3%83%BC#%E8%AA%9E%E6%BA%90
2. ↑ https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%82%A6%E3%82%B5%E3%82%AE%E8%B7%B3%E3%81%B3