Timothé Moreau

Affiliation: U-17 World Cup French Representative (2nd Year High School)

Height: 189cm

Weight: 68kg

Birthday: July 1 (Cancer)

Blood Type: AB

Dominant Hand: Ambidextrous

Play Style: Serve & Volleyer

Family: Father (Mother and younger sister live separately)

Hobby: Self-coordination

Motto: "Simplicity is the key to true elegance."

Favorite Color: Noir

Favorite Book: "NUMERO HOMME"

Favorite Food: Water, fruits

Preferred Type: Someone he can be at ease with

Dislikes: Bird droppings

Special Skill (other than tennis): Ballet

Daily Tournament Routine: Taking a shower first thing in the morning

Favorite Gear:

• Shoes: DUNLOP RIM PROFESSIONAL WIDE
• Racket: DUNLOP AEROGEL 300

With his impressive height and lean build, Timothé has the physique of a runway model.

He uses his body like an art form on the court, moving with a distinct grace and elegance.

Timothé is exceptionally quiet and typically maintains an expressionless demeanor.

He communicates almost exclusively through elaborate posing, using his body to convey his thoughts and feelings instead of words.

He deeply respects his father and is driven by a powerful desire to support him through his tennis career.

Despite his calm exterior, he can become a surprisingly reckless and determined player when motivated.

Timothé is also a savvy strategist, cleverly hiding his ambidexterity until later in the tournament to gain a tactical advantage.

Timothé chose to live with his father, a passionate artist, because he deeply loves his father's paintings.

His father earns a modest living from his art but has always been fully supportive of Timothé's tennis ambitions.

A flashback revealed Timothé's inner thoughts: "What I can do is become a pro with my own style and for my dad..."

Timothé is a formidable serve-and-volleyer known for his technical prowess and unique on-court presence.

His skill is so remarkable that Kuranosuke Shiraishi noted, "Paris Collection's technique is a 7."

Play Style

He utilizes his incredibly flexible body, honed by ballet, to execute a series of feints and deceptive volleys that confound his opponents.

It's a signature habit for him and his partner, Tristan Bardot, to strike a pose after scoring a point.

Special Skills

Timothé is ambidextrous, a fact he strategically concealed by playing with only one hand during the preliminary rounds.

His background in ballet grants him exceptional flexibility and control over his movements, which he incorporates into his play style.

Tristan Bardot

Tristan is Timothé's doubles partner on the French team.

They share a unique bond and the on-court ritual of posing together after winning a point.

Father

Timothé holds immense respect and admiration for his father, a painter.

His primary motivation for becoming a professional tennis player is to support his father, showcasing their close and loving relationship.

Timothé is famously silent throughout the series.

His only recorded line was a brief suggestion to his team to stall for time until Prince Ludovic Chardard arrived.

U-17 World Cup

As a second-year high school student, Timothé was selected to represent France in the U-17 World Cup.

He quickly became known for his model-like presence and his signature posing, which earned him the nickname "Paris Collection."

Quarterfinals vs. Japan

In the second round of the final tournament, Timothé paired with Tristan Bardot for the Doubles 2 match against Japan's Ikuto Kimijima and Kuranosuke Shiraishi.

During the second half, Timothé was shocked to see his father in the stands, as he was supposed to be busy preparing for his first solo art exhibition.

Spurred on by his father's presence and Tristan’s words, "We can't lose now, Paris Collection... not this match!", both players abandoned their usual posing.

They switched to a raw, determined style of tennis, fighting with everything they had. Their passionate play led them to a 6-2, 7-6 victory over the Japanese pair.