Morita is a minor student at Kami High who surfaces during a gym class in the Space Globalists Arc, where his sharp read of a soccer match quietly outshines Kinta Sakata.
Morita is a short young man whose head is shaved. He turns up dressed in his school's gym uniform.
What the series shows of him suggests a perceptive, low-key student with a genuine feel for the game. He readily compliments a teammate's insight and proves capable on the field without making a show of it.
In the Space Globalists Arc, Morita waits beside Kinta during gym class for their soccer turn. He praises Kinta for spotting a flaw in their team's setup, a compliment Kinta waves off. When Kinta is benched for playing poorly, Morita steps in as his replacement and performs with clear skill, embarrassing Kinta into faking a knee injury to save face in front of another student.

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Morita is a minor student at Kami High who appears during a gym class in the Space Globalists Arc. His sharp read of a soccer match quietly outshines his classmate Kinta Sakata.
Morita is a short young man with a shaved head. He appears dressed in his school's gym uniform.
Morita appears in the Space Globalists Arc, where he waits beside Kinta Sakata during gym class for their turn at soccer.
Morita is Kinta Sakata's classmate at Kami High. He praises Kinta for spotting a flaw in their team's setup, then steps in as Kinta's replacement when Kinta is benched, performing so well that he embarrasses Kinta into faking a knee injury.
Morita comes across as a perceptive, low-key student with a genuine feel for the game. He readily compliments a teammate's insight and proves capable on the field without making a show of it.
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