It’s Shohei Ohtani the impact of not only MLB but all sports can be seen in every corner of the world but all athletes will tell you the same reaction. Sports videogame shows are an honor that every single sports celebrity can enjoy in a special way. MLB-wise, San Diego Studio created The Show 22. A Sony Interactive Entertainment videogame based on Major League Baseball for all available platforms. Shohei Ohtani was chosen as the cover boy for the MVP edition and San Diego Studio hired artist Takashi Okazaki was chosen to create the artwork in the most Japanese style. The result is a unique portrait of the generational two-way super star that still needs his reaction.
In a video published on MLBthey show the exact moment this artwork was unveiled Ohtani. His reaction perfectly describes the player’s personality, which can be considered as a child like characteristic sense of wonder. Anyone who has seen this piece will tell you that it is the perfect representation of Shohei Ohtani as a two-way player while also representing his own Japanese culture. He appears as an anime character and a samurai from the ancient times of his country. Okazaki himself presented Shohei with the piece, this is his reaction: “It’s super cool. On top of that, I see the Samurai flavor of Japan. I really like it.”
Shohei Ohtani is currently in Japan
After the Los Angeles Angels were completely eliminated from any chance of making the playoffs on Friday, the two-way star decided to travel to Japan. He reportedly emptied all his personal belongings in his locker. No further explanation from the Los Angeles Angels has been offered so far. All we have now are rumors of possible new destinations that Shohei Ohtani is considering to continue his career. His preference is reportedly to play for a team that can help him win championships, which he certainly won’t. Los Angeles Angels.