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Episode Guide

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<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|1
|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|2
|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|3
|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|4
|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|6
|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|10
|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|11
|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|12
|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|13
|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|15
|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|16
|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|17
|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|18
|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|19
|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|20
|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|21
|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|22
|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|✓
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|24
|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|25
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|26
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|27
|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|28
|April 24, 2002
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|29
|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|30
|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|40
|July 17, 2002
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|A Duel in the Rain
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - Yamabuki Arc]]====
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|41
|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|45
|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|49
|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|50
|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|Seigaku's Biggest Crisis
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|Kaoru's Special Training
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|75
|March 26, 2003
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|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
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===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it, but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new [[I Formation]].
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
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|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
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|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches, Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
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|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
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|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
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|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
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|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
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|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
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|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
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|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
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|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
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|97
|August 27, 2003
|決着のスマッシュ
|Finishing Smash
|Echizen and Aoi, excited about the continuation of their match, wake up early to play a couple of games. During their match Echizen is able to beat him by slightly modifying his Drive B.
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====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
|ビリヤードの王子様
|Prince of Billiards
|Seigaku meets to play billiard with the Inui Juice "Improved Akazu" as a punishment for those who foul three times. Despite playing billiards for the first time Echizen wins the voucher for Kawamura Sushi.
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|99
|September 10, 2003
|呪いのラケット
|The Cursed Racket
|Echizen finds a lost racket in front of his house. A couple of accidents and a made up story by Inui make everyone believe that it's cursed. In the end it turns out that it belongs to Horio.
|*
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|100
|September 17, 2003
|キャプテン大石
|Captain Oishi
|Ooishi is worried that training continues as usual before the finals and thinks he should do more as captain. After seeing the others play 2-on-1, 3-on-1, and finally himself 7-on-1 against the other regulars he realizes that everyone was already working their hardest.
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|101
|September 24, 2003
|立海大を食え！
|Eat Rikkaidai!
|Seigaku meets at Kawamura Sushi to redeem Echizen's expiring voucher. There Inui shows them a video of their upcoming opponent Rikkai's incredible strength in a match against Fudoumine. After eating wasabi sushi together everyone is motivated to train some more on their own before returning home.
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===Season 5===
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|102
|October 1, 2003
|観月のささやき
|Mizuki's Whispers
|Momoshiro and Kaidou end up in a doubles match against Mizuki from St. Rudolph and Jousei Shounan's Captain [[Kajimoto Takahisa]] to each join their respective schools if they lose. After some struggle they manage to work together and beat their opponents.
|*
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|103
|October 8, 2003
|眠れない夜
|Sleepless Night
|The newspapers report that [[Rikkaidai]] has its sights set on winning the Nationals and isn't worried about the Regionals Finals against Seigaku. The Seigaku regulars decides to take it easy the day before the Finals but everyone individually ends up going to tennis court to play after school anyway.
|*
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|104
|October 15, 2003
|リョーマＶＳ真田
|Ryouma vs. Sanada
|The Finals match is postponed for a week due to heavy rain. While the others get back to school to practice, Echizen starts an unofficial match against Rikkaidai's [[Sanada Genichirou]]. Fuji visits [[Tachibana Kippei|Tachibana]], who was injured during Fudoumine's match against Rikkaidai, in the hospital.
|*
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|105
|October 22, 2003
|リョーマ惨敗
|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
|Echizen loses against Sanada, not being able to score a single point. To practice he asks Kawamura to fire multiple Hadoukyuu at him but can't return them either. [[Akutsu Jin|Akutsu]], who secretly watched the match against Sanada, borrows Kawamura's racket and plays against Echizen to help him recover from his defeat.
|*
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|106
|October 29, 2003
|合宿に行こう！
|Off to the Cottage!
|With one more week to train, Seigaku to decides to go on a training camp in a cottage. Their rackets are locked away and they partake in multiple activities. Meanwhile Inoue reports how Rikkaidai is training and Shiba gets lost on her way to Seigaku's training camp.
|*
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|107
|November 5, 2003
|部長あらわる！？
|The Captain Appears!?
|Seigaku's previous captain [[Yamato Yuudai|Yamato]] visits the training camp to go vegetation gathering with the regulars. While Echizen doesn't understand how this is supposed to help with their training he learns by conversation with Yamato that what really counts is his love for tennis.
|*
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|108
|November 12, 2003
|合宿でドッキリ！
|Surprise at the Camp!
|The regulars finally get to play with their rackets and are surprised how much they're training already has paid off. The freshmen end up getting stuck in the storehouse with a bear and the regulars try to distract it with their unique tennis moves. At the end it turns out the bear was actually just a robber in costume.
|*
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|109
|November 19, 2003
|テニス・バイアスロン
|Tennis Biathlon
|On the last day of the training camp they do a tennis biathlon, completing various challenge between three checkpoints. Meanwhile Coach Ryuuzaki and Shiba visit Atobe's nearby cottage to surprise Seigaku with a special practice match against Hyoutei.
|*
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|110
|November 26, 2003
|翔べ！樺地
|Jump, Kabaji!
|Kikumaru struggles against Kabaji copying his athletic technique. Eventually Kabaji can't keep up anymore due to Kikumaru having improved his skills during the training camp.
Inui manages to tie against Hiyoshi and it turns out he was playing with body weights the entire match.
|*
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|111
|December 3, 2003
|元祖天才・不二周助
|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
|Shishido plays against Ooishi and decides to end the match after seeing how much Ooishi has improved.
Oshitari uses his [[Higuma Otoshi]] to keep up with Fuji. In the end his returns all land out because of Fuji's increased strength after the training camp. Finally Fuji wins after his shot breaks through the net in Oshitari's racket. Shortly after his net also breaks.
|*
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|112
|December 10, 2003
|波動球ＶＳスカッドサーブ
|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
|Kawamura plays Ootori, who's [[Scud Serve]] no longer has a weakness. He can only really return the shots with his [[Dash Hadoukyuu]], but Ooishi stops the game so he doesn't injure his hand before the Finals.
Mukahi can jump even higher now and is able to return all of Momoshiro's balls. Momoshiro wins by using his new [[Super Great Momoshiro Special]], making the ball unable to bounce.
|*
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|113
|December 17, 2003
|麗しの跡部
|Atobe the Beautiful
|Kaidou plays against Akutagawa, who is able to play in a way to avoid him hitting his Snakes. After being motivated by Momoshiro he manages to return Akutagawa's balls again and knocks him out by hitting a Boomerang with Hadoukyuu.
Echizen plays against Atobe and has problems with his [[Rondo Towards Destruction]]. Still, he asks him to play serious since the current match isn't enough to get him going.
|*
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|114
|December 24, 2003
|リョーマがゆく！
|Ryouma is Going!
|Atobe draws out the match on purpose in order for Echizen to show his potential. Once he leads 6-5 he asks Echizen to give up since he can only tie at this point and so his wrist won't get injured the Rondos. Echizen ties Atobe and it turns out that he grew strong enough that Atobe's wrist was actually more injured from all those Rondos. In the end it is shown that Tezuka organized all the training matches against Hyoutei.
|*
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|115
|January 7, 2004
|男だらけの野球大会
|Baseball Game Filled with Men
|Chibi episode: A baseball match between Seigaku and their past opponents.
In the wild west, Don Atobe sets up a bounty for the one taking out the dual-pistoled gunman in a duel.
|*
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|116
|January 21, 2004
|青学ＶＳ王者立海大　勝つのは俺だ！！ (1)
|Seigaku vs. Champion Rikkaidai - I'll Be the One Who'll Win!! (1)
|Echizen, Momoshiro and Fuji run into Kirihara and Jackal while visiting Tachibana in the hospital. After leaving Echizen spots Sanada, who was visiting their captain [[Yukimura Seiichi|Yukimura]] in the hospital, and asks him to play again. Sanada is certain they won't be able to play in the Finals because Rikkaidai will win the first three matches. Echizen leaves, saying Seigaku will win the Regionals.
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|117
|January 21, 2004
|青学ＶＳ王者立海大　勝つのは俺だ！！ (1)
|Seigaku vs. Champion Rikkaidai - I'll Be the One Who'll Win!! (2)
|Kaidou and Momoshiro get caught up saving a dog on their way to the Finals and almost miss the assembly, which would make Seigaku have to forfeit. Thanks to Kawamura picking them up along the way they arrive just in time.
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|118
|January 28, 2004
|戦いの儀式
|Battle Ceremony
|Momoshiro and Kaidou play against [[Marui Bunta]] and [[Jackal Kuwahara]], who are confident and play with wrist weights. They are able to keep up with Momoshiro's Super Great Momoshiro Special and Kaidou's Hadoukyuu enhanced Boomerang Snake.
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|119
|February 4, 2004
|綱渡りのダブルス
|Tightrope Walking Doubles
|Their opponents finally take off their wrist weights. Marui uses his net play and Jackal manages to return Kaidou's Hadoukyuu Boomerang. Once Kaidou is motivated by Momoshiro to continue playing he's able to keep their opponents in check with his [[Short Snake]]. Despite their great comeback they lose to Rikkaidai.
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|120
|February 11, 2004
|仁王に見抜かれた菊丸
|Kikumaru Was Read by Niou
|Kikumaru and Ooishi play against [[Niou Masaharu]] and [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]. Niou figures out Kikumaru's habit of tilting his racket opposite the direction he wants to move, effectively sealing all of his moves. Kikumaru loses his cool and doesn't know what to do. Yagyuu uses golf swings to return the ball with lots of power.
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|121
|February 18, 2004
|柳生の決断
|Yagyuu's Decision
|The Golden Pair manages their comeback when Kikumaru regains his cool, but then Yagyuu decides it's necessary for him to play alone in order to assure their win. Despite playing their best in the end they lose to Rikkaidai.
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|122
|February 25, 2004
|乾、吠える！！
|Inui Hollers!!
|Inui is playing against his old doubles partner [[Yanagi Renji]].
Yanagi uses his own [[Data Tennis]] to see through Inui, but that's when Inui decides to throw away all his data.
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|123
|March 3, 2004
|思い出の決着
|Conclusion of the Remembered
|It turns out Inui didn't actually throw away his data but manipulated Yanagi so that the match would play out exactly the same, up until the point they had to stop at four years ago. They proceed to enter into a long tie break, but Inui manages to win.
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|124
|March 10, 2004
|切原の赤い罠
|Kirihara's Red Trap
|Fuji plays against [[Kirihara Akaya]]. After winning the first two games his opponent's [[Bloodshot Eyes|eyes turn red]] he attacks Fuji's knee repeatedly. Despite the damage Fuji keeps on going.
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|125
|March 17, 2004
|怒りの不二
|Angry Fuji
|When Tachibana, who was previously injured while playing against Kirihara, turns up during the match after hearing about Fuji's injuries, Kirihara decides to direct one shot towards the fence behind which Tachibana is standing. This makes Fuji angry, making him go all out against Kirihara and eventually winning the match.
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|126
|March 24, 2004
|激突！リョーマＶＳ真田
|Clash! Ryouma vs. Sanada
|The rest of Rikkaidai's regulars leaves to attend their captain's surgery while Echizen plays against Sanada. Sanada's serves are so fast that they're almost invisible, but Echizen is able to figure them out and begins scoring points with his new [[Cyclone Smash]], which he developed after his match against Atobe.
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|127
|March 31, 2004
|奥義！見えないサーブ
|Secret Technique! Invisible Serve
|Echizen's eyes start to strain from following Sanada's fast serves, so he starts playing with his eyes closed. Then Sanada plays a smash that's too fast to see.
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|128
|April 7, 2004
|決着！勝つのはどっちだ
|Conclusion! Which One will Win?
|Echizen is getting tired from constantly hitting his Cyclone Smash and the strain on his eyes. He awakens after being cheered on by his past opponents and shows his [[Muga no Kyouchi|Samurai Eye]]. Using the techniques of his rivals he is able to defeat Sanada and win the regional tournament for Seigaku.
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===Season 6===
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|May 26, 2009
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===Season 7===
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|May 26, 2009
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|May 26, 2009
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==Prince of Tennis Specials==
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|Prince of Tennis: A Day of the Survival Mountain
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==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|01
|March 24, 2006
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|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
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|02
|May 26, 2006
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|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
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|03
|May 26, 2006
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|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
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|04
|July 28, 2006
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|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
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|05
|July 28, 2006
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|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
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|06
|September 22, 2006
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|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
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|07
|September 22, 2006
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|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
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====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|08
|November 24, 2006
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|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
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|09
|November 24, 2006
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|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
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|10
|January 26, 2007
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|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
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|11
|January 26, 2007
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|Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
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|12
|March 23, 2007
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|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
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|13
|March 23, 2007
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|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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|June 22, 2007
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|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
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|02
|June 22, 2007
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|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
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|03
|September 28, 2007
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|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
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|04
|September 28, 2007
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|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
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|January 25, 2008
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|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
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|06
|January 25, 2008
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|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|April 25, 2008
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|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
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|02
|July 25, 2008
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|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
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|03
|July 25, 2008
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|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
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|04
|October 24, 2008
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|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|05
|October 24, 2008
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|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
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|06
|January 23, 2009
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|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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|07
|January 23, 2009
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|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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|May 26, 2009
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|May 26, 2009
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|May 26, 2009
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===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story II - Ano Toki no Bokura===
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|August 26, 2011
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|August 26, 2011
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|August 26, 2011
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|August 26, 2011
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==PairPuri==
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==New Prince of Tennis==
===New Prince of Tennis===
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|01
|January 4, 2012
|王子様の帰還
|The Return of the Prince
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|02
|January 11, 2012
|地獄の番人
|The Gatekeeper of Hell
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|03
|January 18, 2012
|同士討ち
|Friendly Fire
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|04
|January 25, 2012
|部長の選択
|The Captain's Choice
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|05
|February 1, 2012
|勝者そして敗者
|Winners and Losers
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|06
|February 8, 2012
|心の崖
|Cliffs of the Heart
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|07
|February 15, 2012
|ゼロからのスタート
|Start From Zero
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|08
|February 22, 2012
|スペシャルミッション
|Special Mission
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|09
|February 29, 2012
|進化と変化
|Evolution and Change
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|10
|March 7. 2012
|さらば手塚国光
|Good Bye Tezuka Kunimitsu
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|11
|March 14, 2012
|約束
|Promise
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|12
|March 21, 2012
|革命の火蓋
|The Start of a Revolution
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|13
|March 28, 2012
|輝ける君たちへ
|Towards Your New Brilliant Selves
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===The New Prince of Tennis Specials===
These episodes were released alongside episodes from the regular series (see above). They appeared as DVD/Blu-ray extras.
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|01
|April 20, 2012
|招聘前夜
|Eve of Invitation
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|02
|June 22, 2012
|神の子vs皇帝
|Child of God vs. Emperor
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|03
|August 24, 2012
|伝説を継ぐ者たち
|Legendary Inheritors (?)
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|04
|October 26, 2012
|勝者の意味
|The Meaning of Winner
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|05
|December 21, 2012
|男たちの絆
|The Bonds of Men
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|06
|February 22, 2013
|天使と聖書（バイブル）
|The Angel and the Bible
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|07
|April 23, 2013
|ヒミツの王子様
|Prince of Secrets
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===The New Prince of Tennis OVAs vs. Genius 10===
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|01
|October 29, 2014
|革命への前奏曲(プレリュード)
|Prelude to a Revolution
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|02
|October 29, 2014
|激戦開始
|The Battle Begins
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|03
|December 25, 2014
|鏡像と虚像
|Reflection and Illusion
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|04
|December 25, 2014
|決戦前夜
|The Night Before the Battle
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|05
|February 20, 2015
|最強のペア
|The Strongest Pair
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|06
|February 20, 2015
|裏切りと交渉
|Betrayal and Negotiation
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|07
|April 24, 2015
|10球を抱いて眠れ
|Embrace the 10 Ball Strike and Sleep
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|08
|April 24, 2015
|皇帝と怪物
|The Emperor and the Monster
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|09
|June 26, 2015
|覚悟
|Resolve
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|10
|June 26, 2015
|導かれし者たち
|The Guided
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==BEST GAMES!!==

===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Tezuka vs. Atobe===
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|August 24, 2018
|テニスの王子様 BEST GAMES!! 手塚 vs 跡部
|Tezuka vs Atobe
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===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Inui/Kaidou vs. Shishido/Ootori; Ooishi/Kikumaru vs. Niou/Yagyuu===
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|June 25, 2019
|乾・海堂 vs 宍戸・鳳
|Inui/Kaidou vs. Shishido/Ootori
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|02
|June 25, 2019
|大石・菊丸 vs 仁王・柳生
|Ooishi/Kikumaru vs. Niou/Yagyuu
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===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Fuji vs. Kirihara===
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|01
|January 28, 2020
|不二 vs 切原
|Fuji vs. Kirihara
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==Hyoutei vs. Rikkai: Game of Future==

==Movies==

===The Prince of Tennis: The Two Samurai, The First Game===

===Prince of Tennis: Atobe's Gift===

===Prince of Tennis: Eikokushiki Teikyuu Shiro Kessen!===

Episode Guide

2020-11-26T23:43:53Z

Timo: /* Season 5 */ Add summaries for all of Season 5

<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|1
|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|2
|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|3
|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|4
|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|6
|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|10
|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|11
|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|12
|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|13
|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|15
|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|16
|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|17
|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|18
|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|19
|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|20
|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|21
|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|✓
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|22
|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|✓
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|24
|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|25
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|26
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|27
|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|28
|April 24, 2002
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|29
|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|30
|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|40
|July 17, 2002
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|A Duel in the Rain
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - Yamabuki Arc]]====
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|41
|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|45
|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|49
|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|50
|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|Seigaku's Biggest Crisis
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|Kaoru's Special Training
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|*
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|*
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|*
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|*
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|*
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|*
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|75
|March 26, 2003
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|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
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===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it, but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new [[I Formation]].
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
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|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
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|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches, Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
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|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
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|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
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|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
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|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
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|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
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|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
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|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
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|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
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|97
|August 27, 2003
|決着のスマッシュ
|Finishing Smash
|Echizen and Aoi, excited about the continuation of their match, wake up early to play a couple of games. During their match Echizen is able to beat him by slightly modifying his Drive B.
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====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
|ビリヤードの王子様
|Prince of Billiards
|Seigaku meets to play billiard with the Inui Juice "Improved Akazu" as a punishment for those who foul three times. Despite playing billiards for the first time Echizen wins the voucher for Kawamura Sushi.
|*
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|99
|September 10, 2003
|呪いのラケット
|The Cursed Racket
|Echizen finds a lost racket in front of his house. A couple of accidents and a made up story by Inui make everyone believe that it's cursed. In the end it turns out that it belongs to Horio.
|*
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|100
|September 17, 2003
|キャプテン大石
|Captain Oishi
|Ooishi is worried that training continues as usual before the finals and thinks he should do more as captain. After seeing the others play 2-on-1, 3-on-1, and finally himself 7-on-1 against the other regulars he realizes that everyone was already working their hardest.
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|101
|September 24, 2003
|立海大を食え！
|Eat Rikkaidai!
|Seigaku meets at Kawamura Sushi to redeem Echizen's expiring voucher. There Inui shows them a video of their upcoming opponent Rikkai's incredible strength in a match against Fudoumine. After eating wasabi sushi together everyone is motivated to train some more on their own before returning home.
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===Season 5===
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|102
|October 1, 2003
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|Mizuki's Whispers
|Momoshiro and Kaidou end up in a doubles match against Mizuki from St. Rudolph and Jousei Shounan's Captain [[Kajimoto Takahisa]] to each join their respective schools if they lose. After some struggle they manage to work together and beat their opponents.
|*
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|103
|October 8, 2003
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|Sleepless Night
|The newspapers report that [[Rikkaidai]] has its sights set on winning the Nationals and isn't worried about the Regionals Finals against Seigaku. The Seigaku regulars decides to take it easy the day before the Finals but everyone individually ends up going to tennis court to play after school anyway.
|*
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|104
|October 15, 2003
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|Ryouma vs. Sanada
|The Finals match is postponed for a week due to heavy rain. While the others get back to school to practice, Echizen starts an unofficial match against Rikkaidai's [[Sanada Genichirou]]. Fuji visits [[Tachibana Kippei|Tachibana]], who was injured during Fudoumine's match against Rikkaidai, in the hospital.
|*
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|105
|October 22, 2003
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|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
|Echizen loses against Sanada, not being able to score a single point. To practice he asks Kawamura to fire multiple Hadoukyuu at him but can't return them either. [[Akutsu Jin|Akutsu]], who secretly watched the match against Sanada, borrows Kawamura's racket and plays against Echizen to help him recover from his defeat.
|*
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|106
|October 29, 2003
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|Off to the Cottage!
|With one more week to train, Seigaku to decides to go on a training camp in a cottage. Their rackets are locked away and they partake in multiple activities. Meanwhile Inoue reports how Rikkaidai is training and Shiba gets lost on her way to Seigaku's training camp.
|*
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|107
|November 5, 2003
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|The Captain Appears!
|Seigaku's previous captain [[Yamato Yuudai|Yamato]] visits the training camp to go vegetation gathering with the regulars. While Echizen doesn't understand how this is supposed to help with their training he learns by conversation with Yamato that what really counts is his love for tennis.
|*
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|108
|November 12, 2003
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|Surprise at Camp
|The regulars finally get to play with their rackets and are surprised how much they're training already has paid off. The freshmen end up getting stuck in the storehouse with a bear and the regulars try to distract it with their unique tennis moves. At the end it turns out the bear was actually just a robber in costume.
|*
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|109
|November 19, 2003
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|Tennis Biathlon
|On the last day of the training camp they do a tennis biathlon, completing various challenge between three checkpoints. Meanwhile Coach Ryuuzaki and Shiba visit Atobe's nearby cottage to surprise Seigaku with a special practice match against Hyoutei.
|*
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|110
|November 26, 2003
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|Jump, Kabaji!
|Kikumaru struggles against Kabaji copying his athletic technique. Eventually Kabaji can't keep up anymore due to Kikumaru having improved his skills during the training camp.
Inui manages to tie against Hiyoshi and it turns out he was playing with body weights the entire match.
|*
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|111
|December 3, 2003
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|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
|Shishido plays against Ooishi and decides to end the match after seeing how much Ooishi has improved.
Oshitari uses his [[Higuma Otoshi]] to keep up with Fuji. In the end his returns all land out because of Fuji's increased strength after the training camp. Finally Fuji wins after his shot breaks through the net in Oshitari's racket. Shortly after his net also breaks.
|*
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|112
|December 10, 2003
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|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
|Kawamura plays Ootori, who's [[Scud Serve]] no longer has a weakness. He can only really return the shots with his [[Dash Hadoukyuu]], but Ooishi stops the game so he doesn't injure his hand before the Finals.
Mukahi can jump even higher now and is able to return all of Momoshiro's balls. Momoshiro wins by using his new [[Super Great Momoshiro Special]], making the ball unable to bounce.
|*
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|113
|December 17, 2003
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|Atobe the Beautiful
|Kaidou plays against Akutagawa, who is able to play in a way to avoid him hitting his Snakes. After being motivated by Momoshiro he manages to return Akutagawa's balls again and knocks him out by hitting a Boomerang with Hadoukyuu.
Echizen plays against Atobe and has problems with his [[Rondo Towards Destruction]]. Still, he asks him to play serious since the current match isn't enough to get him going.
|*
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|114
|December 24, 2003
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|Ryouma is Going!
|Atobe draws out the match on purpose in order for Echizen to show his potential. Once he leads 6-5 he asks Echizen to give up since he can only tie at this point and so his wrist won't get injured the Rondos. Echizen ties Atobe and it turns out that he grew strong enough that Atobe's wrist was actually more injured from all those Rondos. In the end it is shown that Tezuka organized all the training matches against Hyoutei.
|*
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|115
|January 7, 2004
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|Baseball Game Filled with Men
|Chibi episode: A baseball match between Seigaku and their past opponents.
In the wild west, Don Atobe sets up a bounty for the one taking out the dual-pistoled gunman in a duel.
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|116
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (1)
|Echizen, Momoshiro and Fuji run into Kirihara and Jackal while visiting Tachibana in the hospital. After leaving Echizen spots Sanada, who was visiting their captain [[Yukimura Seiichi|Yukimura]] in the hospital, and asks him to play again. Sanada is certain they won't be able to play in the Finals because Rikkaidai will win the first three matches. Echizen leaves, saying Seigaku will win the Regionals.
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|117
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
|Kaidou and Momoshiro get caught up saving a dog on their way to the Finals and almost miss the assembly, which would make Seigaku have to forfeit. Thanks to Kawamura picking them up along the way they arrive just in time.
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|118
|January 28, 2004
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|Battle Ceremony
|Momoshiro and Kaidou play against [[Marui Bunta]] and [[Jackal Kuwahara]], who are confident and play with wrist weights. They are able to keep up with Momoshiro's Super Great Momoshiro Special and Kaidou's Hadoukyuu enhanced Boomerang Snake.
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|119
|February 4, 2004
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|Tightrope Walking Doubles
|Their opponents finally take off their wrist weights. Marui uses his net play and Jackal manages to return Kaidou's Hadoukyuu Boomerang. Once Kaidou is motivated by Momoshiro to continue playing he's able to keep their opponents in check with his [[Short Snake]]. Despite their great comeback they lose to Rikkaidai.
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|120
|February 11, 2004
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|Kikumaru Was Read by Niou
|Kikumaru and Ooishi play against [[Niou Masaharu]] and [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]. Niou figures out Kikumaru's habit of tilting his racket opposite the direction he wants to move, effectively sealing all of his moves. Kikumaru loses his cool and doesn't know what to do. Yagyuu uses golf swings to return the ball with lots of power.
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|121
|February 18, 2004
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|Yagyuu's Decision
|The Golden Pair manages their comeback when Kikumaru regains his cool, but then Yagyuu decides it's necessary for him to play alone in order to assure their win. Despite playing their best in the end they lose to Rikkaidai.
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|122
|February 25, 2004
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|Inui Hollers
|Inui is playing against his old doubles partner [[Yanagi Renji]].
Yanagi uses his own [[Data Tennis]] to see through Inui, but that's when Inui decides to throw away all his data.
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|123
|March 3, 2004
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|Conclusion of the Remembered
|It turns out Inui didn't actually throw away his data but manipulated Yanagi so that the match would play out exactly the same, up until the point they had to stop at four years ago. They proceed to enter into a long tie break, but Inui manages to win.
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|124
|March 10, 2004
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|Kirihara's Red Trap
|Fuji plays against [[Kirihara Akaya]]. After winning the first two games his opponent's [[Bloodshot Eyes|eyes turn red]] he attacks Fuji's knee repeatedly. Despite the damage Fuji keeps on going.
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|125
|March 17, 2004
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|Angry Fuji
|When Tachibana, who was previously injured while playing against Kirihara, turns up during the match after hearing about Fuji's injuries, Kirihara decides to direct one shot towards the fence behind which Tachibana is standing. This makes Fuji angry, making him go all out against Kirihara and eventually winning the match.
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|126
|March 24, 2004
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|Clash! Ryouma vs Sanada
|The rest of Rikkaidai's regulars leaves to attend their captain's surgery while Echizen plays against Sanada. Sanada's serves are so fast that they're almost invisible, but Echizen is able to figure them out and begins scoring points with his new [[Cyclone Smash]], which he developed after his match against Atobe.
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|127
|March 31, 2004
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|Invisible Serve
|Echizen's eyes start to strain from following Sanada's fast serves, so he starts playing with his eyes closed. Then Sanada plays a smash that's too fast to see.
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|128
|April 7, 2004
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|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
|Echizen is getting tired from constantly hitting his Cyclone Smash and the strain on his eyes. He awakens after being cheered on by his past opponents and shows his [[Muga no Kyouchi|Samurai Eye]]. Using the techniques of his rivals he is able to defeat Sanada and win the regional tournament for Seigaku.
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===Season 6===
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|May 26, 2009
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|May 26, 2009
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===Season 7===
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|May 26, 2009
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==Prince of Tennis Specials==
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|Prince of Tennis: A Day of the Survival Mountain
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==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|March 24, 2006
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|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
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|02
|May 26, 2006
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|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
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|03
|May 26, 2006
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|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
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|04
|July 28, 2006
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|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
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|05
|July 28, 2006
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|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
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|06
|September 22, 2006
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|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
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|07
|September 22, 2006
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|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
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====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|08
|November 24, 2006
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|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
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|09
|November 24, 2006
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|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
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|10
|January 26, 2007
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|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
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|11
|January 26, 2007
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|Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
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|12
|March 23, 2007
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|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
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|13
|March 23, 2007
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|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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|June 22, 2007
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|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
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|02
|June 22, 2007
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|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
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|03
|September 28, 2007
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|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
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|04
|September 28, 2007
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|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
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|05
|January 25, 2008
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|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
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|06
|January 25, 2008
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|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|April 25, 2008
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|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
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|02
|July 25, 2008
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|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
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|03
|July 25, 2008
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|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
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|04
|October 24, 2008
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|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|05
|October 24, 2008
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|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
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|06
|January 23, 2009
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|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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|07
|January 23, 2009
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|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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|May 26, 2009
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===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story II - Ano Toki no Bokura===
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|August 26, 2011
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|August 26, 2011
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|August 26, 2011
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|August 26, 2011
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==PairPuri==
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==New Prince of Tennis==
===New Prince of Tennis===
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|01
|January 4, 2012
|王子様の帰還
|The Return of the Prince
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|02
|January 11, 2012
|地獄の番人
|The Gatekeeper of Hell
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|03
|January 18, 2012
|同士討ち
|Friendly Fire
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|04
|January 25, 2012
|部長の選択
|The Captain's Choice
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|05
|February 1, 2012
|勝者そして敗者
|Winners and Losers
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|06
|February 8, 2012
|心の崖
|Cliffs of the Heart
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|07
|February 15, 2012
|ゼロからのスタート
|Start From Zero
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|08
|February 22, 2012
|スペシャルミッション
|Special Mission
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|09
|February 29, 2012
|進化と変化
|Evolution and Change
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|10
|March 7. 2012
|さらば手塚国光
|Good Bye Tezuka Kunimitsu
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|11
|March 14, 2012
|約束
|Promise
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|12
|March 21, 2012
|革命の火蓋
|The Start of a Revolution
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|13
|March 28, 2012
|輝ける君たちへ
|Towards Your New Brilliant Selves
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===The New Prince of Tennis Specials===
These episodes were released alongside episodes from the regular series (see above). They appeared as DVD/Blu-ray extras.
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|01
|April 20, 2012
|招聘前夜
|Eve of Invitation
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|02
|June 22, 2012
|神の子vs皇帝
|Child of God vs. Emperor
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|03
|August 24, 2012
|伝説を継ぐ者たち
|Legendary Inheritors (?)
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|04
|October 26, 2012
|勝者の意味
|The Meaning of Winner
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|05
|December 21, 2012
|男たちの絆
|The Bonds of Men
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|06
|February 22, 2013
|天使と聖書（バイブル）
|The Angel and the Bible
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|07
|April 23, 2013
|ヒミツの王子様
|Prince of Secrets
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===The New Prince of Tennis OVAs vs. Genius 10===
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|01
|October 29, 2014
|革命への前奏曲(プレリュード)
|Prelude to a Revolution
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|02
|October 29, 2014
|激戦開始
|The Battle Begins
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|03
|December 25, 2014
|鏡像と虚像
|Reflection and Illusion
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|04
|December 25, 2014
|決戦前夜
|The Night Before the Battle
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|05
|February 20, 2015
|最強のペア
|The Strongest Pair
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|06
|February 20, 2015
|裏切りと交渉
|Betrayal and Negotiation
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|07
|April 24, 2015
|10球を抱いて眠れ
|Embrace the 10 Ball Strike and Sleep
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|08
|April 24, 2015
|皇帝と怪物
|The Emperor and the Monster
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|09
|June 26, 2015
|覚悟
|Resolve
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|10
|June 26, 2015
|導かれし者たち
|The Guided
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==BEST GAMES!!==

===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Tezuka vs. Atobe===
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|01
|August 24, 2018
|テニスの王子様 BEST GAMES!! 手塚 vs 跡部
|Tezuka vs Atobe
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===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Inui/Kaidou vs. Shishido/Ootori; Ooishi/Kikumaru vs. Niou/Yagyuu===
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|01
|June 25, 2019
|乾・海堂 vs 宍戸・鳳
|Inui/Kaidou vs. Shishido/Ootori
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|02
|June 25, 2019
|大石・菊丸 vs 仁王・柳生
|Ooishi/Kikumaru vs. Niou/Yagyuu
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===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Fuji vs. Kirihara===
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|01
|January 28, 2020
|不二 vs 切原
|Fuji vs. Kirihara
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==Hyoutei vs. Rikkai: Game of Future==

==Movies==

===The Prince of Tennis: The Two Samurai, The First Game===

===Prince of Tennis: Atobe's Gift===

===Prince of Tennis: Eikokushiki Teikyuu Shiro Kessen!===

Episode Guide

2020-11-26T21:42:52Z

Timo: /* Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc */ small formatting changes

<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|1
|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|2
|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|3
|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|4
|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|6
|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|10
|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|11
|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|12
|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|13
|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|15
|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|16
|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|17
|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|18
|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|19
|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|20
|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|21
|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|✓
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|22
|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|✓
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|24
|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|25
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|26
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|27
|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|28
|April 24, 2002
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|29
|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|30
|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|40
|July 17, 2002
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|A Duel in the Rain
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - Yamabuki Arc]]====
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|41
|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|45
|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|49
|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|50
|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|Seigaku's Biggest Crisis
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|Kaoru's Special Training
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|*
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|*
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|*
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
|*
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|*
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|*
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|*
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|75
|March 26, 2003
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|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
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|*
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===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
|○
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it, but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new [[I Formation]].
|○
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
|○
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
|○
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
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|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
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|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches, Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
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|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
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|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
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|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
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|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
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|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
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|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
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|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
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|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
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|97
|August 27, 2003
|決着のスマッシュ
|Finishing Smash
|Echizen and Aoi, excited about the continuation of their match, wake up early to play a couple of games. During their match Echizen is able to beat him by slightly modifying his Drive B.
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====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
|ビリヤードの王子様
|Prince of Billiards
|Seigaku meets to play billiard with the Inui Juice "Improved Akazu" as a punishment for those who foul three times. Despite playing billiards for the first time Echizen wins the voucher for Kawamura Sushi.
|*
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|99
|September 10, 2003
|呪いのラケット
|The Cursed Racket
|Echizen finds a lost racket in front of his house. A couple of accidents and a made up story by Inui make everyone believe that it's cursed. In the end it turns out that it belongs to Horio.
|*
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|100
|September 17, 2003
|キャプテン大石
|Captain Oishi
|Ooishi is worried that training continues as usual before the finals and thinks he should do more as captain. After seeing the others play 2-on-1, 3-on-1, and finally himself 7-on-1 against the other regulars he realizes that everyone was already working their hardest.
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|101
|September 24, 2003
|立海大を食え！
|Eat Rikkaidai!
|Seigaku meets at Kawamura Sushi to redeem Echizen's expiring voucher. There Inui shows them a video of their upcoming opponent Rikkai's incredible strength in a match against Fudoumine. After eating wasabi sushi together everyone is motivated to train some more on their own before returning home.
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===Season 5===
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|102
|October 1, 2003
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|Mizuki's Whispers
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|103
|October 8, 2003
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|Sleepless Night
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|104
|October 15, 2003
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|Ryouma vs. Sanada
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|105
|October 22, 2003
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|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
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|*
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|106
|October 29, 2003
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|Off to the Cottage!
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|107
|November 5, 2003
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|The Captain Appears!
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|108
|November 12, 2003
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|Surprise at Camp
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|109
|November 19, 2003
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|Tennis Biathalon
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|110
|November 26, 2003
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|Jump, Kabaji!
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|111
|December 3, 2003
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|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
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|*
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|112
|December 10, 2003
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|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
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|*
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|113
|December 17, 2003
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|Atobe the Beautiful
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|*
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|114
|December 24, 2003
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|Ryouma is Going!
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|115
|January 7, 2004
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|Baseball Game Filled with Men
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|116
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (1)
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|117
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
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|118
|January 28, 2004
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|Battle Ceremony
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|119
|February 4, 2004
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|Tightrope Walking Doubles
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|120
|February 11, 2004
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|Kikumaru Was Read by Niou
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|121
|February 18, 2004
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|Yagyuu's Decision
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|122
|February 25, 2004
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|Inui Hollers
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|123
|March 3, 2004
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|Conclusion of the Remembered
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|124
|March 10, 2004
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|Kirihara's Red Trap
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|125
|March 17, 2004
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|Angry Fuji
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|126
|March 24, 2004
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|Clash! Ryouma vs Sanada
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|127
|March 31, 2004
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|Invisible Serve
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|128
|April 7, 2004
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|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
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===Season 6===
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|May 26, 2009
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|03
|May 26, 2009
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|May 26, 2009
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===Season 7===
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|May 26, 2009
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|03
|May 26, 2009
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|04
|May 26, 2009
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==Prince of Tennis Specials==
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|Prince of Tennis: A Day of the Survival Mountain
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|Prince of Tennis: New Year's Special
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==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|01
|March 24, 2006
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|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
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|02
|May 26, 2006
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|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
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|03
|May 26, 2006
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|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
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|04
|July 28, 2006
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|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
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|05
|July 28, 2006
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|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
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|06
|September 22, 2006
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|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
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|07
|September 22, 2006
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|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
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====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|08
|November 24, 2006
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|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
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|09
|November 24, 2006
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|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
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|10
|January 26, 2007
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|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
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|11
|January 26, 2007
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|Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
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|12
|March 23, 2007
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|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
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|13
|March 23, 2007
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|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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|01
|June 22, 2007
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|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
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|02
|June 22, 2007
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|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
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|03
|September 28, 2007
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|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
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|04
|September 28, 2007
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|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
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|05
|January 25, 2008
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|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
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|06
|January 25, 2008
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|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|01
|April 25, 2008
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|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
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|02
|July 25, 2008
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|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
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|03
|July 25, 2008
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|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
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|04
|October 24, 2008
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|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|05
|October 24, 2008
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|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
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|06
|January 23, 2009
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|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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|07
|January 23, 2009
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|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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|01
|May 26, 2009
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|03
|May 26, 2009
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|04
|May 26, 2009
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===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story II - Ano Toki no Bokura===
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|01
|August 26, 2011
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|02
|August 26, 2011
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|03
|August 26, 2011
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|04
|August 26, 2011
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==PairPuri==
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==New Prince of Tennis==
===New Prince of Tennis===
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|01
|January 4, 2012
|王子様の帰還
|The Return of the Prince
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|02
|January 11, 2012
|地獄の番人
|The Gatekeeper of Hell
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|03
|January 18, 2012
|同士討ち
|Friendly Fire
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|04
|January 25, 2012
|部長の選択
|The Captain's Choice
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|05
|February 1, 2012
|勝者そして敗者
|Winners and Losers
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|06
|February 8, 2012
|心の崖
|Cliffs of the Heart
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|07
|February 15, 2012
|ゼロからのスタート
|Start From Zero
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|08
|February 22, 2012
|スペシャルミッション
|Special Mission
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|09
|February 29, 2012
|進化と変化
|Evolution and Change
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|10
|March 7. 2012
|さらば手塚国光
|Good Bye Tezuka Kunimitsu
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|11
|March 14, 2012
|約束
|Promise
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|12
|March 21, 2012
|革命の火蓋
|The Start of a Revolution
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|13
|March 28, 2012
|輝ける君たちへ
|Towards Your New Brilliant Selves
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===The New Prince of Tennis Specials===
These episodes were released alongside episodes from the regular series (see above). They appeared as DVD/Blu-ray extras.
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|01
|April 20, 2012
|招聘前夜
|Eve of Invitation
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|02
|June 22, 2012
|神の子vs皇帝
|Child of God vs. Emperor
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|03
|August 24, 2012
|伝説を継ぐ者たち
|Legendary Inheritors (?)
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|04
|October 26, 2012
|勝者の意味
|The Meaning of Winner
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|05
|December 21, 2012
|男たちの絆
|The Bonds of Men
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|06
|February 22, 2013
|天使と聖書（バイブル）
|The Angel and the Bible
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|07
|April 23, 2013
|ヒミツの王子様
|Prince of Secrets
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|}
===The New Prince of Tennis OVAs vs. Genius 10===
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|01
|October 29, 2014
|革命への前奏曲(プレリュード)
|Prelude to a Revolution
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|02
|October 29, 2014
|激戦開始
|The Battle Begins
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|03
|December 25, 2014
|鏡像と虚像
|Reflection and Illusion
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|04
|December 25, 2014
|決戦前夜
|The Night Before the Battle
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|05
|February 20, 2015
|最強のペア
|The Strongest Pair
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|06
|February 20, 2015
|裏切りと交渉
|Betrayal and Negotiation
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|07
|April 24, 2015
|10球を抱いて眠れ
|Embrace the 10 Ball Strike and Sleep
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|08
|April 24, 2015
|皇帝と怪物
|The Emperor and the Monster
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|09
|June 26, 2015
|覚悟
|Resolve
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|10
|June 26, 2015
|導かれし者たち
|The Guided
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|}

==BEST GAMES!!==

===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Tezuka vs. Atobe===
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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! style="width:20%;" |English Title
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! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
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|01
|August 24, 2018
|テニスの王子様 BEST GAMES!! 手塚 vs 跡部
|Tezuka vs Atobe
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|}
===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Inui/Kaidou vs. Shishido/Ootori; Ooishi/Kikumaru vs. Niou/Yagyuu===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
! style="width:18%;" |Japanese Title
! style="width:20%;" |English Title
! style="width:40%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
|-
|01
|June 25, 2019
|乾・海堂 vs 宍戸・鳳
|Inui/Kaidou vs. Shishido/Ootori
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|
|-
|02
|June 25, 2019
|大石・菊丸 vs 仁王・柳生
|Ooishi/Kikumaru vs. Niou/Yagyuu
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|
|}
===The Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!! Fuji vs. Kirihara===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
! style="width:18%;" |Japanese Title
! style="width:20%;" |English Title
! style="width:40%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
|-
|01
|January 28, 2020
|不二 vs 切原
|Fuji vs. Kirihara
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|
|}

==Hyoutei vs. Rikkai: Game of Future==

==Movies==

===The Prince of Tennis: The Two Samurai, The First Game===

===Prince of Tennis: Atobe's Gift===

===Prince of Tennis: Eikokushiki Teikyuu Shiro Kessen!===

Yare! Do it!!

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|title = Yare! Do it!!
|image =Gekokujou.png
|artist =<span></span>
*[[Hiyoshi Wakashi]]
*[[Shishido Ryou]]
|appearson = [[Gekokujou]]
<span></span>
|lyricist = Uza
|composer = Uza<ref>[https://anidb.net/creator/7129]</ref>
|releasedate = December 4, 2015
}}
'''''Yare! Do it!!''''' (やれ! Do it!!, lit. ''Do it! Do it!!'', ''Yare! Do it!!'') is sung by [[Hiyoshi Wakashi]], featuring [[Shishido Ryou]]. It was originally released on [[Gekokujou]].

Yare! Do it!! is about Hiyoshi working out along to a tape/video. He begins hallucinating that Shishido is there working out with him, cheering him on in an intense way, likely how Hiyoshi is accustomed to at tennis practice. The two talk about their goals of achieving muscles and nice bodies to motivate themselves. In the song's intermission, although exhausted and panting, "Shishido-san" and "Wakashi" shout each other's name with increasing ferocity to help them persevere.

The song was specially featured in the Sports Festival event of September 2018 in the [[Rising Beat]] mobile rhythm game.

==Lyrics==
<ul class="tabs" data-tab style="display:inline-block;">
<li class="tab-title active"><a href="#kanji">Kanji</a></li>
<li class="tab-title"><a href="#romaji">Romaji</a></li>
<li class="tab-title"><a href="#english">English</a></li>
</ul>
<div class="tabs-content" style="text-align:left;">
<div class="content active" id="kanji">
<poem>
Hey!　みんな一緒にリズム<sub>1</sub>に乗ろうぜ!
夜中の通販で衝動買いだけど
腹筋　背筋　腕立て　300回やって

スリム<sub>2</sub>に鍛えて　細マッチョ<sub>3</sub>　細マッチョ

限界を超えたら幻覚見えてきて
いきなり宍戸さんが隣で鍛えてる
「なんであんたが…」
「無駄口叩くんじゃねぇ」
激ダサDANCEで　PUMP UP PUMP UP!

こう見えて腹筋割れてます
やるじゃねーか

強靭なマインド<sub>4</sub>で　肝心なポイント<sub>5</sub>で　絶対ミス<sub>6</sub>んない
弱気なんて　Punch!　砕けて　飛んでけぇ～
氷帝DANCEで凍らせて!　はいっ!
勇敢なハート<sub>7</sub>で　夕飯の後で　自分は騙さない
夜中にお腹が空いちゃって　3つも食べたよ栗きんとん
ご破算!　へっ!　ご破算!

Hey!　みんな一緒に筋肉付けようぜ!
鏡を見つめてうっとりしたいだろ?
俺は6つの腹筋に名前を付けてんだぜ
「乳酸」のことは「乳さん」って呼んでるぜ

今夜も宍戸さんが突然現れて
並んで腕立て意味が解らねぇ
「なんであんたが…」
「出てこい!　乳さん!」
枕を抱えて　PUMP UP PUMP UP!

何で床が汚れてんだろう…
SO・BA・GA・RAだぜ!!

万全なBodyで　完全な勝利でも　絶対笑わない
負けず嫌いだって言うだけじゃ勝てないぜ
氷帝DANCEで凍らせて!　はいっ!
難解な論理で　放課後ロンリーデイ<sub>8</sub>　空気は読まない
夕方、間食したけれど　夜も普通に食べちゃった
ご破算!　へっ!　ご破算!

筋肉で考えて動け!
嗚呼…ヒラメ筋で感じる閃き

Go! Go! Muscle!

強靭なマインドで　肝心なポイントで　絶対ミスんない
弱気なんて　Punch!　砕けて　飛んでけぇ～
激ダサDANCEで凍らせて!　はいっ!
勇敢なハートで　夕飯の後で　自分を騙さない
ボケをかましてみたけれど　声小さくてスルー<sub>9</sub>かよ
ご破算!　へっ!　ご破算!<ref>Kanji lyrics retrieved from Youtube.[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_jYHGdaTOE やれ! Do it!! 日吉若&宍戸亮【詳細に歌詞有】Posted by とっととっと]</ref>

1 - “rhythm”
2 - “slim”
3 - “macho”
4 - “mind”
5 - “point”
6 - “miss” (meaning “mistake” or “failure”)
7 - “heart”
8 - “lonely day”
9 - “through” (meaning “ignoring”)<ref name="whit">Kanji footnotes by [http://osakamambo.com/translations Whit]</ref>
</poem>
</div>
<div class="content" id="romaji">
<poem>
Hey! minna issho ni rizumu ni norou ze!
yonaka no tsuuhan de shoudougai dakedo
fukkin haikin udetate sanbyakku kai yatte

sirumu ni kitaete hoso maccho hoso maccho

genkai wo koetara genkaku mietekite
ikinari Shishido-san ga tonari de kitaeteru
“nande anta ga…”
“mudaguchi tatakun ja nee”
gekidasa DANCE de PUMP UP PUMP UP!

kou miete fukkin waretemasu
yaru ja nee ka

kyoujin na maindo de kanjin na pointo de zettai misu’n nai
yowaki nante Punch! kudakete tonde kee~
hyoutei DANCE de koorasete! hai!
yuukan na haato de yuuhan no ato de jibun wa damasanai
yonaka ni onaka ga suichatte mittsu mo tabeta yo kurikinton
gohasan! he! gohasan!

Hey! minna issho ni kinniku tsukeyou ze!
kagami wo mitsumete uttori shitai daro?
ore wa muttsu no fukkin ni namae wo tsuketen da ze
“nyuusan” no koto wa “Nyuu-san” tte yonderu ze

konya mo Shishido-san ga totsuzen arawarete
narande udetate imi ga wakaranee
“nande anta ga…”
“dete koi! Nyuu-san!”
makura wo kakaete PUMP UP PUMP UP!

nande yuka ga yogoreten darou…
SO・BA・GA・RA da ze!!

banzen na Body de kanzen na shouri de mo zettai warawanai
makezugirai datte iu dake ja katenai ze
hyoutei DANCE de koorasete! hai!
nankai na ronri de houkago ronrii dei kuuki wa yomanai
yuugata, kanshoku shita keredo yoru mo futsuu ni tabechatta
gohasan! he! gohasan!

kinniku de kangaete ugoke!
aa… hiramekin de kanjiru hirameki

Go! Go! Muscle!

kyoujin na maindo de kanjin na pointo de zettai misu’n nai
yowaki nante Punch! kudakete tondekee~
gekidasa DANCE de koorasete! hai!
yuukan na haato de yuuhan no ato de jibun wo damasanai
boke wo kamashitemita keredo koe chiisakute suruu ka yo
gohasan! he! gohasan!<ref>Romanization by [http://osakamambo.com/translations Whit]</ref>
</poem>

1 - “rhythm”
2 - “slim”
3 - “macho”
4 - “mind”
5 - “point”
6 - “miss” (meaning “mistake” or “failure”)
7 - “heart”
8 - “lonely day”
9 - “through” (meaning “ignoring”)
</div>
<div class="content" id="english">
<poem>
Hey! Let’s all ride the rhythm together!
I buy things online impulsively at night, but
I do 300 sit-ups and push-ups and train to be slim
Slim! Macho! Slim! Macho!

Passing my limits seems like a hallucination
Suddenly Shishido-san is training next to me
“Why are you….”
“Quit chattering.”
Pump up, pump up with a really lame dance!

If you look over here, I’m going through sit-ups.
Not bad.

With a tough mind, I definitely won’t miss the vital point
If you’re faint of heart, punch! Throw off your hesitations and fly!
Freeze them with the Hyoutei dance! Yeah!
With a brave heart, after dinner I won’t deceive myself
I got hungry in the middle of the night, so I ate three servings of mashed potatoes with sweetened chestnuts
Again! Hey! Again!

Hey! Let’s all put on muscle together!
You want to find yourself spellbound when you look in a mirror, right?
I’m telling you to go do six sit-ups
Lactic acid is your friend

Tonight as well Shishido-san suddenly appears, doing push-ups alongside me. I don’t understand.
“Why are you….”
“Come on! Get that lactic acid forming!”
Grab a pillow and pump up, pump up!
Why, is the floor dirty?
It’s buckwheat!
With a flawless body we’ll get a perfect victory, and they definitely won’t be laughing
You can’t say you hate to lose if you never win
Freeze them with the Hyoutei dance! Yeah!
With difficult to understand logic, it’s a lonely day after school. I can’t read the air.
Even though I had a snack in the evening, I eat dinner at night just like always
Again! Hey! Again!

Think about your muscles and move!
Yeah…feel the flash in your soleus muscle

Go! Go! Muscle!

With a tough mind, I definitely won’t miss the vital point
If you’re faint of heart, punch! Throw off your hesitations and fly!
Freeze them with a really lame dance! Yeah!
With a brave heart, after dinner I won’t deceive myself
I wanted to try a silly line, but my voice is small and gets ignored
Again! Hey! Again!<ref>English translation by Tenipuri Translations.[https://tenipuritranslations.tumblr.com/post/144523316981/yare-do-it-hiyoshi-wakashi-with-shishido Yare! Do it! - Hiyoshi Wakashi (with Shishido Ryou)]</ref>.</poem>
</div>
</div>

==References==
<references />
<br />

Episode Guide

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<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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! style="width:46%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
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|1
|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|2
|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|3
|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|4
|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|6
|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|10
|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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! style="width:6%;" |Ep. #
! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
! style="width:12%;" |Japanese Title
! style="width:20%;" |English TItle
! style="width:46%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
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|11
|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|12
|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|13
|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|15
|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|16
|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|17
|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|18
|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|19
|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|20
|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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! style="width:6%;" |Ep. #
! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
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|21
|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|✓
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|22
|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|✓
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|24
|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|25
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|26
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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|}

===Season 2===
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
! style="width:12%;" |Japanese Title
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|27
|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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|}
====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
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|28
|April 24, 2002
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|29
|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|30
|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
|
|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
|
|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|40
|July 17, 2002
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|A Duel in the Rain
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - Yamabuki Arc]]====
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
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|41
|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
|
|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|45
|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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|}
====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|49
|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|50
|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|Seigaku's Biggest Crisis
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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|}

===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|Kaoru's Special Training
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|
|}
====[[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|*
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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|}
====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|*
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|*
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
|*
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|*
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|*
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|*
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|75
|March 26, 2003
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|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
|
|*
|}

===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
|○
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
|○
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
|○
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new I Formation.
|○
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
|○
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
|○
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
|○
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
|○
|-
|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
|○
|-
|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
|○
|-
|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
|○
|}

====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
|
|-
|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
|
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
|
|-
|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
|
|}

====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
|
|-
|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
|
|-
|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
|
|-
|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
|
|-
|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
|
|-
|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
|
|-
|97
|August 27, 2003
|決着のスマッシュ
|Finishing Smash
|Echizen and Aoi, excited about the continuation of their match, wake up early to play a couple of games. During their match Echizen is able to beat him by slightly modifying his Drive B.
|
|}

====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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|-
|98
|September 3, 2003
|ビリヤードの王子様
|Prince of Billiards
|Seigaku meets to play billiard with the Inui Juice "Improved Akazu" as a punishment for those who foul three times. Despite playing billiards for the first time Echizen wins the voucher for Kawamura Sushi.
|*
|-
|99
|September 10, 2003
|呪いのラケット
|The Cursed Racket
|Echizen finds a lost racket in front of his house. A couple of accidents and a made up story by Inui make everyone believe that it's cursed. In the end it turns out that it belongs to Horio.
|*
|-
|100
|September 17, 2003
|キャプテン大石
|Captain Oishi
|Ooishi is worried that training continues as usual before the finals and thinks he should do more as captain. After seeing the others play 2-on-1, 3-on-1, and finally himself 7-on-1 against the other regulars he realizes that everyone was already working their hardest.
|
|-
|101
|September 24, 2003
|立海大を食え！
|Eat Rikkaidai!
|Seigaku meets at Kawamura Sushi to redeem Echizen's expiring voucher. There Inui shows them a video of their upcoming opponent Rikkai's incredible strength in a match against Fudoumine. After eating wasabi sushi together everyone is motivated to train some more on their own before returning home.
|
|}

===Season 5===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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|102
|October 1, 2003
|
|Mizuki's Whispers
|
|*
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|103
|October 8, 2003
|
|Sleepless Night
|
|*
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|104
|October 15, 2003
|
|Ryouma vs. Sanada
|
|*
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|105
|October 22, 2003
|
|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
|
|*
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|106
|October 29, 2003
|
|Off to the Cottage!
|
|*
|-
|107
|November 5, 2003
|
|The Captain Appears!
|
|*
|-
|108
|November 12, 2003
|
|Surprise at Camp
|
|*
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|109
|November 19, 2003
|
|Tennis Biathalon
|
|*
|-
|110
|November 26, 2003
|
|Jump, Kabaji!
|
|*
|-
|111
|December 3, 2003
|
|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
|
|*
|-
|112
|December 10, 2003
|
|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
|
|*
|-
|113
|December 17, 2003
|
|Atobe the Beautiful
|
|*
|-
|114
|December 24, 2003
|
|Ryouma is Going!
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|*
|-
|115
|January 7, 2004
|
|Baseball Game Filled with Men
|
|*
|}
====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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|116
|January 21, 2004
|
|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (1)
|
|
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|117
|January 21, 2004
|
|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
|
|
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|118
|January 28, 2004
|
|Battle Ceremony
|
|
|-
|119
|February 4, 2004
|
|Tightrope Walking Doubles
|
|
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|120
|February 11, 2004
|
|Kikumaru Was Read by Niou
|
|
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|121
|February 18, 2004
|
|Yagyuu's Decision
|
|
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|122
|February 25, 2004
|
|Inui Hollers
|
|
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|123
|March 3, 2004
|
|Conclusion of the Remembered
|
|
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|124
|March 10, 2004
|
|Kirihara's Red Trap
|
|
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|125
|March 17, 2004
|
|Angry Fuji
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|
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|126
|March 24, 2004
|
|Clash! Ryouma vs Sanada
|
|
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|127
|March 31, 2004
|
|Invisible Serve
|
|
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|128
|April 7, 2004
|
|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
|
|
|}

===Season 6===
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|01
|May 26, 2009
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|03
|May 26, 2009
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|04
|May 26, 2009
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|}
===Season 7===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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|01
|May 26, 2009
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|03
|May 26, 2009
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|04
|May 26, 2009
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|}

==Prince of Tennis Specials==

==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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|-
|01
|March 24, 2006
|
|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
|
|-
|02
|May 26, 2006
|
|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
|
|-
|03
|May 26, 2006
|
|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
|
|-
|04
|July 28, 2006
|
|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
|
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|05
|July 28, 2006
|
|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
|
|-
|06
|September 22, 2006
|
|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
|
|-
|07
|September 22, 2006
|
|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
|}
====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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|-
|08
|November 24, 2006
|
|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
|
|-
|09
|November 24, 2006
|
|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
|
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|10
|January 26, 2007
|
|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
|
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|11
|January 26, 2007
|
|Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
|
|-
|12
|March 23, 2007
|
|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
|
|-
|13
|March 23, 2007
|
|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
|
|}

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:46%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
|-
|01
|June 22, 2007
|
|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
|
|-
|02
|June 22, 2007
|
|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
|
|-
|03
|September 28, 2007
|
|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
|
|-
|04
|September 28, 2007
|
|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
|
|-
|05
|January 25, 2008
|
|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
|
|-
|06
|January 25, 2008
|
|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
|
|}

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:46%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
|-
|01
|April 25, 2008
|
|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
|
|-
|02
|July 25, 2008
|
|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
|
|-
|03
|July 25, 2008
|
|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
|
|-
|04
|October 24, 2008
|
|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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=Movies=

Episode Guide

2020-09-05T08:41:51Z

Timo: Add summary for episode 97

<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|3
|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|4
|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|22
|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|24
|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|April 24, 2002
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|30
|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|40
|July 17, 2002
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|A Duel in the Rain
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|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|75
|March 26, 2003
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|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
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===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new I Formation.
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
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|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
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|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
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|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
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|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
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|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
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|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
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|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
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|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
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|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
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|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
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|97
|August 27, 2003
|決着のスマッシュ
|Finishing Smash
|Echizen and Aoi, excited about the continuation of their match, wake up early to play a couple of games. During their match Echizen is able to beat him by slightly modifying his Drive B.
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====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
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|Prince of Billiards
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|99
|September 10, 2003
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|The Cursed Racket
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|100
|September 17, 2003
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|101
|September 24, 2003
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|Eat Rikkaidai
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===Season 5===
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|October 1, 2003
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|Mizuki's Whispers
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|103
|October 8, 2003
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|Sleepless Night
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|104
|October 15, 2003
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|Ryouma vs. Sanada
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|105
|October 22, 2003
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|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
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|106
|October 29, 2003
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|Off to the Cottage!
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|107
|November 5, 2003
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|The Captain Appears!
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|108
|November 12, 2003
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|Surprise at Camp
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|109
|November 19, 2003
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|Tennis Biathalon
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|110
|November 26, 2003
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|Jump, Kabaji!
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|111
|December 3, 2003
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|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
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|112
|December 10, 2003
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|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
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|113
|December 17, 2003
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|Atobe the Beautiful
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|114
|December 24, 2003
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|Ryouma is Going!
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|115
|January 7, 2004
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|Baseball Game Filled with Men
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|116
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (1)
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|117
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
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|118
|January 28, 2004
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|Battle Ceremony
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|119
|February 4, 2004
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|120
|February 11, 2004
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|121
|February 18, 2004
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|122
|February 25, 2004
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|123
|March 3, 2004
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|124
|March 10, 2004
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|125
|March 17, 2004
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|126
|March 24, 2004
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|127
|March 31, 2004
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|128
|April 7, 2004
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|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
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===Season 6===
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|May 26, 2009
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|May 26, 2009
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==Prince of Tennis Specials==

==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|March 24, 2006
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|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
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|May 26, 2006
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|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
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|May 26, 2006
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|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
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|July 28, 2006
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|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
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|05
|July 28, 2006
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|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
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|September 22, 2006
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|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
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|07
|September 22, 2006
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|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
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====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|November 24, 2006
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|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
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|November 24, 2006
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|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
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|January 26, 2007
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|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
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|11
|January 26, 2007
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|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
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|12
|March 23, 2007
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|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
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|March 23, 2007
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|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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|June 22, 2007
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|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
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|June 22, 2007
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|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
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|September 28, 2007
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|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
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|September 28, 2007
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|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
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|January 25, 2008
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|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
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|January 25, 2008
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|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|April 25, 2008
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|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
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|July 25, 2008
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|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
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|July 25, 2008
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|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
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|October 24, 2008
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|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|October 24, 2008
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|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
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|January 23, 2009
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|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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|07
|January 23, 2009
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|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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==The New Prince of Tennis==
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=Movies=

Episode Guide

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<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|10
|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|11
|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|12
|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|13
|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|15
|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|16
|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|17
|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|18
|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|19
|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|20
|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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|}

====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|21
|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|✓
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|22
|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|✓
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|24
|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|25
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|26
|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|27
|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|28
|April 24, 2002
|
|A New Regular Appears!?
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|29
|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|30
|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
|
|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|40
|July 17, 2002
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|A Duel in the Rain
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|}
====[[Tokyo Tournament - Yamabuki Arc]]====
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|41
|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|45
|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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|}
====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|49
|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|50
|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|Seigaku's Biggest Crisis
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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|}

===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|Kaoru's Special Training
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|
|}
====[[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|55
|October 30, 2002
|
|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
|
|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|*
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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|
|}
====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|*
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|*
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
|*
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|*
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|*
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|*
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|75
|March 26, 2003
|
|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
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|*
|}

===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
|○
|-
|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
|○
|-
|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
|○
|-
|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new I Formation.
|○
|-
|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
|○
|-
|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
|○
|-
|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
|○
|-
|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
|○
|-
|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
|○
|-
|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
|○
|-
|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
|○
|}

====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
|
|-
|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
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|-
|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
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|}

====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
|
|-
|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
|
|-
|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
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|-
|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
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|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
|
|-
|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
|
|-
|97
|August 27, 2003
|
|Finishing Smash
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|
|}

====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
|
|Prince of Billiards
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|*
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|99
|September 10, 2003
|
|The Cursed Racket
|
|*
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|100
|September 17, 2003
|
|Captain Oishi
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|
|-
|101
|September 24, 2003
|
|Eat Rikkaidai
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|
|}

===Season 5===
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|102
|October 1, 2003
|
|Mizuki's Whispers
|
|*
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|103
|October 8, 2003
|
|Sleepless Night
|
|*
|-
|104
|October 15, 2003
|
|Ryouma vs. Sanada
|
|*
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|105
|October 22, 2003
|
|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
|
|*
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|106
|October 29, 2003
|
|Off to the Cottage!
|
|*
|-
|107
|November 5, 2003
|
|The Captain Appears!
|
|*
|-
|108
|November 12, 2003
|
|Surprise at Camp
|
|*
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|109
|November 19, 2003
|
|Tennis Biathalon
|
|*
|-
|110
|November 26, 2003
|
|Jump, Kabaji!
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|*
|-
|111
|December 3, 2003
|
|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
|
|*
|-
|112
|December 10, 2003
|
|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
|
|*
|-
|113
|December 17, 2003
|
|Atobe the Beautiful
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|*
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|114
|December 24, 2003
|
|Ryouma is Going!
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|*
|-
|115
|January 7, 2004
|
|Baseball Game Filled with Men
|
|*
|}
====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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|116
|January 21, 2004
|
|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (1)
|
|
|-
|117
|January 21, 2004
|
|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
|
|
|-
|118
|January 28, 2004
|
|Battle Ceremony
|
|
|-
|119
|February 4, 2004
|
|Tightrope Walking Doubles
|
|
|-
|120
|February 11, 2004
|
|Kikumaru Was Read by Niou
|
|
|-
|121
|February 18, 2004
|
|Yagyuu's Decision
|
|
|-
|122
|February 25, 2004
|
|Inui Hollers
|
|
|-
|123
|March 3, 2004
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|Conclusion of the Remembered
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|Kirihara's Red Trap
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|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
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===Season 6===
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==Prince of Tennis Specials==

==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|March 24, 2006
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|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
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|May 26, 2006
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|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
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|May 26, 2006
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|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
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|July 28, 2006
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|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
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|July 28, 2006
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|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
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|September 22, 2006
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|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
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|September 22, 2006
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|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
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====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|November 24, 2006
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|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
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|November 24, 2006
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|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
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|January 26, 2007
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|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
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|January 26, 2007
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|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
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|March 23, 2007
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|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
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|March 23, 2007
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|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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|June 22, 2007
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|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
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|June 22, 2007
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|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
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|September 28, 2007
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|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
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|September 28, 2007
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|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
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|January 25, 2008
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|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
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|January 25, 2008
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|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
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|July 25, 2008
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|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
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|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
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|October 24, 2008
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|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|October 24, 2008
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|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
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|January 23, 2009
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|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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|January 23, 2009
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|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story II - Ano Toki no Bokura===
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==The New Prince of Tennis==
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=Movies=

Episode Guide

2020-09-05T00:13:03Z

Timo: punctuation

<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|6
|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|8
|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|9
|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|10
|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|12
|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|14
|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|15
|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|16
|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|Momo and Viper
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|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|The Tiebreak
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|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|July 3, 2002
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|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|A Duel in the Rain
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - Yamabuki Arc]]====
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|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|42
|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|44
|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|45
|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|46
|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|47
|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|48
|September 11, 2002
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|The Decisive Moment
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|}
====[[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]====
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|49
|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|50
|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|Inui's Challenge
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|Seigaku's Biggest Crisis
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|53
|October 16, 2002
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|The Momo Who's Returned
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|}

===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|Kaoru's Special Training
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|Scud Serve
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|The Hidden Trouble
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|*
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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|}
====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|*
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|*
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
|*
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|*
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|73
|March 12, 2003
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|*
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|74
|March 19, 2003
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|A Message for Echizen
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|*
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|75
|March 26, 2003
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|Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu
|
|*
|}

===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
|○
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
|○
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
|○
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new I Formation.
|○
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
|○
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
|○
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
|○
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
|○
|-
|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
|○
|-
|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
|○
|-
|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
|○
|}

====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
|
|-
|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
|
|-
|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan!
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
|
|-
|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
|
|}

====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
|
|-
|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
|
|-
|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
|
|-
|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
|
|-
|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
|
|-
|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
|
|-
|97
|August 27, 2003
|
|Finishing Smash
|
|
|}

====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
|
|Prince of Billiards
|
|*
|-
|99
|September 10, 2003
|
|The Cursed Racket
|
|*
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|100
|September 17, 2003
|
|Captain Oishi
|
|
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|101
|September 24, 2003
|
|Eat Rikkaidai
|
|
|}

===Season 5===
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|102
|October 1, 2003
|
|Mizuki's Whispers
|
|*
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|103
|October 8, 2003
|
|Sleepless Night
|
|*
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|104
|October 15, 2003
|
|Ryouma vs. Sanada
|
|*
|-
|105
|October 22, 2003
|
|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
|
|*
|-
|106
|October 29, 2003
|
|Off to the Cottage!
|
|*
|-
|107
|November 5, 2003
|
|The Captain Appears!
|
|*
|-
|108
|November 12, 2003
|
|Surprise at Camp
|
|*
|-
|109
|November 19, 2003
|
|Tennis Biathalon
|
|*
|-
|110
|November 26, 2003
|
|Jump, Kabaji!
|
|*
|-
|111
|December 3, 2003
|
|Original Prodigy: Fuji Shuusuke
|
|*
|-
|112
|December 10, 2003
|
|Hadoukyuu vs. Scud Serve
|
|*
|-
|113
|December 17, 2003
|
|Atobe the Beautiful
|
|*
|-
|114
|December 24, 2003
|
|Ryouma is Going!
|
|*
|-
|115
|January 7, 2004
|
|Baseball Game Filled with Men
|
|*
|}
====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|-
|116
|January 21, 2004
|
|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (1)
|
|
|-
|117
|January 21, 2004
|
|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
|
|
|-
|118
|January 28, 2004
|
|Battle Ceremony
|
|
|-
|119
|February 4, 2004
|
|Tightrope Walking Doubles
|
|
|-
|120
|February 11, 2004
|
|Kikumaru Was Read by Niou
|
|
|-
|121
|February 18, 2004
|
|Yagyuu's Decision
|
|
|-
|122
|February 25, 2004
|
|Inui Hollers
|
|
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|123
|March 3, 2004
|
|Conclusion of the Remembered
|
|
|-
|124
|March 10, 2004
|
|Kirihara's Red Trap
|
|
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|125
|March 17, 2004
|
|Angry Fuji
|
|
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|126
|March 24, 2004
|
|Clash! Ryouma vs Sanada
|
|
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|127
|March 31, 2004
|
|Invisible Serve
|
|
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|128
|April 7, 2004
|
|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
|
|
|}

===Season 6===
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|01
|May 26, 2009
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|
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|03
|May 26, 2009
|
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|04
|May 26, 2009
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|
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|
|}
===Season 7===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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|01
|May 26, 2009
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|
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|02
|May 26, 2009
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|
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|03
|May 26, 2009
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|04
|May 26, 2009
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|
|}

==Prince of Tennis Specials==

==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|-
|01
|March 24, 2006
|
|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
|
|-
|02
|May 26, 2006
|
|Hot & Cool
|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
|
|-
|03
|May 26, 2006
|
|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
|
|-
|04
|July 28, 2006
|
|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
|
|-
|05
|July 28, 2006
|
|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
|
|-
|06
|September 22, 2006
|
|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
|
|-
|07
|September 22, 2006
|
|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
|}
====[[National Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:46%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
|-
|08
|November 24, 2006
|
|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
|
|-
|09
|November 24, 2006
|
|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
|
|-
|10
|January 26, 2007
|
|Short-lived Match
|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
|
|-
|11
|January 26, 2007
|
|Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
|
|-
|12
|March 23, 2007
|
|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
|
|-
|13
|March 23, 2007
|
|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
|
|}

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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! style="width:46%;" |Summary
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|-
|01
|June 22, 2007
|
|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
|
|-
|02
|June 22, 2007
|
|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
|
|-
|03
|September 28, 2007
|
|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
|
|-
|04
|September 28, 2007
|
|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
|
|-
|05
|January 25, 2008
|
|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
|
|-
|06
|January 25, 2008
|
|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
|
|}

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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! style="width:10%;" |Airdate
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! style="width:46%;" |Summary
! style="width:6%;" |Filler?
|-
|01
|April 25, 2008
|
|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
|
|-
|02
|July 25, 2008
|
|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
|
|-
|03
|July 25, 2008
|
|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
|
|-
|04
|October 24, 2008
|
|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
|
|-
|05
|October 24, 2008
|
|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
|
|-
|06
|January 23, 2009
|
|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
|
|-
|07
|January 23, 2009
|
|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
|
|}

==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
{| class="wikitable" style="width:100%;text-align:center;"
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=Movies=

Episode Guide

2020-09-05T00:12:01Z

Timo: Add summary for episodes 94-96

<templatestyles src="Template:CharacterInfobox/styles.css" />This is a list of all episodes and movies of '''''The Prince of Tennis''''' and '''''The New Prince of Tennis''''' organized by arc. Filler arcs and episodes are labeled as such. Quasifillers (marked with ○) denote episodes which replace an arc in the manga, such as the Jousei Shounan arc's replacement of the Midoriyama arc.
==The Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
====[[Intraschool Ranking Arc]]====
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|Oct 10, 2001
|王子様現る
|A Prince Appears
|[[Ryuuzaki Sakuno]] meets [[Echizen Ryouma]], a returnee from the United States, for the first time on the way to a tennis tournament. Ryouma is disqualified due to lateness, but has a match against high schooler [[Sasabe (disambiguation)|Sasabe]], whom he beats easily.
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|Oct 17, 2001
|サムライ·ジュニア
|Samurai Junior
|School starts at [[Seishun Academy Middle School|Seigaku]], and Ryouma shows up two second years who are bullying his fellow first years. He then plays a match against second year [[Momoshiro Takeshi]], who withdraws due to injury. [[Osakada Tomoka]] meets Ryouma for the first time.
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|3
|Oct 24, 2001
|登場!青学レギュラー
|The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut
|The Seigaku regulars are introduced, along with reporters [[Inoue Mamoru]] and [[Shiba Saori]]. Ryoma beats second year bully [[Arai Masashi]] with a broken racket and is entered by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] for the intraschool tournament, despite his first year status.
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|4
|Oct 31, 2001
|マムシと呼ばれる男
|The One Named Viper
|The intraschool ranking tournament begins. Ryouma beats his initial opponents easily before facing second year regular [[Kaidou Kaoru]]. Kaidou uses the [[Snake]] Shot, forcing Ryouma to switch to playing with his dominant hand.
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|5
|Nov 7, 2001
|スネイク·ショット
|Snake Shot
|Kaidou uses the Snake in order to wear down Ryouma's stamina. He appears to be succeeding at first, but it turns out that Ryouma is hitting shots in order to force Kaidou to bend his knees closer to the ground. Ryouma ends up winning the match.
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|Nov 14, 2001
|その男, 越前南次郎
|Echizen Nanjirou
|Inoue and Shiba travel to the Echizen household in order to snag an interview with Ryouma's father, [[Echizen Nanjirou]], a famous retired tennis player. Nanjirou quite literally beats Inoue with his eyes closed, but lets slip that he's focusing on training Ryouma.
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|7
|Nov 21, 2001
|二人のリョーマ
|The Two Ryoumas
|Ryouma plays third year regular [[Inui Sadaharu]], a [[Data Tennis]] player, for his next ranking match. Using his data on Ryouma, Inui manages to successfully predict where his shots are going and counter him accordingly.
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|Nov 28, 2001
|スプリットステップ
|The Split Step
|Using a the [[One-footed Split Step]], Ryouma successfully manages to increase his speed and agility and, combined with his [[Twist Serve]], surpasses Inui's data. This episode also shows Ryouma's relationship with his father and how easily he's beaten by him.
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|Dec 5, 2001
|ザ·ハード·デイ
|The Hard Day
|Inui is unable to return the Twist Serve and loses. Ryouma wins his subsequent matches, securing his spot as a regular. Kaidou then beats Inui, kicking him out of the regulars. He becomes the team's manager and the infamous [[Inui Juice]] is born.
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|Dec 12, 2001
|逆襲!佐々部再び
|Counterattack! Sasabe Again?
|The first years visit the tennis school where [[Katou Kachirou]]'s father teaches. They run into Sasabe and his father, the Golden Retriever, and Ryouma plays the elder. The match doesn't conclude as Sasabe didn't warm up properly and injures himself.
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====[[Tokyo District Preliminary - Fudoumine Arc]]====
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|Dec 19, 2001
|越前VS桃城
|Ryouma vs. Momoshiro
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play each other for the remaining Singles 3 position. They end up playing doubles at a street court, where they easily defeat their challengers before being bested by the [[Izumi Tomoya]]/[[Fukawa Kimiyoshi]] pair.
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|Dec 26, 2001
|ア·ウンな二人
|The Perfect Match
|Ryouma and Momoshiro decide to play Doubles 2 against [[Gyokurin Middle School]] out of pride. They end up rematching the Izumi/Fukawa pair, although they continue to do poorly due to their lack of coordination borne from their singles player status.
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|Jan 9. 2002
|男はダブルス!
|Real Men Play Doubles
|Their strategies failing, Ryouma and Momoshiro split the court in half, each effectively playing singles in their own half and using the "Ah-Un" strategy to divvy up balls which land on the center line. They prove victorious in the end.
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|Jan 16, 2002
|つばめ返し!
|The Triple Counter
|[[Fuji Shuusuke]] and [[Kawamura Takashi]] start off Seigaku's next game against relatively unknown public school [[Fudoumine Middle School|Fudoumine]]'s [[Ishida Gin]]/[[Sakurai Masaya]] pair. Feeling cornered, Shuusuke uses's one of his Triple Counters: [[Tsubame Gaeshi]].
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|Jan 23, 2002
|それぞれの戦い
|To Each His Own Battle
|In an attempt to counteract Tsubame Gaeshi, Ishida uses a powerful shot known as the [[Hadoukyuu]]. When Shuusuke attempts to return it, Kawamura intercepts it, injuring his wrist in the process. Shuusuke forfeits the game in order to get medical attention.
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|Jan 30, 2002
|ブーメラン·スネイク
|The Boomerang Snake
|The [[Kikumaru Eiji]]/[[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] pair, also known as the [[Golden Pair]], win their match. The Singles 3 game between Kaidou and [[Kamio Akira]] commences after a break due to the rain, and Kaidou hits the [[Snake|Boomerang Snake]] for the first time.
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|Feb 6, 2002
|小さなガッツポーズ
|A Little Gesture of Triumph
|Kaidou is unable to hit the Boomerang Snake again despite repeated attempts, but the match ends up turning into a stamina battle, so he wins it. [[Tachibana An]] reveals her identity as the younger sister of Fudoumine's [[Tachibana Kippei]] to Momoshiro.
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|Feb 13, 2002
|ラブレター
|The Love Letter
|Nanjirou reminisces on his time training under [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] at Seigaku. The next match starts, with [[Ibu Shinji]] returning Ryouma's [[Twist Serve]] with ease and countering it with his own [[Twist Serve|Kick Serve]], turning it into a service game.
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|Feb 20, 2002
|傷だらけのリョーマ
|Battle-Scarred Ryouma
|Ibu's [[Spot]], which causes temporary paralysis of the arm, causes Ryouma to lose his grip on his racket, resulting in it hitting his eye. Ryouma's eyelid begins to bleed profusely, endangering his chances at victory.
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|Feb 27, 2001
|タイムリミット
|Time Limit
|Tezuka gives Ryouma ten minutes to win the game or forfeit. Ryouma manages to overcome the Spot by switching which arm he plays with, securing both his victory and the team's. Seigaku celebrates at Kawamura's family sushi restaurant.
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====[[Seigaku Training Arc]]====
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|Mar 3, 2002
|テニスコートは燃えているか?
|Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?
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|Mar 13, 2002
|薫の災難
|Kaoru's Troubles
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|23
|Mar 20. 2002
|登場!乾汁デラックス
|Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink
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|Mar 27, 2002
|リョーマの休日
|Ryoma's Day Off
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|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈前編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1
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|Apr 10, 2002
|青学最強の男〈後編〉
| Seigaku's Strongest Man |Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2
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===Season 2===
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|April 17, 2002
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|Karupin's Adventure
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====[[Tokyo Tournament - St. Rudolph Arc]]====
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|April 24, 2002
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|A New Regular Appears!?
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|May 1, 2002
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|Momo and Viper
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|May 8, 2002
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|Mizuki's Scenario
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|31
|May 15, 2002
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|The Moon Volley
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|32
|May 22, 2002
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|Super Move! Eiji's Pretend to Sleep Attack!?
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|33
|May 29, 2002
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|The Tiebreak
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|34
|June 5, 2002
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|Twist Spin Shot
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|35
|June 12, 2002
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|Drive B
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|36
|June 19, 2002
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|Big Brother, Fuji Shuusuke
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|37
|June 26, 2002
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|Tennis Ball with Ryouma's Face
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|38
|July 3, 2002
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|Penal-Tea
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|39
|July 10, 2002
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|Higuma Otoshi!
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|July 24, 2002
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|Trouble!
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|July 31, 2002
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|Ooishi Being Targeted
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|43
|August 7, 2002
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|Lucky Sengoku
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|August 14, 2002
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|Jack Knife
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|August 21, 2002
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|The Devil on the Court
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|August 21, 2002
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|Samurai Spirit
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|September 4, 2002
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|I Can't Lose!
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|September 18, 2002
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|Different Kind of Fight
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|September 25, 2002
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|Segaku's Claim to Fame!
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|51
|October 2, 2002
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|52
|October 9, 2002
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|53
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===Season 3===
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|54
|October 23, 2002
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|55
|October 30, 2002
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|Hyoutei Presses Near
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|56
|November 6, 2002
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|Doubles for Three
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|57
|November 13, 2002
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|58
|November 20, 2002
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|The Worst Compatibility
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|59
|November 27, 2002
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|60
|December 4, 2002
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|Power vs. Power
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|61
|December 11, 2002
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|Duel of Hadoukyuu!
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|62
|December 18, 2002
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|The Disappearing Serve
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|63
|December 25, 2002
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|The Last Triple Counter
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|64
|January 8, 2003
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|Compilation Stories TeniPuri
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|65
|January 15, 2003
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|Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support!
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|66
|January 22, 2003
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|Rondo Towards Destruction
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|67
|January 29, 2003
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|End of the Ball
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|68
|February 5, 2003
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|The Never Ending Tie-Break
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|69
|February 12, 2003
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|Who Will be a Regular?
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|70
|February 19, 2003
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|Tennis vs. Ping Pong
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|71
|February 26, 2003
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|It's a Date!
|Unofficial Ibu/Echizen vs. Kamio/Momoshiro ends 7-5
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|72
|March 5, 2003
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|Kaoru Becomes Ryoma
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|73
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|Tezuka's Decision
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|74
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|A Message for Echizen
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|75
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===Season 4===
====[[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]]====
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|76
|April 9, 2003
|青学対城成湘南
|Seigaku vs. Jousei Shonan
|Inoue and Shiba visit [[Jousei Shounan]], whose coach [[Hanamura Aoi]] introduces the regulars and her unique training method. An interview with [[Wakato Hiroshi]] mocking Kaidou provokes Ryuzaki to change Seigaku's lineup to let Kaidou play Singles instead of Doubles. Jousei's coach tries to recruit Echizen but he declines.
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|77
|April 16, 2003
|冷静と情熱の戦い
|Fight of the Calm and the Passionate
|Inui and Momoshiro are up against the siblings [[Tanaka Youhei]] and [[Tanaka Kouhei|Kouhei]]. Initially at a disadvantage because Momoshiro isn't playing in tune with Inui, they manage to turn the game around after he adjusts. Despite this, Jousei Shounan wins due to Momoshiro having to withdraw after accidentally drinking an experimental Inui Juice.
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|78
|April 23, 2003
|サンダーボルト
|Thunderbolt
|Kikumaru and Oishi play against the "unit" [[Kiriyama Daichi]] and [[Oota Shou]]. Their opponents' Thunderbolt is giving them some trouble until they adjust their serve to exploit their individual opponent's weaknesses. Oishi's hand injury from before the Hyoutei match is affecting his performance.
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|79
|April 30, 2003
|I フォーメーション
|I Formation
|Kiriyama and Oota exploit Oishi's hand injury after noticing it but the Golden Pair manages to win by using their new I Formation.
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|80
|May 7, 2003
|プリテンダーの戦法
|Style of the Pretender
|Kaidou starts playing against Wakato, who uses his "Style of the Pretender" to copy the playing style of other tennis players. Initially he copies Lleyton Hewitt but switches to Pete Sampras after Kaidou manages to score a point.
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|81
|May 14, 2003
|マムシVSニセマムシ
|Viper vs. Fake Viper
|Wakato switches styles three more times (Andre Agassi, Goran Ivanisevic, Gustavo Kuerten) but Kaidou manages to adjust each time. Finally he starts copying Kaidou himself.
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|82
|May 21, 2003
|華村の誘惑
|Hanamura's Temptation
|Wakato's loses against Kaudou because he lacks the necessary training to fully copy the Boomerang Snake and his pride keeps him from changing to a different style. Hanamura fails once again to recruit Echizen before his upcoming match.
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|83
|May 28, 2003
|最高の作品
|The Best Masterpiece
|Echizen plays against Hanamura's greatest "masterpiece" [[Shinjou Reiji]] who's Mirage allows him to hit every ball with the same stance, making his opponent unable to discern the exact type of shot. Echizen finds a way to combat the Mirage but then Shinjou unleashes a powerful move.
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|84
|June 4, 2003
|ディープ·インパルス
|Deep Impulse
|Shinjou keeps using his Deep Impulse, a shot designed to injure his opponent. Echizen adopts the [[Stutter Step]] to return the ball before it reaches it's maximum speed.
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|85
|June 11, 2003
|死闘の果て
|The Result of the Deadly Duel
|Echizen is able to use his opponent's strength against him by returning Deep Impulse and manages to win despite Shinjou combining it with his Mirage. Due to Seigaku having won three matches Singles 1 is canceled and everyone meets at Kawamura's to celebrate with all-you-can-eat sushi.
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|86
|June 18, 2003
|リズムにHigh!
|High on Rhythm
|Yamabuki's Sengoku and Fudoumine's Kamio face off against each other in the Regionals. Despite being pushed to his physical limits Kamio wins by using his [[Sonic Bullet]], a shot so fast that his opponent can't react, and qualifies Fudoumine for the Nationals.
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====Currently Unnamed Filler Arc====
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|87
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (1)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (1)
|Chibi episode: Echizen meets the wild Seigaku regulars.<br/>Seigaku goes bowling with the special Inui Juice "Aozu" as a penalty.
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|88
|June 25, 2003
|テニスの王子様スペシャル (2)
|Prince of Tennis Special! (2)
|Katou and Mizuno manage to "win" the bowling competition.<br/>Chibi episode: Inui loses his glasses and asks Fudoumine to investigate. Everyone from Seigaku gets arrested before it turns out they were on his head all along.
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|89
|July 2, 2003
|青学, ダダダ壇)
|Seigaku, Da-Da-Dan!
|Dan from Yamabuki joins Seigaku for practice. Aspiring to be like Echizen he challenges him to a match and loses. To everyone's surprise he manages to pull of a decent Twist Serve and Drive B.
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|90
|July 9, 2003
|房総ビーチバレー
|Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball
|Seigaku goes to the beach where [[Sasabe (Son)|Sasabe]] and his [[Sasabe (Father)|father]] challenge Echizen and Kaidou in beach volleyball. On their way home they run into Rokkaku's coach and captain.
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]====
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|91
|July 16, 2003
|六角中の一年生部長
|Rokkaku's Freshman Captain
|The Rokkaku regulars invite Seigaku to the playground built by their coach [[Ojii]] and introduce themselves. Their freshman captain [[Aoi Kentarou]] asks Echizen for a test match on the nearby Rokkaku courts. Motivated by Aoi's desire to play against him Echizen decides to also face him in the semifinals.
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|92
|July 23, 2003
|長ラケットの男
|The Boy with the Long Racket
|The semifinals start and Kawamura and Momoshiro face off against [[Hikaru Amane]] and [[Kurobane Harukaze]]. Hikaru's unusually long racket and Kurobane's powerful [[Pronation Serve|Pronation]] serve give them no chance to score a point and they're close to losing the match.
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|93
|July 30, 2003
|ダッシュ波動球
|Dash Hadoukyuu
|With Momoshiro being able to read his opponents' minds and them being scared of Kawamura's new [[Dash Hadoukyuu]] Seigaku manage to completely turn the game around. After the match they find out that Kawamura can use it only once per game because it would destroy his wrist otherwise.
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|94
|August 6, 2003
|菊丸封じの秘策
|The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru
|Fuji and Kikumaru play against [[Saeki Kojirou]] and [[Itsuki Marehiko]]. Saeki briefly renders Kikumaru's Acrobatic Play useless by anticipating his movements, but fails once he uses his [[Seal Step]], which allows him to rapidly move to a new location while also taking a big hit on his stamina.
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|95
|August 13, 2003
|つばめ返し, 破れたり!
|Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken!
|Fuji returns all the shots while Kikumaru takes time to recover. Itsuki's [[Sinker]] renders Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi useless by removing all the spin from the ball. Once Fuji manages reapply the necessary spin and Kikumaru finishes his recovery they are able to win the match.
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|96
|August 20, 2003
|燃えろリョーマ!
|Ryoma, Get Pumped!
|Aoi uses his special racket made by Ojii in his match against Echizen which assists him in always returning the ball to the same place. The game continues for over three hours until it has to be postponed to the next day due to the setting sun.
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|97
|August 27, 2003
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====[[Preparing for Kantou Tournament Final Arc]]====
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|98
|September 3, 2003
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|Prince of Billiards
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|99
|September 10, 2003
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|The Cursed Racket
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|100
|September 17, 2003
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|101
|September 24, 2003
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|Eat Rikkaidai
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===Season 5===
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|October 1, 2003
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|Mizuki's Whispers
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|103
|October 8, 2003
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|104
|October 15, 2003
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|105
|October 22, 2003
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|Ryouma Utterly Beaten
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|106
|October 29, 2003
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|Off to the Cottage!
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|107
|November 5, 2003
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|The Captain Appears!
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|108
|November 12, 2003
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|Surprise at Camp
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|109
|November 19, 2003
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|Tennis Biathalon
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|110
|November 26, 2003
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|Jump, Kabaji!
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|111
|December 3, 2003
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|112
|December 10, 2003
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|113
|December 17, 2003
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|Atobe the Beautiful
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|114
|December 24, 2003
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|Ryouma is Going!
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|115
|January 7, 2004
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====[[Kantou Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|116
|January 21, 2004
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|117
|January 21, 2004
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|Seigaku vs. Rikkaidai! I'll Be the One Who'll Win! (2)
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|118
|January 28, 2004
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|119
|February 4, 2004
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|120
|February 11, 2004
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|121
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|122
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|123
|March 3, 2004
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|124
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|125
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|126
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|127
|March 31, 2004
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|128
|April 7, 2004
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|Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?
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===Season 6===
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|May 26, 2009
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==Prince of Tennis Specials==

==Nationals OVAs==

===Prince of Tennis National Tournament OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Higa Arc]]====
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|March 24, 2006
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|Return of the Prince
|The participating teams gather for Nationals and the tournament begins. Rokkaku faces Higa while the other teams watch. Ryoma surprisingly returns from New York and it is decided whether or not he will replace someone on the team for Nationals.
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|May 26, 2006
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|Higa vs. Seigaku begins with Singles 3, Tanishi vs. Echizen. The personalities of Higa are introduced. Much, much trash talking ensues. In a battle of size, Echizen's chibi-ness is thoroughly tested with a serve more powerful than anything he's faced before.
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|May 26, 2006
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|The Fourth Counter
|Doubles 2, Chinen/Hirakoba vs. Fuji/Kawamura. Kawamura has trouble finding an opportunity to use the Hadoukyuu, Higa's coach reveals the source of the team's seemingly violent attitude, and Hirakoba Rin has buckets of fun playing against challenging opponents.
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|July 28, 2006
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|Kikumaru All Alone
|Singles 2, Kai vs. Kikumaru. The tables turn a few times in this series-changing match, where Kikumaru grapples emotionally with playing singles and Kai puts up a strong battle. In the end, 'Prince of Tennis' crosses the line from magic realism to surrealism with a new technique.
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|July 28, 2006
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|The Longest Summer
|Doubles 1, Aragaki/Shiranui vs. Kaidou/Inui. After a challenge by Yagyuu, Kaidou plays the match to test his limits. Inui does not rally, letting Kaidou return all the shots, and Kaidou refuses to use the snake. It becomes a battle of endurance.
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|September 22, 2006
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|The Man Called Killer
|Singles 1, Kite vs. Tezuka. Captain Kite's merciless reputation comes to light. He takes the now-famous Higa Shukuchihou method to another level, proving to be a formidable opponent. He will do anything to win, and his methods light something up in Tezuka.
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|07
|September 22, 2006
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|The Prince of Beach Volleyball
|In an alternate universe, Rokkaku and Seigaku play beach volleyball. The consequences of losing are harrowing.
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|November 24, 2006
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|Premonition Before the Storm
|The teams prepare for Hyoutei vs. Seigaku, in their own ways.
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|November 24, 2006
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|Heart Not Giving In
|Singles 3, Oshitari vs. Momoshiro.
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|January 26, 2007
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|Doubles 2, Hiyoshi/Mukahi vs. Kaidou/Inui.
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|11
|January 26, 2007
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|Singles 2, Kabaji vs. Tezuka.
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|March 23, 2007
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|Two of Us
|Doubles 1, Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Shishido/Ootori.
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|13
|March 23, 2007
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|Deathmatch - King vs. Prince
|Singles 1, Atobe vs. Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Semifinals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Shitenhouji Arc]]====
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|June 22, 2007
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|Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji Battle
|Seigaku finish their last match against Hyoutei and go to watch Fudoumine vs. Shitenhouji to see who will move on to the semi-finals. Matches shown are Ishida/Kamio vs. Ishida/Kenya, Tachibana vs. Chitose.
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|June 22, 2007
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|Roar
|Singles 3, Fuji vs. Shiraishi.
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|September 28, 2007
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|The Horror of Comedy Tennis
|Doubles 2, Kaidou/Momoshiro vs. Hitouji/Konjiki.
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|September 28, 2007
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|Seigaku's Buren
|Singles 2, Kawamura vs. Ishida Gin.
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|January 25, 2008
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|The Two Doors
|Doubles(?) 1, Tezuka vs. Chitose (because Inui and Zaizen do not participate.)
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|06
|January 25, 2008
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|One-Point Match
|An unofficial match between Tooyama and Echizen.
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===Prince of Tennis National Tournament Finals OVA===
====[[National Tournament - Rikkai Arc]]====
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|April 25, 2008
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|The Prince Of Yakiniku
|The night before Seigaku battles Rikkai in the National Tournament Finals, they enjoy an evening of Yakiniku. Other schools from Nationals (including those Seigaku defeated) appear. They decide to have a team meat-eating contest.
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|July 25, 2008
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|Summit Showdown!
|Tezuka vs. Sanada.
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|July 25, 2008
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|The Way We Play
|Kaidou/Inui vs. Kirihara/Yanagi.
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|October 24, 2008
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|Can You See the Stars in Broad Daylight!?
|Fuji vs. Niou.
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|05
|October 24, 2008
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|The Only One in my Heart
|Kikumaru/Ooishi vs. Jackal/Marui.
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|06
|January 23, 2009
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|Prince Vs. The Child of God
|Yukimura vs. Ryoma.
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|January 23, 2009
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|Dear Prince~ To the Princes of Tennis
|Prince of Tennis Series Finale!
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==Another Story OVAs==

===The Prince of Tennis OVA: Another Story - Kako to Mirai no Message===
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|May 26, 2009
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|August 26, 2011
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==The New Prince of Tennis==
===Season 1===
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=Movies=

Episode Guide

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Aoi Kentarou

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Timo: fix year

[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Rokkaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Aoi Kentarou
|Kanji=葵剣太郎
|Kana=あおいけんたろう
|AnimeImg=Aoi_Kentarou.jpg
|MangaImg=Aoi_Manga.jpg
|Gender=Male
|AgePOT=12
|AgeNPOT=
|Birthday=December 20
|Astrology=Saggitarius
|HeightPOT=165 cm<ref name="Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 40.5">The Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 40.5</ref>
|HeightNPOT=166 cm<ref name="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">The New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
|WeightPOT=53 -> 45 kg (Happens over a month)<ref name="Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 40.5">The Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 40.5</ref>
|WeightNPOT=50 kg<ref name="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">The New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
|Blood Type=O
|Dominant Arm=Right
|Eyesight=2.0
|Shoe Size=
|Family=<span></span>
*Grandfather
*Grandmother
*Father
*Mother
*2 Older brothers
|Nicknames=<span></span>
* Rokkaku's gutsy 1st year captain
* Rokkaku's new face captain

|School=[[Rokkaku Middle School]]
|Year=1st Year
|Class=1-A
|Seat=1
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=
|Former School=Rokkaku 1st Elementary

|Club Position=Captain
|Play Style=Agressive Baseliner
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
* [[Itsuki Marehiko]]
|Shoes=
|Racket=Made by [[Ojii]]

|MangaDebut=Genius 143
|AnimeDebut=Episode 90
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshiyuki_Toyonaga Toshiyuki Toyonaga]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
* Kawahara Kazuma[川原一馬] (1st)
* Yoshida Daiki[吉田大輝] (2nd)
* Yashiro Takuya [矢代卓也] (3rd)
}}

'''Aoi Kentarou''' (<ruby><rb>葵</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>あおい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby> <ruby><rb>剣太郎</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>けんたろう</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 1st year student at [[Rokkaku Middle School]]. He's a pressure player, but what makes him stand out the most is that he's a first year captain. He appears energetic and cheeky.

==Appearance==
Aoi appears to have a buzzcut and black hair. His eye color is brown in the manga and games, but in the anime it's greyish to blue. Noticeably, in the anime, Aoi is drawn much taller as opposed to his teammates than in the manga. He also appears to have more muscle definition.

==Personality==
Aoi seems like he can’t stay calm and gets carried away easily because of his energetic behaviour, but actually he’s a patient and hardworking guy who knows how to take responsibility for his team.

He is good at complimenting others and making friends, but secretly believes that he's the best, although this side doesn't come out often. He tends to overestimate himself, because of that hidden pride, which led to his defeat by [[Kaidou Kaoru]] eventually.

He is shown to not be ambitious or conceited but genuinely curious when it comes to wanting to beat strong opponents.

Aoi has also been called a pressure junkie <ref>Houkago no Oujisama</ref> in reference to his tendency to let his mental pressure build up so he can concentrate better and in general perform better. This part isn't only restricted to tennis, it also shows in various other activities, like grilling yakiniku and gathering clams.

Another aspect of his personality is his longing to become popular, mostly with girls. He seems to be unsuccessful though. <ref>http://notapillowfight.tumblr.com/post/105658376851/205-and-405-profile-translation-for-aoi-Kentarou</ref>

==History==

===Prior to the events of the main story===
When he was in his last year of Rokkaku 1st Elementary School, Ojii accidentally elected him as the next captain of Rokkaku Middle School's tennis club instead of [[Saeki Kojirou]] (implied).

===Kantou Tournament===
Aoi first appears intruding on Saeki's and [[Fuji Shuusuke]]'s meetup right before [[Seigaku]]'s match vs Rokkaku in the semi-finals of the Kantou tournament. He is seen cheering on and commenting on the matches before his, namely D1 and D2.

In singles 3, Aoi got Kaidou as an opponent. While he seems to lose at first, dropping 4 games, he quickly makes a comeback with his pressure tennis style and manages to turn the tables, before ultimately losing 7-5 after running out of stamina.

Aoi is next shown attending the award ceremony, where it's seen that Rokkaku lost to [[Fudoumine]]. It is unknown if Aoi lost his match.

Aoi later appears during Seigaku's Training camp at Chiba. In the volleyball tournament, he teams up with [[Echizen Ryouma]] and smashes his way through until the finals, which were eventually disbanded because of Inui juice zombies.

===Nationals===
In the nationals, he leads Rokkaku in singles 3 against [[Chinen Hiroshi]]. Despite being confident in his abilities, he ends up losing because of Chinen's arm reach and Shukuchiho. He joins his fellow members when they rush Ojii to the hospital after [[Kai Yuujirou]]'s attack.

He is seen cheering on Seigaku vs [[Shitenhouji]] and [[Rikkai]].

He also appears during the Yakiniku battle, where he disqualified early after drinking Iwashimizu.

===Post Nationals===
Aoi is shown sending a message in a bottle to [[Kurobane Harukaze]] and [[Amane Hikaru]] at the camp. He realizes that they probably won't arrive because the U17 camp takes place in the mountains.

==Anime only arcs==
Aoi appear first after he mistook Echizen helping Ojii for bullying an old man. When the mistake was cleared up, he invited them to go to Rokkaku's school grounds, where they fraternized.

While Aoi's position remains the same as singles 3, he instead plays Echizen instead of Kaidou. His playstyle is changed to the point that he can hit accurately at one corner, and his racket has hexagonal strings which gives him more power. Nevertheless, he still lost. In the anime he is shown to be a very loud person, as Echizen remarked.

==Playstyle==
Aoi is an aggressive baseliner, whose tactic relies on losing the first points on purpose, so he can make a comeback under the pressure. His pressure playstyle allows him to draw upon his 'hidden strength'. Due to his shortness, he's bad at the net, as was focused on in '[[Higa]] vs Rokkaku'.

===[[Cord Ball]]===
Aoi's signature move is the cordball, which he can hit when he's under extreme pressure. He hits it from the baseline and as it skims the net, it usually drops before the opponent can react.

==Personal Information==
* Favorite Food: Yakiniku
* Hobby: Playing at the beach (Swimming), Researching/Spying on how Saeki can be so popular
* Father's Occupation:　Company worker (construction company)
* Best School Subject: Japanese, ethics, sociology
* Favorite Color: Blue
* Type of person he's interested in: Whatever girl he comes to like is his type (A girl who likes him), A girl who sees him for what he truly is
* Committee (at school): Broadcasting company
* Worst School Subject: English
* Spot where he is frequently seen at school: He often goes over to class B　（Chatting with classmates)
* Spends his money on: Buying food
* Favorite saying: "Finding a needle in a haystack"
* Favorite movie: Sentai movies
* Favorite book: Fashion magazines
* Favorite music: The opening theme of the sentai show he watches every week
* Place he wants to go on a date: A theme park
* What he wants most: A cute girlfriend
* Daily routine: Checking the latest fashion information
* Doesn't like: Peppers
* Specialty outside of tennis: Building plastic models<ref>https://notphil.livejournal.com/6267.html</ref>

==Relationships==
; Ojii
: Aoi seems to be protective of Ojii across all media, and admires him greatly. Ojii had appointed him as captain, made him a racket and allows him to come over and play at his home. When Ojii was hit with a ball, Aoi accompanied him to the hospital without hesitation.

; Saeki Kojirou
: Aoi seems to admire Saeki to a certain extent, mostly because the latter is very popular with girls (and boys alike). Saeki sees him as a trustworthy captain, as does Aoi see him as a trustworthy vice-captain.

==Trivia==
* Aoi has expressed his wish to become taller. This was for the sake of 1: Becoming an All rounder and 2: Becoming popular with girls.
* He frequently fights with his two older brothers for ownership of the tv remote.
* Aoi can play even with Amane.
* His birth flower is the Alstroemeria.
===Words for the Two===
* About Aoi: “With that pressure strategy of his, whether it’s clam gathering or a timed skin diving contest, Kentarou comes out top. He’s an interesting kid.” - Kurobane
* About Aoi: “He doesn’t think too hard about the consequences or circumstances, he’s innocent and naïve, and just a little bit cocky… I guess I’d say. You never get tired of being around him.” - Saeki
* About Aoi: “I’ll compliment you for not rising to my provocation. Maybe if you grow a little bit taller, you can be my opponent!” - Chinen<ref>http://notapillowfight.tumblr.com/post/105658376851/205-and-405-profile-translation-for-aoi-Kentarou</ref>

==Music==

* "[[Always]]" ''feat. [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]], [[Tachibana Kippei]], [[Akazawa Yoshirou]], [[Atobe Keigo]], and [[Minami Kentarou]]''
* [[Brand New Day]] ''feat. [[3 Guava Trio]]''
* "[[Doki Doki]]" ''feat. Tezuka, Tachibana, Akazawa, Atobe, Minami
* [[Honey Bee]]
* [[Yuki]]
* [[Koi no Motemote Daisakusen!!]]
* [[Wasshoi!]] ''feat. Rokkaku''
* [[Saikyou no Hexagon]]
==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Aoifullbody.jpg|Full body anime appearance
File:aoi_disqualified.png|Aoi gets disqualified from the Yakiniku battle
File:aoi_pressure.png|Showcasing his pressure playstyle
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* “Alright, I’ll go for a cord ball with the next shot too! If I can’t hit it in, I’ll only be able to date ugly girls for three whole years… Never!!"
* "How am I this awesome! And… it’ll fall directly on top of the line-!!”
* “You shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover”
* “Interesting!! If they can overturn that, it’d be awesome!!”<ref>http://notapillowfight.tumblr.com/post/105658376851/205-and-405-profile-translation-for-aoi-Kentarou</ref>

==References==
<references />

Kaidou Kaoru

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[[Category: Characters]] [[Category: Seigaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Kaidou Kaoru
|Kanji=海堂薫
|Kana=かいどうかおる
|AnimeImg=KaidoKaoru.jpg
|MangaImg=KaidoKaoruManga.jpg
|Gender=male
|AgePOT=14
|AgeNPOT=
|Birthday=May 11
|Astrology=Taurus
|HeightPOT=173 cm
|HeightNPOT=174 cm<ref name ="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
|WeightPOT=57 kg
|WeightNPOT=
|Blood Type=B
|Dominant Arm=right
|Eyesight=1.5 (both eyes)
|Shoe Size=26.5 cm
|Family=<span></span>
*[[Kaidou Shibuki]] (Father)
*[[Kaidou Hozumi]] (Mother)
*[[Kaidou Hazue]] (Younger Brother)
|Nicknames=<span></span>
*Bandanna-Kun (by [[Konjiki Koharu]]
*Mamushi (Viper)

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|Year=2nd Year
|Class=2-7
|Seat=4
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=English
|Worst Subjects=<span></span>
*Mathematics
*Science
|Former School=

|Club Position=Regular
|Play Style=Counter Puncher
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
*[[Inui Sadaharu]]
*[[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
*[[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]
|Shoes=PUMA (Cell Factor PT06340067)
|Racket=HEAD (Ti.S7)

|MangaDebut=<span></span>
*Genius 4
*Golden Age 1
|AnimeDebut=Episode 3
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohei_Kiyasu Kohei Kiyasu]
|VoiceEN=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lodge_(voice_actor) David Lodge]
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naoya_Gomoto Gomoto Naoya] (1st)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosuke_Kujirai Kujirai Kousuke] (2nd/3rd)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomo_Yanagishita Yanagishita Tomo] (3rd/4th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B9%B3%E7%94%B0%E8%A3%95%E4%B8%80%E9%83%8E Hirata Yuuichiro] (4th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9E%97%E6%98%8E%E5%AF%9B Hayashi Akihiro] (5th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B1%A0%E5%B2%A1%E4%BA%AE%E4%BB%8B Ikeoka Ryosuke] (6th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9C%A8%E6%9D%91%E9%81%94%E6%88%90 Kimura Tatsunari] (7th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BD%90%E5%A5%88%E5%AE%8F%E7%B4%80 Sana Hiroki] (8th)
}}

'''Kaidou Kaoru''' (<ruby><rb>海堂薫</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>かいどうかおる</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 2nd year student at [[Seigaku]]. He is a tenacious player known for his stamina, long reach and signature [[Snake]] shots. He is mentored by [[Inui Sadaharu]] and holds a rivalry with [[Momoshiro Takeshi]].

==Kaidou Kaoru==

===Appearance===
Kaidou is notable for the bandanna he wears, which ranges from several colors and patterns. In the Anime, he is shown to primarily wear a green bandanna with white patterns (orange in his earlier appearances), while in the manga and video games he wears a blue and black-printed bandanna. His arms and legs are stated to be unusually long, which allows him to perform his curving Snake shots.

===Daily School Life===
* 05:00 - Wakes up, roadwork
* 06:00 - Breakfast (handmade soba and fruits)
* 06:50 - Goes to school for morning practice
* 08:20 - Cleans the teacher's desk, etc. on his day shift
* 08:40 - 1st Period: Science II - Astronomy
* 09:40 - 2nd Period: Physical Education - Short Distance Run
* 10:30 - Runs in schoolyard during break
* 11:00 - 3rd Period: Japanese - Modern Literature
* 12:00 - 4th Period: Home Economics - Sewing (Apron)
* 12:50 - Lunch Break: Multi-tier bento (Hollandaise sauce on Ise-ebi lobster)
* 13:00 - Muscle training in weight room
* 13:20 - 5th Period: Mathematics II
* 14:20 - 5th Period: Sociology - Civics
* 16:00 - Club Activities - Basics practice
* 18:00 - Goes home, dinner, bath
* 19:00 - Cleans his room, irons his shirt
* 20:30 - Watches DVD "Arctic Continent - Ecology of the Polar Bear"
* 21:00 - After training in his room, roadwork
* 01:00 - Goes to bed after light shower

===Personality===
Kaidou is serious and unsociable, earning him the nickname "Mamushi" for his viper-like play style and behavior. He is often misunderstood or feared by others due to his tough appearance and unsettling nature. However, underneath his fierce exterior, he is shown to be shy, hard-working and polite.

He also holds strong sense of justice and cares for the people close to him, such as the regular members of [[Seigaku]], and would go as far as getting hit to protect [[Echizen Ryoma]] from a flying ball<ref>Prince of Tennis: Episode 163</ref> or carry an injured [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] up a cliff.<ref>New Prince of Tennis: Golden age 17</ref>

Among the Seigaku regulars, Kaidou is known take great efforts in training to push himself to perform beyond his limits. This is shown in his daily training schedule, which is noted to be three times more than a regular load <ref>Prince of Tennis, Genius33</ref>. This also reflects in his personality, where he holds a strong mentality of persevering even in the most dire situations and will selflessly withstand harsh conditions to bring victory to his team and friends.

Kaidou also has a soft spot for cute animals such as cats and dogs, however he is often ignored or disliked by them.

====Personal====
* Hobbies: Marathons, Bandanna collecting
* Spends His Allowance On: Training equipment
* Most Wanted Item/Thing: New training equipment, National Tournament second consecutive victory <ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
* Skills Outside of Tennis: Household chores
* Father's Occupation: Company Employee (Bank)
* Things he's bad at/with: Monsters, ghosts
* Daily Routine: Roadwork, Cleaning his room
* Random Fact: Distance run a day: 25km<ref name ="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
* Routine During Tournament: Sends postcards to family<ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>

====Preferences====
* Food(s): Yam soba (zaru), Yogurt, 100% Fruit Juice
* Color(s): Blue
* Motto(s): "In for a penny, in for a pound"(<ruby><rb>毒を食らわば皿まで</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>どくをくらわばさらまで</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>), "Slow but steady wins the race"<ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref> (<ruby><rb>雨垂れ石を穿つ</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>あまだれいしをうがつ</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>)
* Movie(s): Japanese movies
* Book(s): Japanese literature (Meiji Era)
* Music: Japanese musical instruments
* Type of Person: Someone who eats deliciously
* Date Spot: Zoo (wants to see the polar bears)
* Most Visited Spot on Campus: Weight room

===Biography===

====Prior to the events of the main story====
Upon entering Seigaku as a first year student, he was able to talk to [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] for the first time. The two later became rivals in Seigaku's tennis club, where they would often compete to surpass each other.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>

He also participated in the Newcomers Tournament against an unnamed opponent. Although he lost the match, he was able to hit his first [[Snake]] shot.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>

====Intra-School Ranking Tournament====
As one of Seigaku's regular members, Kaidou is the first serious opponent [[Echizen Ryoma]] faces during the Seigaku's Ranking Tournament. [[Kachiro Kato]] reveals a recording of one of Kaidou's prior matches, showing his extreme play that causes the other first years, [[Horio Satoshi]] and [[Mizuno Katsuo]], to fear for Echizen's next match. Despite the concerns of his peers, Echizen remains unaffected and proceeds to the match against Kaidou. Early on, the match advances in favor of Kaidou due to his strategy to drain Echizen's stamina through his [[Snake]] shot, which forces Echizen to repeatedly run to both ends of the court. However, as the match continues, Kaidou is shown to become increasingly exhausted while hitting Echizen's returns that seemingly became stronger and faster to him. It is revealed by [[Inui Sadaharu]] that Echizen had aimed his returns at Kaidou's feet, resulting in Kaidou being forced to bend low to return the shot and using 2-3 times the normal strength, causing him to lose more stamina. In the end, Kaidou fell for Echizen's strategy and loses the match 6-4.

Despite losing against Echizen, Kaidou was able to retain his regular spot by beating [[Inui Sadaharu]] 7-5.

====Districts====
Seigaku, being favored as the first seed, advances to the finals after defeating [[Gyokurin]] in the quarterfinals and Mizu no Fuchi in the semi-finals, where Kaidou is placed in Singles 3 for both rounds and wins both matches 6-0.

In the finals, instead of facing the second seed [[Kakinoki]] as anticipated, Seigaku instead faces the unseeded [[Fudoumine Middle School]]. Kaidou is placed in Singles 3 against [[Kamio Akira]]. The match starts with Kamio provoking Kaidou by calling him "Viper," causing Kaidou to lash out at him in irritation by swinging his racket. He is quickly reprimanded by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]], and the match begins after the two teams apologize to one another.

Throughout the early stages of the match, Kamio shows incredible speed that allows him to catch up to Kaidou's Snake shots across the court. This counters Kaidou's methods of draining his opponent's energy as Kamio easily returns them. In addition, the power of Kaidou's Snake shot is greatly weakened due to the ball collecting rain from the previous match. Kamio takes the lead after he defeats Kaidou's Snake shots three times in a row.

With determination to regain the match, Kaidou throws his body to return the ball after slipping, causing the ball to curve around the pole. This accidental Snake shot is named [[Boomerang Snake]] by the spectators watching due to its boomerang-like curve, and the momentum changes to Kaidou. In response to Kaidou's successful shot, Kamio picks up his speed with [[Quick Serve]] and takes the lead 1-0. Kaidou then tries to hit another [[Boomerang Snake]], however fails as the ball goes out. While losing 3-0, Kaidou becomes irritated with the low chance of succeeding his Snake shots. Despite the unfavorable conditions towards Kaidou, he manages to keep his serves and follow Kamio 5-3. At match point, Kamio uses his Quick Serve to end the match, however Kaidou persists with his Snake shots and constantly returns Kamio's advantage to deuce. It is revealed by both Inui and Echizen that Kaidou shows no sign of exhaustion due to his exceptional stamina, which was built through a rigorous practice load created by Inui and doubled by Kaidou. As the match continues to shift between advantage and deuce with Kamio's serves returned with Kaidou's consecutive Snake shots, Kamio slowly begins to feel pressure and fatigue even as he leads the game. Kaidou's ability to drain his opponent's stamina and persist to the last minute shows effect, and the match finally ends with Kaidou's victory at 7-5.

After the match, Inui offers to mentor Kaidou to perfect the Boomerang Snake after taking data of the shot, and Kaidou agrees to practice under his advice.

====Prefecturals====

====Regionals====

====Nationals====

====Anime specific events====

===Relationships===
; [[Inui Sadaharu]]
; [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]

==Tennis==

===Play Style===

Kaidou specializes in his signature [[Snake]] shots, which he can manipulate to various rotations and curves. He is also prevalent in long endurance matches that drains his opponent's mental strength, concentration and stamina.

'''Speed - 3'''

'''Power - 3'''

'''Stamina - 4.5'''

'''Mental - 3'''

'''Technique - 3'''

<div style="clear: both;"></div>

; [[Snake]] (スネイク)
A buggy whip shot that shows a sharp change in angle, often used by Kaidou to capture the opponent's stamina by forcing them to run to both ends of the court.

; [[Boomerang Snake]] (ブーメランスネイク)
A Snake shot that curves around the pole. It was a technique that succeeded by chance by slipping during the Tokyo District tournament against [[Kamio Akira]].

; [[Short Snake]] (ショートスネイク)
Curves stronger than the normal Snake, but covers less distance. It is used when both players are at the net and curves around the opponent.

; [[Tornado Snake]] (トルネードスネイク)
A Snake shot that emits hundred of gyro rotations from the same motion.

; [[Reverse Snake]] (リバーススネイク)
A shot that draws a reverse trajectory of a normal Snake.

; [[Gyro Laser]] (ジャイロレーザー)
Derived from [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]'s [[Laser Beam]], a quick forehand shot with a gyro rotation. [[Inui Sadaharu]] helped form this shot using the same form as the [[Tornado Snake]] after an unofficial doubles match pairing with Yagyuu.

; [[Devil Mode]] (悪魔化/デビルか)
Triggered once during Nationals against [[Kirihara Akaya]] and [[Yanagi Renji]] due to anger after his partner, [[Inui Sadaharu]], was injured by Kirihara. Although speed and power increases, it can lead to drastic consequences. He was soon stopped by Inui and returned to normal.

===Tennis Bag Contents<ref>Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5, translated by disutansu. Retrieved from https://fanbook.livejournal.com/12890.html</ref>===
; Bandannas: In order to immediately switch bandannas when one gets dirty, he always has 2~3 bandannas.
; Writing Implements: Instead of mechanical pencils, it seems he only uses ballpoint pens to take notes.
; Notebook: In order to easily file away important sections, he uses the ringed-style notebook.
; Bento Box: A splendid lacquer, multi-tier bento box wrapped in a furoshiki (cloth). Of course, he brings chopsticks and the chopstick rest.
; Sewing Kit: Sewing tools and nail clippers are stored away here. He always keeps his nails clean so he makes an effort to practice.
; Handkerchief and Tissue Paper: The hygienic Kaidoh, he carries a handkerchief and tissue without forgetting. It seems he has a methodical personality.
; Pass Case: A pass case with proof that you're a Seigaku student. Is Kaidoh's picture as scary as one might expect?

==Trivia==
*Once, as a primary school student, he was forced to wear a skirt and cried.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref> This fact was also brought up by [[Konjiki Koharu]] during Nationals.<ref>The Prince of Tennis, Genius324</ref>
* According to Konomi, Kaidou was named "Kaoru" in order to highlight the gap from having a cute name with a stern face.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*Kaidou's signature snake shot was inspired from Konomi's upperclassman, who once put a spin on a ball. This prompted him to include a similar move in the story. Additionally, as the first opponent in the story who makes [[Echizen Ryoma]] serious, he wanted to show the intensity of tennis by omitting all words when drawing the match scenes between them during the School Ranking Tournament.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*When asked what part of the character design he is fixated on, Konomi said he focuses most on the line for Kaidou's lips and the eyelashes under his eyes. He wanted to make his eyes glaring so he would have a hungry look.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*After drawing for so long, Konomi stated that he has shown Kaidou's good points, such as his love for animals and his courtesy. Over the course of New Prince of Tennis, he wants to show the same hungriness he showed during the match with [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] in a new light.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*Konomi stated that if he switched places with Kaidou for a day, there wouldn't be any benefits except for trying out training and running 42.195km (Kaidou's record in primary school). <ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>

===Common Questionnaire===
;When you become a third year, what kind of club do you want to make?
:I'll make Seigaku, which dominated the Nationals this year, into an unbeatable team. If I can't do that much, it'd be meaningless.

;What do you like to be called?
:I don't mind being called by my family name like usual. Aside from Ma...shi, it doesn't really matter, anything's fine. As long as it's not Mamu....

;What was your Christmas present last year?
:I didn't really get anything special, from my parents. I'm in 2nd year middle school, I don't need to get anything anymore. I didn't ask for anything to begin with.

;If you could only bring one item with you on a deserted island?
:Hm? ...... you thought that I would say ...... my bandana? Please get a life. What kind of question is this?
===Messages From and To Others===

====Others about Kaidou<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>====
* "The reason I'm not popular with girls across the nation is probably because I lost a match against Kaidou-san." - [[Aoi Kentarou]]
* "Both of them have some good daredevil eyes. If you're prepared to die, I can be your opponent." - [[Akutsu Jin]]
* "Kaidou-kun, I heard you like cats. I have a pet rabbit as well. Animals can really be soothing." - [[Aragaki Koichi]]
* "Kaidou, I have developed a lot of new Inui Juices for you to try. Next time, come to my house" - [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* "You keep on making me worried over you. If you're hurt, come to my uncle's hospital any time!" - [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]]
* "When I become a middle-school student like Kaoru-niisan, I would also like to become fired up in my youth with club activities." - [[Kaidou Hazue]]
* "Hey, Mamushi. The time has finally come for second years. I'm not going to lose next time, so be ready!" - [[Kamio Akira]]
* "My dad praised you, Kaidou. He said your dignified way of eating is rare among today's middle school students." - [[Kawamura Takashi]]
* "Kaidou~! The foundation of doubles is trust between partners-nya~! Right, Oishi!" - [[Kikumaru Eiji]]
* "Mamushi? Wakame? What, neither sounds yummy~! Eh? They're not food?" - [[Tooyama Kintarou]]
* "Bandanna-kun, give me that bandanna.♥ Ah~n, don't be so rou~gh!" - [[Konjiki Koharu]]
* "Even though they're both the same year as me, they're so childish. Whatever, next year Shitenhouji will be the one to claim the championship." - [[Zaizen Hikaru]]
* "So he's the one who carried his companion up the cliff. Kids like him are the type to improve." - [[Saito Itaru]]
* "If you come to Okinawa, I'll challenge you to skin-diving. If you have greater stamina than mine, you should be able to do it." - [[Shiranui Tomoya]]
* "Kaidou-kun, look, you need to smile more, smile more!" - [[Sengoku Kiyosumi]]
* "Kaidou, that is not the limit to your tennis. I will leave Seigaku's second consecutive victory to you." - [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]]
* "It looks like Koharu is aiming for you, but I won't hand Koharu, who has synchronized with me in shoujo glory, over~!" - [[Hitouji Yuuji]]
* "Kaidou. It seems that you're weak against ghosts, but tell me where you saw them. My journalist spirit had been kindled." - [[Hiyoshi Wakashi]]
* "Kaidou, remember your match with Tezuka. You should already be able to draw out your strength." - [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "When I first saw Kaidou-senpai, I thought I was gonna get killed. N-Now, of course I respect him!" - [[Horio Satoshi]]
* "Hey Mamushi. Sorry about that time with the cliff. I'll definitely pay back this debt during the training camp!" - [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
* "With his courteousness, Kaidou-kun leaves a favorable impression. It's something our Kirihara-kun should learn." - [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]
* "Boomerang Snake is so against the rules, da~ne. Because of you, I can't stand snakes anymore, da~ne. They're scary, da~ne." - [[Yanagisawa Shinya]]
* "Kaidou-kun...take care of what Tezuka-kun entrusted to you. Seigaku is now in your care." - [[Yamato Yuudai]]
* "We should play beach volleyball again in the summer. Hey, hey, what are you getting red for, Kaidou?" - [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]]
* "I accidentally saw Kaidou-senpai getting ignored by Karupin while strolling... this was actually the fifth time." - [[Echizen Ryoma]]

====Kaidou about others====
* About [[Kirihara Akaya]]: "I recognize that you were chosen to be a representative because of your abilities, but if you lose focus for even a second, I’m gonna snatch that spot right out from under you. You better be prepared."<ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"

==Music==

* [[Song name]]
* [[Song name]] ''feat. [[other characters]]''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:KaidoKaoru.jpg|Kaidou upon his arrival in the U-17 Camp.
File:KaidoKaoruManga.jpg|Kaidou introduced sitting under a tree, saying "Senpai, are you trying to irritate me?"
File:Seigaku.png|Seigaku's School Flag
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* "Don't underestimate Kaidou Kaoru!"

==References==
<references />

Echizen Ryouma

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[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Seigaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Echizen Ryouma
|Kanji=越前リョーマ
|Kana=えちぜん・りょうま
|AnimeImg=Ryoma.jpg
|MangaImg=Ryoumamanga.jpg
|Gender=male
|AgePOT=
|AgeNPOT=13
|Birthday=December 24
|Astrology=Capricorn
|HeightPOT=151 cm
|HeightNPOT=
|WeightPOT=50 kg
|WeightNPOT=
|Blood Type=O
|Dominant Arm=left
|Eyesight=1.5 (both eyes)
|Shoe Size=
|Family=<span></span>
* [[Echizen Nanjirou]] (Father)
* [[Echizen Rinko]] (Mother)
* [[Echizen Ryouga]] (Older Half-Brother)
* [[Nanako]] (Cousin)
* [[Karupin]] (Cat)
|Nicknames=<span></span>
* Prince of Tennis
* Samurai Jr.
* Super Rookie of the East
* Super Freshman
* Seigaku's Pillar of Support
* Ochibi
* Chibisuke
* Koshimae

|School=[[Seigaku]]
|Year=1st Year
|Class=1-2
|Seat=4
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=
|Former School=Los Angeles Saint Youth Elementary

|Club Position=Regular
|Play Style=All-rounder
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
* [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
* [[Echizen Ryouga]] (registered)
* [[Oliver Philips]] (actual)
|Shoes=
|Racket=Yonex Bridgestone (Dynabeam Grandea)

|MangaDebut=Genius 1
|AnimeDebut=Episode 1
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junko_Minagawa Minagawa Junko]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
* Yanagi Kotaro (1st/2nd)
* Kimeru (1st)
* Endo Yuya (1st/2nd)
* Sakurada Dori (3rd)
* Sakamoto Shogo (4th)
* Takahashi Ryuki (5th)
* Ogoe Yuuki (6th/7th)
* Furuta Kazuki (8th)
* Akutsu Nichika (9th)
}}

'''Echizen Ryouma''' (<ruby><rb>越前</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>えちぜん</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>リョーマ) is a 1st year student at [[Seigaku]]. Ryouma is a tennis prodigy and the protagonist of ''The Prince of Tennis''. He previously lived in the United States, where he won four consecutive titles.

==Appearance==
Focus mostly on differences in appearance between anime/manga/games etc. If a character looks the same in all of them, they can have a relatively brief description, as there is a gallery below.

==Personality==
Describer character personality here.

==History==

===Prior to the events of the main story===
Describe character history here.<ref>Cite specific chapters or episodes at your discretion</ref> This should cover all of the events of the manga.

===Use subheadings===
You should also [[link to match pages]] (templates coming soon) when applicable. It's enough to say here like "Sengoku lost to Kamio" while linking to the relevant match page instead of going into more detail.

===Anime only arcs===
Continuing with the Sengoku example, you would put descriptions of his foray into boxing and his rematch with Momoshiro in this section rather than "history." This should also briefly recap differences in important matches.

===Events===
table of character history

==Personal Information==
* Father's Occupation:
* Most Visited Spot on Campus:
* Hobbies:
* Dislikes:
* Spends His Allowance On:
* Most Wanted Item:
* Skills Outside of Tennis:
* Place he'd like to travel:
* Gift he'd give his dearest:
* Random Fact:

===Preferences===
* Favorite Food:
* Favorite Color:
* Favorite Motto:
* Favorite Movie:
* Favorite Book:
* Favorite Music
* Favorite Type (of person):
* Favorite Date Spot:

===Daily School Life===
* 6:30AM - Wakes up
* etc

===Tennis Bag Contents===
; Item : Definition
; Another item : Another definition

===Relationships===
; Character
: Brief description of relation to character
; Another character
: Brief description of relation to character

==Tennis==
===Stats===
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'''Kurobe's Memo:'''

"lalala"<ref>Fanbook 10.5</ref>

Here, if available, put Fanbook 10.5 Stats comments:

'''Speed:'''

'''Power:'''

'''Stamina:'''

'''Mental:'''

'''Technique:'''
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===Play Style===
Summary of the way he plays tennis
Brief description of if they're offensive/defensive/etc.

===[[Move Page|Use subheadings for iconic moves]]===
Brief description

==Trivia==
* Miscellaneous trivia
* goes here

===Quotes===
* "Mada mada dane."

====Others about Echizen====
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]

====Echizen about others====
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"

==Music==

* [[Song name]]
* [[Song name]] ''feat. [[other characters]]''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Ryoma.jpg|caption
File:Seigakuteampic.png|caption
File:Seigaku.png|caption
</gallery>

==References==
<references />

Tezuka Kunimitsu

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[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Seigaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Kanji=手塚国光
|Kana=てづかくにみつ
|AnimeImg=Tezukaanime.jpg
|MangaImg=Tezukabwgermany.jpg
|Gender=male
|AgePOT=
|AgeNPOT=15
|Birthday=October 7
|Astrology=Libra
|HeightPOT=179 cm
|HeightNPOT=
|WeightPOT=58 kg
|WeightNPOT=61 kg<ref name="NPot 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook 23.5</ref>
|Blood Type=O
|Dominant Arm=left
|Eyesight=1.5 (both eyes)
|Shoe Size=27.5
|Family=<span></span>
*[[Tezuka Kuniharu]] (Father)
*[[Tezuka Ayana]] (Mother)
*[[Tezuka Kunikazu]] (Grandfather)
|Nicknames=<span></span>
* Seigaku's Pillar of Support
* Thieving Big Brother (泥棒の兄ちゃん) (by [[Chitose Miyuki]] and [[Chitose Senri]])

|School=[[Seigaku]]
|Year=3rd Year
|Class=3-1
|Seat=12
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=
|Former School=Seiharudai First Elementary School

|Club Position=Captain
|Play Style=All-rounder
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
* [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* [[Q.P.]]
* [[Shiraishi Kuranosuke]] (Movie Only)
|Shoes=Mizuno (Wave Dual Light 6K93009)
|Racket=Mizuno (Pro Light S90)

|MangaDebut=Genius 4
|AnimeDebut=Episode 3
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ry%C5%8Dtar%C5%8D_Okiayu Okiayu Ryoutarou]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiji_Takigawa Takigawa Eiji] (1st, 1st Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kengo_Ohkuchi Ookuchi Kengo] (1st, 1st Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Shirota Shirota Yuu] (1st, 2nd Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keisuke_Minami Minami Keisuke] (1st, 3rd Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daisuke_Watanabe_(actor) Watanabe Daisuke] (1st, 4th Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryouma_Baba Baba Ryouma] (1st, 5th Gen)
*[http://tenimyu.wikia.com/wiki/Wada_Takuma Wada Takuma] (2nd, 6th Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideya_Tawada Tawada Hideya] (2nd, 7th Gen)
*[http://tenimyu.wikia.com/wiki/Zaiki_Takuma Zaiki Takuma] (3rd, 8th Gen)
*[http://mydramalist.info/person/43687/uno_yuuya Uno Yuuya] (3rd, 9th Gen)
}}

'''Tezuka Kunimitsu''' (<ruby><rb>手塚国光</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>てづかくにみつ</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 3rd year student and former tennis team captain at [[Seigaku]]. Tezuka is a nationally ranked player who devotes himself to leading Seigaku to the National Championship and developing [[Echizen Ryouma]] as a player. He struggles with elbow and later shoulder injuries throughout the series, leaving for part of the tournament season to pursue injury rehabilitation in Kyushu (manga) or Germany (anime). He is currently representing the [[German U-17]] team in the [[World Cup]].

==Appearance==
Tezuka has brown hair, brown eyes, and glasses - he is shown to have a consistent appearance in the anime, manga, and games. He usually has a stern or passive expression on his face. Despite his stoic disposition, he pops his collar on his jersey and other collared clothing he wears. In official art, he is often depicted wearing camping or fishing gear.

==Personality==
Tezuka is known for his calm and serious exterior, always advising his teammates to not be careless. He is strict toward his team, punishing all of the players for the misconduct of one, a policy he learned from former Seigaku captain [[Yamato Yuudai]]. He speaks respectfully toward his upperclassmen, coaches, and teachers, but has been shown to correct his Math teacher when they wrote an incorrect answer on the chalkboard.

Despite his reputation for being the level-headed captain of Seigaku, Tezuka is deeply passionate in his convictions and self-sacrificing when it comes to the interests of his team. In his match with [[Atobe Keigo]], he becomes focused on winning for the sake of advancing Seigaku to Nationals and continues to use techniques that further aggravate his injury, sacrificing the health of his arm for his team.

By the time he participates in the [[U-17]] camp, he has become fixated on being a "Pillar of Support" for Seigaku and displays the same attitude toward Team Japan. Yamato helps him see the danger of that way of thinking. Tezuka then is able to enter [[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]] and is free to play tennis for himself.

Though he is stern, Tezuka is tolerant to the antics of Seigaku and shows fondness to his teammates.

==History==

===Three Years Prior to the Main Story===
In his sixth year of elementary school, Tezuka met Sanada Genichirou and Yukimura Seiichi at a jr tournament. Tezuka easily beat Sanada, kicking off a rivalry that would last through junior high school. Yukimura challenged Tezuka to a match following Sanada's defeat. According to Sanada, it was an even match.

===Two Years Prior to the Main Story===
Tezuka entered Seishun Academy as a first year. His upperclassmen saw him as arrogant due to his talent and his generally stoic attitude. He was viewed even more poorly when the third years realized he had easily beaten all of them right-handed despite his left hand being his dominant hand. One of his upperclassmen hit him with a racquet in his left elbow, injuring his arm and sealing off his access to [[Muga no Kyouchi]] and [[Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami]] which required his left arm. Tezuka passionately declared that tennis should never be used for violence and attempted to quit the team. [[Yamato Yuudai]], the third year captain, insisted that Tezuka stay on declaring that he could become Seigaku's "Pillar of Support." Tezuka became a regular in his first year.

Knowing that Yamato could not accomplish his dream of Seigaku winning nationals before graduating, Tezuka made a promise with [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] to take Seigaku to Nationals in their time at the school. [[Fuji Shuusuke]] requested a match with the recently injured Tezuka, quickly defeating him. Fuji was deeply displeased with the result and they made a promise to play again once his arm had completely healed. Tezuka convinced [[Kawamura Takashi]] that his incredible strength would help him stand out against the other players and make him a valuable member of the regulars one day.

===One Year Prior to the Main Story===
Tezuka was named the vice captain. It was originally stated that Tezuka defeated Hyoutei's captain in the Tokyo Prefectural Tournament. It was later ret-conned <ref name="PPvol1">Pair Puri Volume 1</ref> that [[Atobe Keigo]] was Hyoutei's captain in his second year and that he beat Seigaku's captain at Nationals, therefore Tezuka is assumed to have played a third year regular. He was invited to the Jr Senbatsu training camp, but had to decline due to his injury. [[Sengoku Kiyosumi]] took his place.

===Districts===
Tezuka surprised the regulars by including the first year [[Echizen Ryouma]] in the bracket for their intra-school ranking matches, who unseatd [[Inui Sadaharu]] from the starting lineup. He placed Echizen in the Singles 2 spot against [[Ibu Shinji]]. When Echizen was injured by Ibu's [[Spot]] techinique, Tezuka did not take him out of play to the surprise and upset of the other regulars, instead gave him 10 minutes to complete the match. Tezuka was the reserve player in all of the matches leading up to the match with [[Fudoumine]]. He was set to play [[Tachibana Kippei]] in the singles one spot, but the match was decided before they played.

===Prefecturals===
Tezuka is cleared to play by his doctor, [[Ooishi Akitaka]], under the stipulation that he does not repeatedly use the [[Zero-Shiki Drop Shot]] which could re-injure his elbow. Seeing the potential in [[Echizen Ryouma]], he challenged Echizen to a match. He humiliated Echizen, showing him that there is more to aim for than just defeating his father. He told Echizen to become Seigaku's "Pillar of Support."

Tezuka did not play against St. Rudolph in the semi-finals or Yamabuki in the finals due to both matches being decided prior to singles one. [[Ginka]] withdrew from the tournament, advancing Seigaku to Regionals.

===Regionals===
In intra-club matches, Tezuka placed himself in a bracket with [[Inui Sadaharu]] and [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]. They both defeated Momoshiro, leading to a match-up between Inui and Tezuka where Inui attempted to catch Tezuka wrong-footed with [[Data Tennis]]. Tezuka then revealed [[Tezuka Zone]] to Inui, urging him to grow beyond data tennis if he wanted to achieve Tezuka's level.

In Seigaku's match against [[Hyoutei]], Tezuka played [[Atobe Keigo]] in singles one. Despite the recommendations of the doctor and pleading from Ooshi, he continued to put strain on his arm for the sake of Seigaku's victory. Atobe perceived that Tezuka was favoring his left elbow, despite the fact that the injury had fully healed, and exploited that weakness to injure Tezuka's left shoulder. After a grueling tie-break, Atobe emerged victorious and Tezuka was forced to pursue treatment for his shoulder.

===Rehabilitation in Kyushu===
Tezuka left for Kyushu for rehabilitation, attending a hospital recommended to him by [[Tachibana Kippei]]. He met [[Chitose Miyuki]] who accuses him of stealing her racquet. They got mixed up with students from [[Shishigaku]] who easily defeated the injured Tezuka who could not lift his arm over shoulder height. Realizing Tezuka was injured, Miyuki stepped in and took on the Shishigaku student to defend Tezuka. Tezuka jumped back on the court to protect Miyuki from an overhead smash, realizing in so doing that his injury was long-since healed and that he had been held back by "yips."

===Nationals===
Tezuka returned in time for the Nationals brackets to be decided. Echizen also returned from America to participate in Nationals, and Tezuka welcomes him back on the regulars following his defeat of Ooishi for a regular spot.

In the second round, Tezuka played his first match back from his injury against [[Higa]]'s captain, [[Kite Eishirou]]. Though the match initially leans toward Kite, Tezuka revealed that [[Muga no Kyouchi]] and [[Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami]] were no longer sealed and overwhelmed Kite. He chastised Kite for his use of violence to get an upper hand in a tennis match. Echizen was astonished by the growth Tezuka has had since he left for rehabilitation and declared that he will take the mantle of "Pillar of Support" from Tezuka.

In the third round, Tezuka played [[Kabaji Munehirou]] of [[Hyoutei]]. Kabaji revealed that he is able to be a play as a perfect copy of Tezuka and he quickly caught up each time Tezuka gained an advantage. When it begins to rain, Tezuka's superior technique gave him the upper hand and he defeted Kabaji 7-6.

In quarter-finals, Tezuka played doubles with [[Inui Sadaharu]] against [[Shitenhouji]]'s [[Chitose Senri]] and [[Zaizen Hikaru]]. Inui and Zaizen bowed out of the match so that Tezuka and Chitose could both enter Muga no Kyouchi. Chitose took an early lead using [[Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami]], but Tezuka unveiled his new serve, the [[Zero-Shiki Serve]]. He also entered Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami, but his predictions were more accurate than Chitose's. He beat Chitose abysmally, 6-1. Chitose begged Tezuka for a picture to send to his sister Miyuki back in Kyushu, but Tezuka pointedly refused.

Before their match with Rikkai, Tezuka revealed to Ooishi that he had been offered the opportunity to pursue professional tennis in Germany and he intended to leave at the end of the school year. In finals against [[Rikkai]], Tezuka was matched against [[Sanada Genichirou]] in singles two. Tezuka revealed a new technique developed at Echizen's suggestion, [[Tezuka Phantom]]. He used the technique to combat Sanada's [[Fuu Rin Ka Zan]]. The long match took a physical toll on both of them, Tezuka's arm aggravated from the repeated use of heavy spin and Sanada's knees from the use of his [[Rai]] ability. Sanada emerged victorious, settling the score from four years prior.

===Under 17 Camp===
The day before he left for the U-17 camp, Tezuka and his grandfather went fishing, much to the ire of [[Sanada Genechirou]] and [[Sanada Genemon]]. Tezuka's grandfather had a scheduled board game against Sanada's grandfather, but Tezuka's grandfather decided to skip it to go fishing with his grandson. While fishing, both Tezuka and his grandfather received angry text messages from each other's respective rivals that read "TEZUKAAAAAA!!" Tezuka used a new lure that has Ooishi's likeness that was given to him by Ooishi as a birthday gift.

Tezuka is placed in an 7-point tie-break elimination match against [[Kaidou Kaoru]], drawing out the fighting spirit that had led Tezuka to choose Kaidou as the next captain of Seigaku. He defeated Kaidou 7-0, earning a spot at the winners camp.

During the team shuffle match against court 3, Tezuka played in the singles two slot against his former captain, [[Yamato Yuudai]]. Despite the fact that Yamato's appearance had drastically changed, Tezuka instantly recognized him. In order to combat Yamato's [[Genu Yume Utsutsu]], Tezuka relied on Tezuka Phantom. Yamato lamented that he had driven Tezuka to feel he had to be the "Pillar of Support." Yamato explained that Tezuka has just transferred what he was doing for Seigaku to Team Japan. Yamato revealed that the injuries he had when he played Tezuka in Tezuka's first year of jr high left him with massive scars on his arm and put him through a horribly painful rehabilitation process. He encouraged Tezuka to play tennis for himself and let go of his recklessness in the name of his team. With Yamato's blessing, Tezuka was able to let go of his mantle of "Pillar of Support" and enterd [[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]], defeating Yamato.

Tezuka made the decision to leave the camp early to pursue the opportunity in Germany. [[Fuji Shuusuke]] stopped him to play a match. Fuji was unable to compete with Tezuka at his full strength and was overwhelmed when Tezuka enters Teni Muhou no Kiwami. Tezuka put an end to the match, catching the ball mid-rally and saying he will not play with Fuji as he is now.

===World Cup===
Tezuka was shown training at the Tennis Association of Germany with the German U-17 team prior to the World Cup matches beginning. He played a practice match with team captain and professional tennis player [[Jürgen Borisovich Volk]] who completely overpowered Tezuka even after entering Teni Muhou no Kiwami. He instructed Tezuka to train his lower body to improve his stamina in long matches. [[Siegmund Pupke]] approached Volk after the match to tell him he wished to sign Tezuka for a pro contract, but Volk insisted that Tezuka did not have the experience needed and that he should be re-evaluated after the World Cup.

Tezuka played in round one of the World Cup Japan vs Germany in doubles with [[Q.P.]] versus [[Atobe Keigo]] and [[Irie Kanata]]. The Japanese team jeered him for being an "unpatriotic traitor." Despite Tezuka attempting to instill fight in Atobe, they easily won 6-0.

Tezuka played singles vs South Africa versus [[Siyabonga Ngoepe]].

==Anime only arcs==
===Rehabilitation in Germany===
In the anime, Tezuka went to a rehabilitation facility in Germany instead of Kyushu following the match against [[Hyoutei]] in the regional tournament. Before he left for Germany, he played a match against [[Echizen Ryouma]] with his right hand. Though the match was close, Tezuka developed [[Tezuka Zone]] right handed (anime only) and ended the match with a right handed [[Zero Shiki Drop Shot]] (anime only). He encouraged Echizen to also become more adaptable as a player and left for Germany. During his time there, he was visited by [[Seigaku]]. Echizen met and played tennis with Tezuka's trainer, [[Hannah Essenheimer]] prompting her return to pro tennis.

===Jr Senbatsu Camp===
In the anime-only Jr Senbatsu arc, the camp was down one coach after [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] collapsed and was taken to the hospital. Tezuka returned from Germany to step in as a coach in her stead, though he initially met opposition from [[Kajimoto Takahisa]] who rallied the rest of the team to request that Tezuka prove himself to the players he was coaching. Once he defeated each of them easily, despite his injury, they agreed to follow him.

Tezuka sat as a bench coach during the matches against the American team.

===Pre-Nationals Return to Seigaku===
The final arc of the original anime featured Tezuka's return to Seigaku prior to Nationals. He played a match with [[Fuji Shuusuke]] to draw out his potential as a player and deliver on their promise from first year. He ended the match with a right-handed [[Zero-Shiki Drop Shot]].

Echizen also returned from the US so that they can play one final match. He felt like he was not able to play in the Jr US Open with a clear mind until he faced Tezuka. Echizen defeated Tezuka after a long, close match and Seigaku joined Tezuka in wishing Echizen well in the Jr US Open.

==Playstyle==
Tezuka is an all-rounder who specializes in technique and finesse. Most of his skills are developed around controlling the pace of the match and applying advantageous spin to his shots. Due to the strain placed on his left arm from many of his techniques, his abilities are not meant to be used for prolonged periods of time.

===Team Shuffle Information<ref>Golden age 37</ref>===

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'''Kurobe's Memo:''' As a first-class athlete, he has an overwhelming presence and stands out among the middle schoolers. Despite his already high abilities and large moveset, his will to improve is as strong as ever. There are high hopes for his future growth. His wooden facial expression is his single flaw.

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===New Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5 Information<ref>''New Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5'', pg 64, translated by [https://mangahelpers.com/forum/members/sai.10576/|Sai]</ref>===

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|[[file:Tezuka_Kunimitsu_105_Stats.jpg]]
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'''Speed - 4.5:''' He has the speed of a top class athlete, but he is unable to travel at unbelievable speeds.

'''Power - 4:''' When he activates Hyakuren Jitoku no Kiwami, he is able to exhibit astounding power. However, his own playstyle is not very powerful.

'''Stamina - 4:''' Because he strictly regulates himself, the stamina of his cardio vascular system is not a problem. However, in a drawn out match, parts of his body will tend to scream out. The only thing he needs to do is work on the stamina of his burdened elbow.

'''Mental - 5:''' He is the type that can sacrifice his body nonchalantly. Once he conquered his yips, he acquired a steel will.

'''Technique - 6:''' With things like his Zero-Shiki shots and Tezuka Zone, he stands above the rest with skills that can send his opponents into despair.

'''Kurobe's Memo:''' Of course, I had intended to have him flourish within the 1st String, however it can't be helped since he withdrew from the camp. It'll only be a matter of time for him to reach the top level of the pros.

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===Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5 Information<ref>''Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5'', pg 39</ref>===
'''Lateral Jump Repetitions:''' 63

'''Shuttle-run Repetitions:''' 121

'''Max weight capacity on back:''' 131kg

'''Grip strength:''' 55.5kg (left hand)

'''Upper body bend (back hyperextension):''' 60.8cm

'''Sit and Reach:''' 29.1cm

'''50m Dash:''' 6.43 seconds

'''Standing long jump:''' 241cm

'''Hand ball toss:''' 37.1m

'''1500m Marathon:''' 4 minutes, 39 seconds

===[[Zero-Shiki Drop Shot]]===
A slice drop volley with heavy backspin. Once the ball hits the ground, it rolls back to the net due to the heavy backspin on the ball. In the anime, Tezuka is shown to only hit this volley with his backhand, but in the manga he hits both backhand and forehand. In the anime, he can hit the shot with his right hand as well, developed during his injury recovery. When he hits the Zero-Shiki Drop Shot, his form is very similar to a regular slice backhand volley which makes it difficult to determine which shot he will hit. This sets him apart from other users of the move such as [[Echizen Ryouma]].

===[[Tezuka Zone]]===
Tezuka controls the pace of the match by applying overwhelming spin on the ball. Every ball that he hits over the net returns to him regardless of how his opponent hits the ball. He is able to conserve energy by pivoting on one foot rather than running after every ball.

===[[Zero-Shiki Serve]]===
A slice serve with heavy backspin. Once the ball hits the ground, it rolls back to the net due to the heavy backspin on the ball.

===[[Tezuka Phantom]]===
Like Tezuka Zone, Tezuka uses this ability to control the pace of the match by applying overwhelming spin on the ball. However, every ball that is returned is forced out by the spin on the ball.

===[[Muga no Kyouchi]]===
The user plays unconsciously and moves based on their prior experiences. As a result, the opponent cannot predict which shot comes next. The user's performance level also increases. However, using Muga drains stamina much quicker than normal and its unpredictable movements may be ineffective against high-level opponents.

===[[Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami]]===
Tezuka concentrates Muga's energy into his left arm to return shots with double the power and spin. It also minimizes fatigue. However, since Muga's energy no longer extends to the rest of the body, it is best used in combination with a move like Tezuka Zone.

===[[Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami]]===
By concentrating Muga's energy into the brain, the user simulates all possible scenarios for the next point. This allows the user to determine the minimum number of shots necessary to win the point and create an "absolute prediction."

===[[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]]===
Teni Muhou is achieved by transcending the desire for victory and fear of defeat and play tennis for its own sake. When in this state, Muga's energy is amplified and explodes without waste in the right place at the right time.

==Personal Information==
* Favorite Food: Unacha (green tea poured over rice, dashi, and fried eel), Räucheraal (smoked eel)
* Favorite Color: Green and Blue
* Favorite Motto: The enemy exists within oneself.
* Favorite Movie: Classics, both Japanese and foreign.
* Favorite Book: Western classics, German-Japanese-German dictionary (to carry with him)<ref name="NPot 23.5"></ref>
* Favorite Music: Beethoven (Classical)
* Favorite Type (of person): Those who always give 100% (even if they are a little scatterbrained). A person who is energetic and serious. Trying not to think about it at the moment. <ref name="NPot 23.5"></ref>
* Favorite Date Spot: Fishing in mountain streams. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zugspitze Zugspitze]
* Father's Occupation: Company Employee (Firm/Trading Company)
* School Committee: Student Council President
* Best Subject: World History
* Worst Subject: None
* Most Visited Spot on Campus: Library
* Hobbies: Fishing, Camping, Mountain Climbing
* Dislikes: Being idle, procrastinating, colorful cakes.
* Spends His Allowance On: Book rental fees
* Most Wanted Item: Photograph of a famous mountain, a mountain model kit.<ref name="NPot 23.5"></ref>
* Skills Outside of Tennis: Carpentry and woodwork, cleaning fish for cooking.
* Random Fact: The number of times he has run around the ground in one year (5,870).
* Routine During Tournament: keeping a diary in German, watching foreign comedy-dramas.

==Daily School Life==
* 05:30 - Wakes up. Has breakfast after stretching and weight training.
* 06:30 - Listens to English Language lessons on the radio.
* 06:50 - Goes to school for morning tennis practice.
* 08:40 - First Period: Social Studies - World History.
* 09:40 - Second Period: Calligraphy.
* 11:00 - Third Period: Math III.
* 12:00 - Fourth Period: Music - Classics Appreciation.
* 12:50 - Lunch break: Eats unacha.
* 13:20 - Fifth Period: P.E. - Hurdling.
* 14:20 - Sixth Period: Science III - Physics.
* 15:20 - Student council meeting. Takes care of reports on suggested items.
* 16:00 - Club activities, free practice.
* 19:00 - Returns home. Takes a bath
* 19:30 - Dinner.
* 20:00 - Watches the TV program "The gluttonous player title." (recording)
* 21:00 - Reads. (Primarily foreign books.)
* 21:30 - Writes in his diary, goes over things he wants to reflect upon.
* 22:30 - Goes to sleep.

==Tennis Bag Contents==
; Glasses Case
; Notebook and Pen
; Protection Charm
; English Novel "[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/647585.The_Big_Bad_City The Big Bad City]" by Ed McBain
; 3rd Year Math Reference Guide
; Wristband
; English to Japanese Dictionary
; [http://gatsby.sg/product/bodycare/deodorant-sprays Gatsby Deodorant Spray]

;Personal Belongings Check by E. Siegfried Travel Bag Edition
: Japanese tea
: "You have green tea? That Japanese guy, he dissolved strange green powder in water and drank it. I tasted it just out of curiosity, but… it was pretty good.”

==Relationships==
; Echizen Ryouma
: Tezuka is a mentor and rival to Echizen, initially seeing him as the future of Seigaku's tennis club and asking him to take over as the "Pillar of Support" for Seigaku. He serves as one of the primary points of motivation for Ryoma's improvement throughout the series.
; Kaidou Kaoru
: Kaidou is Tezuka's successor on the tennis team as the future captain. He has been developing Kaidou through the role by quietly pushing him to his limits throughout the season. At the U-17 camp, he plays a 7-point match with Kaidou where he deliberately draws out every point to test the limits of Kaidou's stamina and resolve. Satisfied with Kaidou's growth, he defeats him 7-0.
; Oishi Syuchirou
: In their first year of junior high school, Oishi and Tezuka made a promise to one another to take their team to Nationals to fulfill the goal that Yamato was not able to complete in his time as captain. Oishi is vice captain of the club and takes on Tezuka's responsibilities during his injury.
; Fuji Shuusuke
: Fuji has seen Tezuka as his ultimate goal, the person he wants to overcome, through most of the series. Tezuka continues to push Fuji to improve and in turn, Fuji continues to evolve. As of the World Cup match against Germany, Fuji has developed a new offensive play style with hopes of overcoming Tezuka.
; Atobe Keigo
: The match with Tezuka leaves Atobe shaken. Though Atobe wins the match, he ultimately feels like he lost in a contest of wills against Tezuka. When Tezuka leaves for Germany during U-17, Atobe tells him to leave Team Japan to him. Atobe and Niou play doubles together with Niou playing in his Tezuka illusion, a pair called the "Strongest Pair."
; Sanada Genichirou
: Tezuka and Sanada's grandfathers are long-time friends from their police academy days. Sanada first met Tezuka on the tennis court before junior high and was utterly defeated by him. He holds out a sense of rivalry, sealing away his "Rai" ability until he could use it to defeat Tezuka in Nationals.
; Yamato Yuudai
: Yamato encourages Tezuka in his first year to not give up the tennis club, instead insisting he become Seigaku's "Pillar of Support." He later comes to regret this, realizing Tezuka has become fixated on his role and no longer plays tennis for himself. In their match at the U-17 camp, Yamato frees Tezuka of this way of thinking and helps him to unlock Teni Muho no Kiwami.
; Chitose Miyuki
: Miyuki meets Tezuka while he is in his rehabilitation in Kyushu. She helps him realize that his injury is fully healed and that he is still held back by the "yips." She develops a crush on him and asks her brother to get pictures of him.

==Trivia==
* Konomi stated in the 40.5 fanbook that Tezuka is the character who is most unlike himself. He also said Tezuka is the character he would pick to play doubles with and he wants to use his signature moves Tezuka Zone and Tezuka Phantom. <ref>Konomi, Takeshi (2007). Prince of Tennis Character Book (Vol. 40.5) (in Japanese). Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-874198-6.</ref>
* The Tezuka vs. Atobe match from the Hyoutei arc was voted the best match in the series by fans. <ref>Konomi, T. [konomi_takeshi]. (2017, December 15). (in Japanese). [Tweet] Retrieved from https://twitter.com/konomi_takeshi/status/941863170641051653</ref> This, along with the other matches selected, are set to be animated in a new OVA series titled [[Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!!]]. <ref>"The Prince of Tennis Anime to Launch New OVA Series BEST GAMES!! in 2018". (2017, December 16). Retrieved from http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2017/12/16/the-prince-of-tennis-anime-to-launch-new-ova-series-best-games-in-2018.</ref>
* His grandfather Tezuka Kunikazu is old friends with Sanada's grandfather, Sanada Genemon from their days in the police force. The two often play Shougi together with 99 wins and 99 losses each. <ref name="PPvol1"></ref>
* When he was 10 years old, Tezuka and his father climbed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matterhorn Matterhorn] in Switzerland <ref name="PPvol1"></ref>
* Tezuka was vice captain at Seigaku in his second year. <ref>Pair Puri Volume 2</ref>
* Since Tezuka looks older than he really is, he has been mistaken for a teacher.
* In official art, Tezuka is shown winning a tournament at age 25.
* He speaks German.
* He recently purchased a new pair of hiking boots and is deciding which mountain to climb next.
* Konomi gave Tezuka glasses when designing him because he wanted to give the impression he strictly follows rules and is a perfect man. His catchphrase, "let's not be careless," is also a reflection of this. <ref name="PPvol234">Pair Puri Volume 2 pg. 34</ref>
* Konomi designed Tezuka's abilities to display his absolute control on court.<ref name="PPvol234"></ref>
* Konomi takes special care to make sure that kindness shows through in Tezuka's design when he draws him.<ref name="PPvol234"></ref>
* Konomi compares Tezuka to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeda_Shingen Takeda Shingen], who thought that "talented people equaled wealth." He had the ability to lead an unrivaled army without incident, but Tezuka, who dominated nationals, has the better evaluation.<ref name="PPvol234"></ref>

===Common Questionnaire===
;What do you have to focus on to control the team members?
:Everything. But before that, there must be self-discipline. Focusing on disciplining oneself is a given.

;Is being a captain hard?
:I have confidence that even if I'm not there, the team will have no problems. However, it is not easy.

;It feels like you're captivated by plants?
:That isn't the only comforting part of nature. I like mountain climbing because I am able to enjoy conversing with myself.

;If you had a day where you were completely free?
:There's never a completely free day...but I would read a book in my room. Sometimes, I might go fishing with my grandfather.

;When were your special skills useful?
:I have never been troubled by my racket rack. It's hard to find something that fits perfectly.

===Words for the Two<ref name="lucathia translation">Pair Puri Volume 2, Translated by lucathia [lucathia_rykatu]. (2009, December 21). PairPuri Vol 2 Tezuka x Shiraishi Words for the two [pg.3-50] [Blog Post]. Retrieved from: https://fanbook.livejournal.com/11826.html</ref>===
====Others about Tezuka====
* "All the captains have great presence. Maybe I should wear a beard too...(Then I'll be popular with the girls...)" - [[Aoi Kentarou]]
* "I understand the worries of a captain too. Next time, let's talk about it over some drinks. Wait, I mean drinks like coke, you know?" - [[Akazawa Yoshirou]]
* "Tezuka-kun, don't overdo it so earnestly. Well, when you need help, feel free to come to me at any time." - [[Ooishi Akitaka]]
* "A~n, Tezuka writes in his diary as his daily routine? I'll see through what he writes with ore-sama's insight!" - [[Atobe Keigo]]
* "Tezuka-buchou! As the upperclassmen, we'll reign in those cheeky underclassmen, so you don't have to worry!" - [[Arai Masashi]]
* "Tezuka-kun, liking unacha means that you still have more to learn. Those who follow the path of the eel will end up as broiled eel served over rice." - [[Ishida Gin]]
* "I'm happy that I'm able to play together with Tezuka again in this training camp. It's because we came to win!" - [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]]
* "Until Buchou leaves the team, I will definitely learn all that I can to be the next captain. Fshuu~." - [[Kaidou Kaouru]]
* "To uphold the tradition in Seigaku that Tezuka-buchou established, we'll gather our strengths and do our best!" - [[Kato Kachirou]]
* "I'm super happy that Buchou told me, "You will become stronger because you have the height." - [[Mizuno Katsuo]]
* "Next time, I will copy Tezuka-san's play in the rain too....the winner will be Hyoutei." - [[Kabaji Munehiro]]
* "Ever since my father met Tezuka, whenever something comes up, he compares me with Tezuka and says, "Takashi is great in a different way..." - [[Kawamura Takeshi]]
* "You know, Tezuka, you really don't look the same age as us~. Ah, of course I mean it in a good way!" - [[Kikumaru Eiji]]
* "Actually, my play against southpaws is perfect. Both of you should gather together, and I'll crush you....just kidding!" - [[Kirihara Akaya]]
* "Tezuka's elbow is completely recovered!? It wasn't that I was weak. You were just too strong! ...eh?" - [[Kuki Kiichi]]
* "AHAHAHAHA! With my speed tennis, I'll defeat both aces from the east and the west!" - [[Sakada Richard]]
* "Tezuka. This is a message from my grandfather to your grandfather. "This time, let's battle over bald heads! KATSU!!!" - [[Sanada Genichriou]]
* "He continues fighting even while sacrificing himself....truthfully, I'm surprised that Tezuka is such a hotblooded player." - [[Shishido Ryou]]
* "After the match with Tezuka, Sanada was crying in the bathroom. Don't tell anyone this, hey!" - [[Jackal Kuwahara]]
* "Tezuka? That was an easy win! Wasn't a big deal...ah, Tezuka-san! How's the condition of your arm?" - [[Daimaru Daikichi]]
* "Both are impressive. I too will open the next door of muga and challenge them to a match. Wait for me!" - [[Chitose Senri]]
* "...Because both of them weren't useful, I lost to Fuji. They were unexpectedly just waiting to be eaten." - [[Niou Masaharu]]
* "Because Koharu begged me to imitate Tezuka-kun's face, I now have wrinkles between my eyebrows that haven't gone away for 3 days..." - [[Hitouji Yuuji]]
* "Tezuka-san's strictness and Shiraishi-san's motto of getting results, I will become a captain who combines both!" - [[Hiyoshi Wakashi]]
* "I learned important things from both. This time, I would like to experience the finest thrill in a serious match." - [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "Tezuka-buchou! I respect him a lot! I also have the conviction to do my best as Seigaku's pillar of support!" - [[Horio Satoshi]]
* "Both of you aren't going to eat desert after your meals? If you blink, I'll snatch it away!" - [[Marui Bunta]]
* "Tezuka-kun is taciturn, but why doesn't anyone call him "jimi" for that? Is it because he sparkles when using muga...?" - [[Minami Kentarou]]
* "Thieving older brother, why didn't you say anything before you left! ...it's not like it matters though." - [[Chitose Miyuki]]
* "It's because of Tezuka-buchou's unwavering presence that I was able to aim for the top. Thank you very much!!" - [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
* "Tezuka-kun and Shiraishi-kun, you need to be more considerate towards females. That's a requirement for being a gentleman." - [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]
* "These three years in middle school, I strangely have not had a match with Tezuka. Next time, let's have a serious match with the world as our stage." - [[Yukimura Seiichi]]
* "Tezuka, thank you for everything up to now. From now on, please play for yourself." - [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]]
* "Tezuka-buchou, I will snatch it away from you in a direct battle, the title of "Seigaku's pillar." - [[Echizen Ryouma]]
* "It seems like Frankensteiner is teaching him German. As the same middle schooler like Kunimitsu, they’ve become partners in language study. They seem to be getting along, but... what are those two silent people talking about?" - [[M. Bismarck]]
* "Kunimitsu’s real strength hasn’t bloomed yet. Don’t overlook training your lower body, and keep accumulating more experience." - [[Jürgen Borisovich Volk]]]
* "Getting to play with you in the exhibition match was lucky. I found out what I had been lacking." - [[Atobe Keigo]]
* "I should create my own guidepost... You taught me that, Tezuka. You’re always one step ahead, but I’m going to surpass you." - [[Fuji Shuushuke]]
* "Kunimitsu Tezuka, you will become a great asset for the Siegmund company. I’m expecting things of you." - [[Seigmund Pupke]]

====Tezuka about others====
* About [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]]: "Aside from Ooishi, no one could accomplish such important role, I am always being supported by him."

==Music==

* "[[Aisubeki Hoshi]]"
* "[[Akashi -Akashi-]]"
* "[[Banana no Namida]]" with [[Sanada Genichirou]]
* "[[Best Wishes]]"
* "[[Birthday ~Arukihajimeta Hi~]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Blaze away]]"
* "[[Blue]]"
* "[[brand-new HEAVEN]]" with [[Seishun Soda]]
* "[[bravery]]"
* "[[Dakishimete Shimaisou Sa]]"
* "[[Dakishimete Shimaisou Sa ~Eternal Version~]]"
* "[[Dear Prince ~Tennis no Oujisama Tachi e~]]" with [[Ikemen Samurai]]
* "[[Decide]]"
* "[[DEPARTURES]]" with [[Aozu]] + [[Cap to Bin]]
* "[[Dokomademo]]"
* "[[Don’t Look Back]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[ENJOY]]" with [[Amikyuu Danji]]
* "[[ever]]"
* "[[Flower -Saki Midareshi Hana-]]" with [[GIGS]]
* "[[FREEDOM]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Go! Go! Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Happy×2☆Day!!]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Hikari no Saki]]" with [[Echizen Ryouma]]
* "[[Hokori Arebakoso Tsuyoku Nareta]]"
* "[[I LOVE YOU]]"
* "[[Kakaeta Kiseki]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Kaze no Tabibito (K&S Version)]]" with [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "[[Kibou no Uta]]" with [[Kikumaru Eiji]] and [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* "[[Kimi wo Sagashiteta]]"
* "[[Kira★Kira Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[KiSS]]"
* "[[Koko de Bokura wa Deatteshimatta]]" with [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "[[LOADED SOUL]]" with [[Echizen Ryouma]]
* "[[Manatsu no Mayonnaise]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Manatsu no Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Mata Kimi To]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Megane wo Hazusu Yoru]]"
* "[[Megane wo Hazusu Yoru ~Megane's Version~]]" with [[Oshitari Yuushi]] and [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* "[[Megane☆Afro]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Megane☆Akuto]]" with [[Megane☆Seven featuring Mitsuya Akuto]]
* "[[Megane☆Otoko]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Megane☆Party]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Megane☆Seven]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Memory]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Mighty Wing]]"
* "[[Never Surrender]]"
* "[[Never Surrender (Running Version)]]"
* "[[NEXT DOOR]]"
* "[[Niji]]"
* "[[Niji ~"Der Regenbogen" Version~]]"
* "[[Odorimasen ka? Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Otoko no Bigaku]]" with [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] and [[Kaidou Kaoru]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[GIGS]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[Amikyuu Danji]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Road]]"
* "[[Road]]" with [[Oishi Shuuichirou]] and [[Kawamura Takeshi]]
* "[[Road Dai II Shou ~Kimi e~]]"
* "[[Sabishii Nettaigyo]]" with [[Sanada Genichirou]]
* "[[Sasayakana Kono Negai]]"
* "[[Sayonara... Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Sayonara... Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Shinkokyuu ~Dedicate to E~]]"
* "[[SINCE LAST GOODBYE]]"
* "[[SINCE LAST GOODBYE ~Niagara Version~]]"
* "[[Soushi ~Umukutu~]]"
* "[[Tatoeba Ima...]]" with [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "[[Tenipuri FEVER]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Tenipuri FEVER]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars Senbatsu A]]
* "[[Tenipuri tte Ikou]]" with [[Konomi Takeshi with Tezuka Kunimitsu]]
* "[[Tenipuri tte Ikou]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Tenipuri tte Ikou]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars Senbatsu A]]
* "[[Tenipuri☆Paradise]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Tricolore]]" with [[Seigaku All Stars]]
* "[[TRUTH]]"
* "[[Tsubasa ~Tsubasa~]]"
* "[[Valentine Kiss]]" with [[Seishun Gakuen Middle School]]
* "[[We Love SEIGAKU -Arigatou wo Komete]]" with [[SEIGAKU NINE PLAYERS]]
* "[[WHITE LINE]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[WHITE LINE arrange E]]"
* "[[White Message]]"
* "[[White Message ~With Love Version~]]"
* "[[Yokogao]]"
* "[[Yokogao (New Year Version)]]"
* "[[Yume no Saku Basho]]"
* "[[Zou-san no Scanty]]" with [[Sanada Genichirou]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:TezukaSSR.png|Tezuka SSR from the Rising Beat mobile game.
File:Atobevstezuka.jpg|Original illustration by Konomi Takeshi to celebrate the Atobe vs. Tezuka match being ranked #1 by fans.
File:Tezukavalentine.png|Tezuka SR from the 2017 Valentine event in the Rising Beat mobile game.
File:Tezukaage25.png|Official art of Tezuka, age 25, winning a tournament.
File:Tezukaroom.jpg|Tezuka's bedroom from the Prince of Tennis 10.5 fanbook.
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* "Don't let your guard down." (油断せずに行こう)
* "Echizen, become Seigaku's pillar of support." (越前青学の柱になれ)

==References==
<references />

Atobe Keigo

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|Kanji=跡部景吾
|Kana=あとべけいご
|AnimeImg=Atobe73.jpeg
|MangaImg=
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|AgePOT=14
|AgeNPOT=15
|Birthday=October 4
|Astrology=Libra
|HeightPOT=175 cm
|HeightNPOT=178 cm
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|Nicknames=<span></span>The King (by himself)
|School= [[Hyoutei Academy Middle School]]
|Year=3rd Year
|Class=3-A
|Seat=1<ref name="40.5">[https://fanbook.livejournal.com/39801.html [Prince of Tennis] 40.5 Players Introduction - Atobe Keigo [pg.262-263]] translated by [https://givememochi.livejournal.com/ mochi].</ref>
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|AnimeDebut=Episode #22
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'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (<ruby><rb>跡部景吾</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>あとべけいご</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 3rd year student at [[Hyoutei Academy Middle School]]. He is the captain of Hyoutei's tennis club and by club law, its best player. Atobe is known for being incredibly wealthy and eccentric, and he is one of the most popular characters in the series.

=={{PAGENAME}}==

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==References==
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Episode Guide

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Aoi Kentarou

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[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Rokkaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Aoi Kentarou
|Kanji=葵剣太郎
|Kana=あおいけんたろう
|AnimeImg=Aoi_Kentarou.jpg
|MangaImg=Aoi_Manga.jpg
|Gender=Male
|AgePOT=12
|AgeNPOT=
|Birthday=December 20
|Astrology=Saggitarius
|HeightPOT=165 cm<ref name="Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 40.5">The Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 40.5</ref>
|HeightNPOT=166 cm<ref name="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">The New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
|WeightPOT=53 -> 45 kg (Happens over a month)<ref name="Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 40.5">The Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 40.5</ref>
|WeightNPOT=50 kg<ref name="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">The New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
|Blood Type=O
|Dominant Arm=Right
|Eyesight=2.0
|Shoe Size=
|Family=<span></span>
*Grandfather
*Grandmother
*Father
*Mother
*2 Older brothers
|Nicknames=<span></span>
* Rokkaku's gutsy 1st year captain
* Rokkaku's new face captain

|School=[[Rokkaku Middle School]]
|Year=1st
|Class=1-A
|Seat=1
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=
|Former School=Rokkaku 1st Elementary

|Club Position=Captain
|Play Style=Agressive Baseliner
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
* [[Itsuki Marehiko]]
|Shoes=
|Racket=Made by [[Ojii]]

|MangaDebut=Genius 143
|AnimeDebut=Episode 90
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toshiyuki_Toyonaga Toshiyuki Toyonaga]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
* Kawahara Kazuma[川原一馬] (1st)
* Yoshida Daiki[吉田大輝] (2nd)
* Yashiro Takuya [矢代卓也] (3rd)
}}

'''Aoi Kentarou''' (<ruby><rb>葵</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>あおい</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby> <ruby><rb>剣太郎</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>けんたろう</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 1st year student at [[Rokkaku Middle School]]. He's a pressure player, but what makes him stand out the most is that he's a first year captain. He appears energetic and cheeky.

==Appearance==
Aoi appears to have a buzzcut and black hair. His eye color is brown in the manga and games, but in the anime it's greyish to blue. Noticeably, in the anime, Aoi is drawn much taller as opposed to his teammates than in the manga. He also appears to have more muscle definition.

==Personality==
Aoi seems like he can’t stay calm and gets carried away easily because of his energetic behaviour, but actually he’s a patient and hardworking guy who knows how to take responsibility for his team.

He is good at complimenting others and making friends, but secretly believes that he's the best, although this side doesn't come out often. He tends to overestimate himself, because of that hidden pride, which led to his defeat by [[Kaidou Kaoru]] eventually.

He is shown to not be ambitious or conceited but genuinely curious when it comes to wanting to beat strong opponents.

Aoi has also been called a pressure junkie <ref>Houkago no Oujisama</ref> in reference to his tendency to let his mental pressure build up so he can concentrate better and in general perform better. This part isn't only restricted to tennis, it also shows in various other activities, like grilling yakiniku and gathering clams.

Another aspect of his personality is his longing to become popular, mostly with girls. He seems to be unsuccessful though. <ref>http://notapillowfight.tumblr.com/post/105658376851/205-and-405-profile-translation-for-aoi-Kentarou</ref>

==History==

===Prior to the events of the main story===
When he was in his last year of Rokkaku 1st Elementary School, Ojii accidentally elected him as the next captain of Rokkaku Middle School's tennis club instead of [[Saeki Kojirou]] (implied).

===Kantou Tournament===
Aoi first appears intruding on Saeki's and [[Fuji Shuusuke]]'s meetup right before [[Seigaku]]'s match vs Rokkaku in the semi-finals of the Kantou tournament. He is seen cheering on and commenting on the matches before his, namely D1 and D2.

In singles 3, Aoi got Kaidou as an opponent. While he seems to lose at first, dropping 4 games, he quickly makes a comeback with his pressure tennis style and manages to turn the tables, before ultimately losing 7-5 after running out of stamina.

Aoi is next shown attending the award ceremony, where it's seen that Rokkaku lost to [[Fudoumine]]. It is unknown if Aoi lost his match.

Aoi later appears during Seigaku's Training camp at Chiba. In the volleyball tournament, he teams up with [[Echizen Ryouma]] and smashes his way through until the finals, which were eventually disbanded because of Inui juice zombies.

===Nationals===
In the nationals, he leads Rokkaku in singles 3 against [[Chinen Hiroshi]]. Despite being confident in his abilities, he ends up losing because of Chinen's arm reach and Shukuchiho. He joins his fellow members when they rush Ojii to the hospital after [[Kai Yuujirou]]'s attack.

He is seen cheering on Seigaku vs [[Shitenhouji]] and [[Rikkai]].

He also appears during the Yakiniku battle, where he disqualified early after drinking Iwashimizu.

===Post Nationals===
Aoi is shown sending a message in a bottle to [[Kurobane Harukaze]] and [[Amane Hikaru]] at the camp. He realizes that they probably won't arrive because the U17 camp takes place in the mountains.

==Anime only arcs==
Aoi appear first after he mistook Echizen helping Ojii for bullying an old man. When the mistake was cleared up, he invited them to go to Rokkaku's school grounds, where they fraternized.

While Aoi's position remains the same as singles 3, he instead plays Echizen instead of Kaidou. His playstyle is changed to the point that he can hit accurately at one corner, and his racket has hexagonal strings which gives him more power. Nevertheless, he still lost. In the anime he is shown to be a very loud person, as Echizen remarked.

==Playstyle==
Aoi is an aggressive baseliner, whose tactic relies on losing the first points on purpose, so he can make a comeback under the pressure. His pressure playstyle allows him to draw upon his 'hidden strength'. Due to his shortness, he's bad at the net, as was focused on in '[[Higa]] vs Rokkaku'.

===[[Cord Ball]]===
Aoi's signature move is the cordball, which he can hit when he's under extreme pressure. He hits it from the baseline and as it skims the net, it usually drops before the opponent can react.

==Personal Information==
* Favorite Food: Yakiniku
* Hobby: Playing at the beach (Swimming), Researching/Spying on how Saeki can be so popular
* Father's Occupation:　Company worker (construction company)
* Best School Subject: Japanese, ethics, sociology
* Favorite Color: Blue
* Type of person he's interested in: Whatever girl he comes to like is his type (A girl who likes him), A girl who sees him for what he truly is
* Committee (at school): Broadcasting company
* Worst School Subject: English
* Spot where he is frequently seen at school: He often goes over to class B　（Chatting with classmates)
* Spends his money on: Buying food
* Favorite saying: "Finding a needle in a haystack"
* Favorite movie: Sentai movies
* Favorite book: Fashion magazines
* Favorite music: The opening theme of the sentai show he watches every week
* Place he wants to go on a date: A theme park
* What he wants most: A cute girlfriend
* Daily routine: Checking the latest fashion information
* Doesn't like: Peppers
* Specialty outside of tennis: Building plastic models<ref>https://notphil.livejournal.com/6267.html</ref>

==Relationships==
; Ojii
: Aoi seems to be protective of Ojii across all media, and admires him greatly. Ojii had appointed him as captain, made him a racket and allows him to come over and play at his home. When Ojii was hit with a ball, Aoi accompanied him to the hospital without hesitation.

; Saeki Kojirou
: Aoi seems to admire Saeki to a certain extent, mostly because the latter is very popular with girls (and boys alike). Saeki sees him as a trustworthy captain, as does Aoi see him as a trustworthy vice-captain.

==Trivia==
* Aoi has expressed his wish to become taller. This was for the sake of 1: Becoming an All rounder and 2: Becoming popular with girls.
* He frequently fights with his two older brothers for ownership of the tv remote.
* Aoi can play even with Amane.
* His birth flower is the Alstroemeria.
===Words for the Two===
* About Aoi: “With that pressure strategy of his, whether it’s clam gathering or a timed skin diving contest, Kentarou comes out top. He’s an interesting kid.” - Kurobane
* About Aoi: “He doesn’t think too hard about the consequences or circumstances, he’s innocent and naïve, and just a little bit cocky… I guess I’d say. You never get tired of being around him.” - Saeki
* About Aoi: “I’ll compliment you for not rising to my provocation. Maybe if you grow a little bit taller, you can be my opponent!” - Chinen<ref>http://notapillowfight.tumblr.com/post/105658376851/205-and-405-profile-translation-for-aoi-Kentarou</ref>

==Music==

* "[[Always]]" ''feat. [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]], [[Tachibana Kippei]], [[Akazawa Yoshirou]], [[Atobe Keigo]], and [[Minami Kentarou]]''
* [[Brand New Day]] ''feat. [[3 Guava Trio]]''
* "[[Doki Doki]]" ''feat. Tezuka, Tachibana, Akazawa, Atobe, Minami
* [[Honey Bee]]
* [[Yuki]]
* [[Koi no Motemote Daisakusen!!]]
* [[Wasshoi!]] ''feat. Rokkaku''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Aoifullbody.jpg|Full body anime appearance
File:aoi_disqualified.png|Aoi gets disqualified from the Yakiniku battle
File:aoi_pressure.png|Showcasing his pressure playstyle
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* “Alright, I’ll go for a cord ball with the next shot too! If I can’t hit it in, I’ll only be able to date ugly girls for three whole years… Never!!"
* "How am I this awesome! And… it’ll fall directly on top of the line-!!”
* “You shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover”
* “Interesting!! If they can overturn that, it’d be awesome!!”<ref>http://notapillowfight.tumblr.com/post/105658376851/205-and-405-profile-translation-for-aoi-Kentarou</ref>

==References==
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Episode Guide

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Episode Guide

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Episode Guide

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Kantou Tournament

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[[Category:Matches]][[Category:Kantou]][[Category:Tournaments]][[Category:Arcs]]
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|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Kantou Tournament</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Winner
|style="width:70%;"|[[Seigaku]]
|-
! Arcs
|<span></span>
* [[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Midoriyama Arc]] (manga only)
* [[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]] (anime only)
* [[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Rikkaidai Arc]]
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!colspan="2"|<center>Anime</center>
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!style="width:30%;"|Start
|style="width:70%;"|Episode 000
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!End
|Episode 000
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!colspan="2"|<center>Manga</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Start
|style="width:70%;"|Genius 000
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!End
|Genius 000
|}

The '''Kantou Tournament''' is the second of the three official tennis tournaments in ''Prince of Tennis''. It is won by [[Seishun Academy Middle School]].

In the tournament, [[Seigaku]] faces [[Hyoutei]], [[Midoriyama]] (manga only)/[[Jousei Shounan]] (anime only), [[Rokkaku Middle School|Rokkaku]], and [[Rikkai University Middle School|Rikkaidai]] in the final. The top 4(?) schools advanced to [[National Tournament|Nationals]].

See the list of other schools participating [[Kantou Schools|here.]]

==Match Results==

===Round 1<ref name="fet">[http://fet.fudomine.org/index.php?ktb08 Prince of Tennis - Kantou Regional Tournament Bracket (2008)]</ref>===
<div class="noP">{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Hyoutei
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mukahi/Oshitari
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=4 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Shishido/Ootori
|D1 Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou
|D1 Score=6 - 3
|D1 Winner=Shishido/Ootori
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kabaji
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kawamura
|S3 Score=2 - 2 <br>no game
|S3 Winner=no game
|S2 Player(s) 1=Akutagawa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S2 Score=1 - 6
|S2 Winner=Fuji S.
|S1 Player(s) 1=Atobe
|S1 Player(s) 2=Tezuka
|S1 Score=7 - 6 <br>(37 - 35)
|S1 Winner=Atobe
|R Player(s) 1=Hiyoshi
|R Player(s) 2=Echizen
|R Score=4 - 6
|R Winner=Echizen}}
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Itoguruma
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mori/Uchimura
|D2 Player(s) 2=Ooizumi/Koyanagi
|D2 Score=6 - 1
|D2 Winner=Mori/Uchimura
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Okamoto/Yamatani
|D1 Score=6 - 1
|D1 Winner=Ishida/Sakurai
|S3 Player(s) 1=Ibu
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikawa
|S3 Score=6 - 1
|S3 Winner=Ibu
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kamio
|S2 Player(s) 2=Moriyama
|S2 Score=6 - 2
|S2 Winner=Kamio
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S1 Player(s) 2=Ueda
|S1 Score=6 - 0
|S1 Winner=Tachibana
}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Kasumi Fourth
|Team 2=Nashikari
|D2 Player(s) 1=Ayukawa/Karube
|D2 Player(s) 2=Ichimiya/Shinagawa
|D2 Score=4 - 6
|D2 Winner=Ichimiya/Shinagawa
|D1 Player(s) 1=Hiyori/Hoshino
|D1 Player(s) 2=Tomoda/Wakabayashi
|D1 Score=2 - 6
|D1 Winner=Tomoda/Wakabayashi
|S3 Player(s) 1=Shindou
|S3 Player(s) 2=Urawa
|S3 Score=3 - 6
|S3 Winner=Urawa
|S2 Player(s) 1=Yuasa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Yokoyama
|S2 Score=4 - 6
|S2 Winner=Yokoyama
|S1 Player(s) 1=Hazuki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Ueno
|S1 Score=5 - 7
|S1 Winner=Ueno}}{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Ikari
|Team 2=Yamabuki
|D2 Player(s) 1=Nagayama/Yoshida
|D2 Player(s) 2=Higashikata/Minami
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Higashikata/Minami
|D1 Player(s) 1=Tanabe/Saitou
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kita/Nitobe
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Kita/Nitobe
|S3 Player(s) 1=Itou
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikiori
|S3 Score=4 - 6
|S3 Winner=Nishikiori
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uchiyama
|S2 Player(s) 2=Sengoku
|S2 Score=2 - 6
|S2 Winner=Sengoku
|S1 Player(s) 1=Asano
|S1 Player(s) 2=Muromachi (defaults)
|S1 Score=default
|S1 Winner=Asano}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>{{AddMatch
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|Team 1=Ooguchi South
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kisarazu R./Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 1=Endou/Oomiya
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kisarazu R./Kurobane
|D1 Player(s) 2= Aoi/Itsuki
|D1 Player(s) 1=Akashi/Sunaga
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Aoi/Itsuki
|S3 Player(s) 2=Amane
|S3 Player(s) 1=Fukuda
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Amane
|S2 Player(s) 2=Saeki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uezono
|S2 Score=0 - 6
|S2 Winner=Saeki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Shudou
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tsukaoka
|S1 Score=1 - 6
|S1 Winner=Shudou}}
{{AddMatch
|Team 2=Kyouyou
|Team 1=Aihara First
|D2 Player(s) 2=Odagiri/Sakairi
|D2 Player(s) 1=Fukuhara/Inaba
|D2 Score=3 - 6
|D2 Winner=Odagiri/Sakairi
|D1 Player(s) 2=Okabayashi/Rinzaki
|D1 Player(s) 1=Kamijou/Watanabe
|D1 Score=4 - 6
|D1 Winner=Okabayashi/Rinzaki
|S3 Player(s) 2=Hamamoto
|S3 Player(s) 1=Amakasu
|S3 Score=7 - 5
|S3 Winner=Amakasu
|S2 Player(s) 2=Isozaki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Narahashi
|S2 Score=6 - 7
|S2 Winner=Isozaki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Nakazato
|S1 Player(s) 1=Nagoya
|S1 Score=3 - 6
|S1 Winner=Nakazato}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Jousei Shounan
|Team 2=Midoriyama
|D2 Player(s) 1=Hiraou/Nakada
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kitamura/Takase
|D2 Score=2 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kitamura/Takase
|D1 Player(s) 1=Oshiayu/Sakaono
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kongawa/Tsuta
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Kongawa/Tsuta
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kongouji
|S3 Player(s) 2=Habu
|S3 Score=6 - 4
|S3 Winner=Kongouji
|S2 Player(s) 1=Mikami
|S2 Player(s) 2=Minamoto
|S2 Score=6 - 3
|S2 Winner=Mikami
|S1 Player(s) 1=Kajimoto
|S1 Player(s) 2=Kiraku
|S1 Score=6 - 7
|S1 Winner=Kiraku}}
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!|[[Ginka]] vs. [[Rikkaidai]]
|-
| Ginka retires
|}
|D2 Player(s) 1=N/A
|D2 Player(s) 2=Retired
|D2 Score=N/A
|D2 Winner=Retired
|D1 Player(s) 1= N/A
|D1 Player(s) 2=Retired
|D1 Score=N/A
|D1 Winner=Retired
|S3 Player(s) 1=N/A
|S3 Player(s) 2=Retired
|S3 Score=N/A
|S3 Winner=Retired
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

===Quarterfinals<ref name="fet" />===
<div class="noP">{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Nashikari
|Team 2=Rikkaidai
|D2 Player(s) 1=Wakabayashi/Yokoyama
|D2 Player(s) 2=Jackal/Marui
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Jackal/Marui
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ichimiya/Ueno
|D1 Player(s) 2=Niou/Yagyuu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Niou/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Shinagawa
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kirihara
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 1=Urawa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Yanagi
|S2 Score=not played
|S2 Winner=not played
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tomoda
|S1 Player(s) 2=Sanada
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=not played
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=
|R Winner= }}

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Yamabuki
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mori/Uchimura
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kita/Nitobe
|D2 Score=7 - 6
|D2 Winner=Mori/Uchimura
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Higashikata/Minami
|D1 Score=4 - 6
|D1 Winner=Higashikata/Minami
|S3 Player(s) 1=Ibu
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikiori
|S3 Score=6 - 1
|S3 Winner=Ibu
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kamio
|S2 Player(s) 2=Sengoku
|S2 Score=7 - 6
|S2 Winner=Kamio
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S1 Player(s) 2=Muromachi
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=not played
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Kyouyou 
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Hamamoto/Okabayashi Last Name/Last Name
|D2 Player(s) 2=Itsuki/Shudou
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Itsuki/Shudou
|D1 Player(s) 1=Isozaki/Odagiri
|D1 Player(s) 2=Amane/Kisarazu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Amane/Kisarazu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Nakazato
|S3 Player(s) 2=Saeki
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Saeki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Rinzaki
|S2 Player(s) 2=Kurobane
|S2 Score=not played
|S2 Winner=not played
|S1 Player(s) 1=Sakairi
|S1 Player(s) 2=Aoi
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=not played
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Midoriyama
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Kitamura/Takase 
|D2 Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Inui/Kaidou
|D1 Player(s) 1=Habu/Minamoto
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kiraku
|S3 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S3 Score=1 - 6
|S3 Winner=Echizen
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kongawa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Kawamura
|S2 Score=not played
|S2 Winner=not played
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tsuta
|S1 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=not played
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

===Semifinals<ref name="fet" />===
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Rikkaidai
|D2 Player(s) 1=Kamio/Ibu
|D2 Player(s) 2=Sanada/Yanagi
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Sanada/Yanagi
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Jackal/Yagyuu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Jackal/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kirihara
|S3 Score=1 - 6
|S3 Winner=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uchimura
|S2 Player(s) 2=Marui
|S2 Score=not played
|S2 Winner=not played
|S1 Player(s) 1=Mori
|S1 Player(s) 2=Niou
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=not played
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rokkaku
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Amane/Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 7
|D2 Winner=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Itsuki/Saeki
|D1 Player(s) 2=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|S3 Player(s) 1=Aoi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kaidou
|S3 Score=5 - 7
|S3 Winner=Kaidou
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kisarazu R.
|S2 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S2 Score=not played
|S2 Winner=not played
|S1 Player(s) 1=Shudou
|S1 Player(s) 2=Inui
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=not played
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div></div>

===Finals<ref name="fet" />===
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rikkaidai
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Jackal/Marui
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kaidou/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 1
|D2 Winner=Jackal/Marui
|D1 Player(s) 1=Niou/Yagyuu
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Ooishi
|D1 Score=6 - 4
|D1 Winner=Niou/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Yanagi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Inui
|S3 Score=6 - 7 <br>(29 - 31)
|S3 Winner=Inui
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S2 Score=5 - 7
|S2 Winner=Fuji S.
|S1 Player(s) 1=Sanada
|S1 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S1 Score=5 - 7
|S1 Winner=Echizen
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

===Third Place<ref>[http://fet.fudomine.org/index.php?tachibana Prince of Tennis - Tachibana Kippei]</ref>===
</div>
Overall, Fudoumine defeats Rokkaku 3 - 2. Only one match result is known.
<div class="noP">
{{Match Results
|Tournament=Kantou Tournament
|Position=S1
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|Player(s) 2=Saeki
|Score=6 - 2
|Winner=Tachibana
|Episode=N/A
|Chapter=N/A}}

==Differences between the anime and manga==

===Quarterfinals===
</div>
Anime only:
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Jousei Shounan
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Tanaka K./Tanaka Y.
|D2 Player(s) 2=Momoshiro/Inui
|D2 Score=4 - 5
|D2 Winner=Tanaka K./Tanaka Y.
|D1 Player(s) 1=Kiriyama/Oota
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Ooishi
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Kikumaru/Ooishi
|S3 Player(s) 1=Wakato
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kaidou
|S3 Score=6 - 7
|S3 Winner=Kaidou
|S2 Player(s) 1=Shinjou
|S2 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S2 Score=4 - 6
|S2 Winner=Echizen
|S1 Player(s) 1=Kajimoto
|S1 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

===Semifinal===
Anime only:
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rokkaku
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Amane/Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 7
|D2 Winner=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Itsuki/Saeki
|D1 Player(s) 2=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|D1 Score=2 - 6
|D1 Winner=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|S3 Player(s) 1=Aoi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S3 Score=4 - 6
|S3 Winner=Echizen (anime only)
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

==References==
<references />

Kantou Tournament

2020-08-30T15:34:08Z

Timo: Sort names alphabetically

[[Category:Matches]][[Category:Kantou]][[Category:Tournaments]][[Category:Arcs]]
{|class="wikitable fullwmobile" style="float:right;margin-left:10px;font-size:0.9em;width:350px;"
|colspan="2"|[[File:Kantou Tournament.jpg|350px]]
|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Kantou Tournament</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Winner
|style="width:70%;"|[[Seigaku]]
|-
! Arcs
|<span></span>
* [[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Midoriyama Arc]] (manga only)
* [[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]] (anime only)
* [[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Rikkaidai Arc]]
|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Anime</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Start
|style="width:70%;"|Episode 000
|-
!End
|Episode 000
|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Manga</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Start
|style="width:70%;"|Genius 000
|-
!End
|Genius 000
|}

The '''Kantou Tournament''' is the second of the three official tennis tournaments in ''Prince of Tennis''. It is won by [[Seishun Academy Middle School]].

In the tournament, [[Seigaku]] faces [[Hyoutei]], [[Midoriyama]] (manga only)/[[Jousei Shounan]] (anime only), [[Rokkaku Middle School|Rokkaku]], and [[Rikkai University Middle School|Rikkaidai]] in the final. The top 4(?) schools advanced to [[National Tournament|Nationals]].

See the list of other schools participating [[Kantou Schools|here.]]

==Match Results==

===Round 1<ref name="fet">[http://fet.fudomine.org/index.php?ktb08 Prince of Tennis - Kantou Regional Tournament Bracket (2008)]</ref>===
<div class="noP">{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Hyoutei
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mukahi/Oshitari
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=4 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Shishido/Ootori
|D1 Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou
|D1 Score=6 - 3
|D1 Winner=Shishido/Ootori
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kabaji
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kawamura
|S3 Score=2 - 2 (no game)
|S3 Winner=no game
|S2 Player(s) 1=Akutagawa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S2 Score=1 - 6
|S2 Winner=Fuji S.
|S1 Player(s) 1=Atobe
|S1 Player(s) 2=Tezuka
|S1 Score=7 - 6 (37 - 35)
|S1 Winner=Atobe
|R Player(s) 1=Hiyoshi
|R Player(s) 2=Echizen
|R Score=4 - 6
|R Winner=Echizen}}
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Itoguruma
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mori/Uchimura
|D2 Player(s) 2=Ooizumi/Koyanagi
|D2 Score=6 - 1
|D2 Winner=Mori/Uchimura
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Okamoto/Yamatani
|D1 Score=6 - 1
|D1 Winner=Ishida/Sakurai
|S3 Player(s) 1=Ibu
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikawa
|S3 Score=6 - 1
|S3 Winner=Ibu
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kamio
|S2 Player(s) 2=Moriyama
|S2 Score=6 - 2
|S2 Winner=Kamio
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S1 Player(s) 2=Ueda
|S1 Score=6 - 0
|S1 Winner=Tachibana
}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Kasumi Fourth
|Team 2=Nashikari
|D2 Player(s) 1=Ayukawa/Karube
|D2 Player(s) 2=Ichimiya/Shinagawa
|D2 Score=4 - 6
|D2 Winner=Ichimiya/Shinagawa
|D1 Player(s) 1=Hiyori/Hoshino
|D1 Player(s) 2=Tomoda/Wakabayashi
|D1 Score=2 - 6
|D1 Winner=Tomoda/Wakabayashi
|S3 Player(s) 1=Shindou
|S3 Player(s) 2=Urawa
|S3 Score=3 - 6
|S3 Winner=Urawa
|S2 Player(s) 1=Yuasa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Yokoyama
|S2 Score=4 - 6
|S2 Winner=Yokoyama
|S1 Player(s) 1=Hazuki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Ueno
|S1 Score=5 - 7
|S1 Winner=Ueno}}{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Ikari
|Team 2=Yamabuki
|D2 Player(s) 1=Nagayama/Yoshida
|D2 Player(s) 2=Higashikata/Minami
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Higashikata/Minami
|D1 Player(s) 1=Tanabe/Saitou
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kita/Nitobe
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Kita/Nitobe
|S3 Player(s) 1=Itou
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikiori
|S3 Score=4 - 6
|S3 Winner=Nishikiori
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uchiyama
|S2 Player(s) 2=Sengoku
|S2 Score=2 - 6
|S2 Winner=Sengoku
|S1 Player(s) 1=Asano
|S1 Player(s) 2=Muromachi (defaults)
|S1 Score=default
|S1 Winner=Asano}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>{{AddMatch
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|Team 1=Ooguchi South
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kisarazu R./Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 1=Endou/Oomiya
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kisarazu R./Kurobane
|D1 Player(s) 2= Aoi/Itsuki
|D1 Player(s) 1=Akashi/Sunaga
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Aoi/Itsuki
|S3 Player(s) 2=Amane
|S3 Player(s) 1=Fukuda
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Amane
|S2 Player(s) 2=Saeki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uezono
|S2 Score=0 - 6
|S2 Winner=Saeki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Shudou
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tsukaoka
|S1 Score=1 - 6
|S1 Winner=Shudou}}
{{AddMatch
|Team 2=Kyouyou
|Team 1=Aihara First
|D2 Player(s) 2=Odagiri/Sakairi
|D2 Player(s) 1=Fukuhara/Inaba
|D2 Score=3 - 6
|D2 Winner=Odagiri/Sakairi
|D1 Player(s) 2=Okabayashi/Rinzaki
|D1 Player(s) 1=Kamijou/Watanabe
|D1 Score=4 - 6
|D1 Winner=Okabayashi/Rinzaki
|S3 Player(s) 2=Hamamoto
|S3 Player(s) 1=Amakasu
|S3 Score=7 - 5
|S3 Winner=Amakasu
|S2 Player(s) 2=Isozaki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Narahashi
|S2 Score=6 - 7
|S2 Winner=Isozaki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Nakazato
|S1 Player(s) 1=Nagoya
|S1 Score=3 - 6
|S1 Winner=Nakazato}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Jousei Shounan
|Team 2=Midoriyama
|D2 Player(s) 1=Hiraou/Nakada
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kitamura/Takase
|D2 Score=2 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kitamura/Takase
|D1 Player(s) 1=Oshiayu/Sakaono
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kongawa/Tsuta
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Kongawa/Tsuta
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kongouji
|S3 Player(s) 2=Habu
|S3 Score=6 - 4
|S3 Winner=Kongouji
|S2 Player(s) 1=Mikami
|S2 Player(s) 2=Minamoto
|S2 Score=6 - 3
|S2 Winner=Mikami
|S1 Player(s) 1=Kajimoto
|S1 Player(s) 2=Kiraku
|S1 Score=6 - 7
|S1 Winner=Kiraku}}
{|class="wikitable fullwmobile" style="width:350px;float:left;"
!|[[Ginka]] vs. [[Rikkaidai]]
|-
| Ginka retires
|}
|D2 Player(s) 1=N/A
|D2 Player(s) 2=Retired
|D2 Score=N/A
|D2 Winner=Retired
|D1 Player(s) 1= N/A
|D1 Player(s) 2=Retired
|D1 Score=N/A
|D1 Winner=Retired
|S3 Player(s) 1=N/A
|S3 Player(s) 2=Retired
|S3 Score=N/A
|S3 Winner=Retired
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

===Quarterfinals<ref name="fet" />===
<div class="noP">{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Nashikari
|Team 2=Rikkaidai
|D2 Player(s) 1=Wakabayashi/Yokoyama
|D2 Player(s) 2=Jackal/Marui
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Jackal/Marui
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ichimiya/Ueno
|D1 Player(s) 2=Niou/Yagyuu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Niou/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Shinagawa
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kirihara
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=
|R Winner= }}

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Yamabuki
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mori/Uchimura
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kita/Nitobe
|D2 Score=7 - 6
|D2 Winner=Mori/Uchimura
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Higashikata/Minami
|D1 Score=4 - 6
|D1 Winner=Higashikata/Minami
|S3 Player(s) 1=Ibu
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikiori
|S3 Score=6 - 1
|S3 Winner=Ibu
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kamio
|S2 Player(s) 2=Sengoku
|S2 Score=7 - 6
|S2 Winner=Kamio
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Kyouyou 
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Hamamoto/Okabayashi Last Name/Last Name
|D2 Player(s) 2=Itsuki/Shudou
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Itsuki/Shudou
|D1 Player(s) 1=Isozaki/Odagiri
|D1 Player(s) 2=Amane/Kisarazu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Amane/Kisarazu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Nakazato
|S3 Player(s) 2=Saeki
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Saeki
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Midoriyama
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Kitamura/Takase 
|D2 Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Inui/Kaidou
|D1 Player(s) 1=Habu/Minamoto
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kiraku
|S3 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S3 Score=1 - 6
|S3 Winner=Echizen
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
===Semifinals<ref name="fet" />===
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Rikkaidai
|D2 Player(s) 1=Kamio/Ibu
|D2 Player(s) 2=Sanada/Yanagi
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Sanada/Yanagi
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Jackal/Yagyuu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Jackal/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kirihara
|S3 Score=1 - 6
|S3 Winner=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rokkaku
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Amane/Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 7
|D2 Winner=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Itsuki/Saeki
|D1 Player(s) 2=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|S3 Player(s) 1=Aoi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kaidou
|S3 Score=5 - 7
|S3 Winner=Kaidou
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div></div>

===Finals<ref name="fet" />===
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rikkaidai
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Jackal/Marui
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kaidou/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 1
|D2 Winner=Jackal/Marui
|D1 Player(s) 1=Niou/Yagyuu
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Ooishi
|D1 Score=6 - 4
|D1 Winner=Niou/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Yanagi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Inui
|S3 Score=6 - 7 (29 - 31)
|S3 Winner=Inui
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S2 Score=5 - 7
|S2 Winner=Fuji S.
|S1 Player(s) 1=Sanada
|S1 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S1 Score=5 - 7
|S1 Winner=Echizen
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

===Third Place<ref>[http://fet.fudomine.org/index.php?tachibana Prince of Tennis - Tachibana Kippei]</ref>===
</div>
Overall, Fudoumine defeats Rokkaku 3 - 2. Only one match result is known.
<div class="noP">
{{Match Results
|Tournament=Kantou Tournament
|Position=S1
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|Player(s) 2=Saeki
|Score=6 - 2
|Winner=Tachibana
|Episode=N/A
|Chapter=N/A}}

==Differences between the anime and manga==

===Quarterfinals===
</div>
Anime only:
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Jousei Shounan
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Tanaka/Tanaka
|D2 Player(s) 2=Inui/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=4 - 5
|D2 Winner=Tanaka/Tanaka
|D1 Player(s) 1=Kiriyama/Oota
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Oishi
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Kikumaru/Oishi
|S3 Player(s) 1=Wakato
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kaidou
|S3 Score=6 - 7
|S3 Winner=Kaidou
|S2 Player(s) 1=Shinjou
|S2 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S2 Score=4 - 6
|S2 Winner=Echizen
|S1 Player(s) 1=Kajimoto
|S1 Player(s) 2=Fuji
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>


==References==
<references />

Kantou Tournament

2020-08-30T15:32:11Z

Timo: Add results for Jousei Shounan vs. Seigaku (anime only)

[[Category:Matches]][[Category:Kantou]][[Category:Tournaments]][[Category:Arcs]]
{|class="wikitable fullwmobile" style="float:right;margin-left:10px;font-size:0.9em;width:350px;"
|colspan="2"|[[File:Kantou Tournament.jpg|350px]]
|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Kantou Tournament</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Winner
|style="width:70%;"|[[Seigaku]]
|-
! Arcs
|<span></span>
* [[Preparing for the Kantou Tournament Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Hyoutei Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Midoriyama Arc]] (manga only)
* [[Kantou Tournament - Jousei Shounan Arc]] (anime only)
* [[Kantou Tournament - Rokkaku Arc]]
* [[Kantou Tournament - Rikkaidai Arc]]
|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Anime</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Start
|style="width:70%;"|Episode 000
|-
!End
|Episode 000
|-
!colspan="2"|<center>Manga</center>
|-
!style="width:30%;"|Start
|style="width:70%;"|Genius 000
|-
!End
|Genius 000
|}

The '''Kantou Tournament''' is the second of the three official tennis tournaments in ''Prince of Tennis''. It is won by [[Seishun Academy Middle School]].

In the tournament, [[Seigaku]] faces [[Hyoutei]], [[Midoriyama]] (manga only)/[[Jousei Shounan]] (anime only), [[Rokkaku Middle School|Rokkaku]], and [[Rikkai University Middle School|Rikkaidai]] in the final. The top 4(?) schools advanced to [[National Tournament|Nationals]].

See the list of other schools participating [[Kantou Schools|here.]]

==Match Results==

===Round 1<ref name="fet">[http://fet.fudomine.org/index.php?ktb08 Prince of Tennis - Kantou Regional Tournament Bracket (2008)]</ref>===
<div class="noP">{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Hyoutei
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mukahi/Oshitari
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=4 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Shishido/Ootori
|D1 Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou
|D1 Score=6 - 3
|D1 Winner=Shishido/Ootori
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kabaji
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kawamura
|S3 Score=2 - 2 (no game)
|S3 Winner=no game
|S2 Player(s) 1=Akutagawa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S2 Score=1 - 6
|S2 Winner=Fuji S.
|S1 Player(s) 1=Atobe
|S1 Player(s) 2=Tezuka
|S1 Score=7 - 6 (37 - 35)
|S1 Winner=Atobe
|R Player(s) 1=Hiyoshi
|R Player(s) 2=Echizen
|R Score=4 - 6
|R Winner=Echizen}}
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Itoguruma
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mori/Uchimura
|D2 Player(s) 2=Ooizumi/Koyanagi
|D2 Score=6 - 1
|D2 Winner=Mori/Uchimura
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Okamoto/Yamatani
|D1 Score=6 - 1
|D1 Winner=Ishida/Sakurai
|S3 Player(s) 1=Ibu
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikawa
|S3 Score=6 - 1
|S3 Winner=Ibu
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kamio
|S2 Player(s) 2=Moriyama
|S2 Score=6 - 2
|S2 Winner=Kamio
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S1 Player(s) 2=Ueda
|S1 Score=6 - 0
|S1 Winner=Tachibana
}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Kasumi Fourth
|Team 2=Nashikari
|D2 Player(s) 1=Ayukawa/Karube
|D2 Player(s) 2=Ichimiya/Shinagawa
|D2 Score=4 - 6
|D2 Winner=Ichimiya/Shinagawa
|D1 Player(s) 1=Hiyori/Hoshino
|D1 Player(s) 2=Tomoda/Wakabayashi
|D1 Score=2 - 6
|D1 Winner=Tomoda/Wakabayashi
|S3 Player(s) 1=Shindou
|S3 Player(s) 2=Urawa
|S3 Score=3 - 6
|S3 Winner=Urawa
|S2 Player(s) 1=Yuasa
|S2 Player(s) 2=Yokoyama
|S2 Score=4 - 6
|S2 Winner=Yokoyama
|S1 Player(s) 1=Hazuki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Ueno
|S1 Score=5 - 7
|S1 Winner=Ueno}}{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Ikari
|Team 2=Yamabuki
|D2 Player(s) 1=Nagayama/Yoshida
|D2 Player(s) 2=Higashikata/Minami
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Higashikata/Minami
|D1 Player(s) 1=Tanabe/Saitou
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kita/Nitobe
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Kita/Nitobe
|S3 Player(s) 1=Itou
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikiori
|S3 Score=4 - 6
|S3 Winner=Nishikiori
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uchiyama
|S2 Player(s) 2=Sengoku
|S2 Score=2 - 6
|S2 Winner=Sengoku
|S1 Player(s) 1=Asano
|S1 Player(s) 2=Muromachi (defaults)
|S1 Score=default
|S1 Winner=Asano}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>{{AddMatch
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|Team 1=Ooguchi South
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kisarazu R./Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 1=Endou/Oomiya
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kisarazu R./Kurobane
|D1 Player(s) 2= Aoi/Itsuki
|D1 Player(s) 1=Akashi/Sunaga
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Aoi/Itsuki
|S3 Player(s) 2=Amane
|S3 Player(s) 1=Fukuda
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Amane
|S2 Player(s) 2=Saeki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Uezono
|S2 Score=0 - 6
|S2 Winner=Saeki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Shudou
|S1 Player(s) 1=Tsukaoka
|S1 Score=1 - 6
|S1 Winner=Shudou}}
{{AddMatch
|Team 2=Kyouyou
|Team 1=Aihara First
|D2 Player(s) 2=Odagiri/Sakairi
|D2 Player(s) 1=Fukuhara/Inaba
|D2 Score=3 - 6
|D2 Winner=Odagiri/Sakairi
|D1 Player(s) 2=Okabayashi/Rinzaki
|D1 Player(s) 1=Kamijou/Watanabe
|D1 Score=4 - 6
|D1 Winner=Okabayashi/Rinzaki
|S3 Player(s) 2=Hamamoto
|S3 Player(s) 1=Amakasu
|S3 Score=7 - 5
|S3 Winner=Amakasu
|S2 Player(s) 2=Isozaki
|S2 Player(s) 1=Narahashi
|S2 Score=6 - 7
|S2 Winner=Isozaki
|S1 Player(s) 2=Nakazato
|S1 Player(s) 1=Nagoya
|S1 Score=3 - 6
|S1 Winner=Nakazato}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Jousei Shounan
|Team 2=Midoriyama
|D2 Player(s) 1=Hiraou/Nakada
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kitamura/Takase
|D2 Score=2 - 6
|D2 Winner=Kitamura/Takase
|D1 Player(s) 1=Oshiayu/Sakaono
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kongawa/Tsuta
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Kongawa/Tsuta
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kongouji
|S3 Player(s) 2=Habu
|S3 Score=6 - 4
|S3 Winner=Kongouji
|S2 Player(s) 1=Mikami
|S2 Player(s) 2=Minamoto
|S2 Score=6 - 3
|S2 Winner=Mikami
|S1 Player(s) 1=Kajimoto
|S1 Player(s) 2=Kiraku
|S1 Score=6 - 7
|S1 Winner=Kiraku}}
{|class="wikitable fullwmobile" style="width:350px;float:left;"
!|[[Ginka]] vs. [[Rikkaidai]]
|-
| Ginka retires
|}
|D2 Player(s) 1=N/A
|D2 Player(s) 2=Retired
|D2 Score=N/A
|D2 Winner=Retired
|D1 Player(s) 1= N/A
|D1 Player(s) 2=Retired
|D1 Score=N/A
|D1 Winner=Retired
|S3 Player(s) 1=N/A
|S3 Player(s) 2=Retired
|S3 Score=N/A
|S3 Winner=Retired
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=}}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

===Quarterfinals<ref name="fet" />===
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|Team 1=Nashikari
|Team 2=Rikkaidai
|D2 Player(s) 1=Wakabayashi/Yokoyama
|D2 Player(s) 2=Jackal/Marui
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Jackal/Marui
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ichimiya/Ueno
|D1 Player(s) 2=Niou/Yagyuu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Niou/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Shinagawa
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kirihara
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=
|R Winner= }}

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Yamabuki
|D2 Player(s) 1=Mori/Uchimura
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kita/Nitobe
|D2 Score=7 - 6
|D2 Winner=Mori/Uchimura
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Higashikata/Minami
|D1 Score=4 - 6
|D1 Winner=Higashikata/Minami
|S3 Player(s) 1=Ibu
|S3 Player(s) 2=Nishikiori
|S3 Score=6 - 1
|S3 Winner=Ibu
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kamio
|S2 Player(s) 2=Sengoku
|S2 Score=7 - 6
|S2 Winner=Kamio
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Kyouyou 
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Hamamoto/Okabayashi Last Name/Last Name
|D2 Player(s) 2=Itsuki/Shudou
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Itsuki/Shudou
|D1 Player(s) 1=Isozaki/Odagiri
|D1 Player(s) 2=Amane/Kisarazu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Amane/Kisarazu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Nakazato
|S3 Player(s) 2=Saeki
|S3 Score=0 - 6
|S3 Winner=Saeki
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}

{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Midoriyama
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Kitamura/Takase 
|D2 Player(s) 2=Inui/Kaidou
|D2 Score=1 - 6
|D2 Winner=Inui/Kaidou
|D1 Player(s) 1=Habu/Minamoto
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Kikumaru/Momoshiro
|S3 Player(s) 1=Kiraku
|S3 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S3 Score=1 - 6
|S3 Winner=Echizen
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
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|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
===Semifinals<ref name="fet" />===
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Rikkaidai
|D2 Player(s) 1=Kamio/Ibu
|D2 Player(s) 2=Sanada/Yanagi
|D2 Score=0 - 6
|D2 Winner=Sanada/Yanagi
|D1 Player(s) 1=Ishida/Sakurai
|D1 Player(s) 2=Jackal/Yagyuu
|D1 Score=0 - 6
|D1 Winner=Jackal/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kirihara
|S3 Score=1 - 6
|S3 Winner=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rokkaku
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Amane/Kurobane
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 7
|D2 Winner=Kawamura/Momoshiro
|D1 Player(s) 1=Itsuki/Saeki
|D1 Player(s) 2=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|D1 Score=3 - 6
|D1 Winner=Fuji S./Kikumaru
|S3 Player(s) 1=Aoi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kaidou
|S3 Score=5 - 7
|S3 Winner=Kaidou
|S2 Player(s) 1=
|S2 Player(s) 2=
|S2 Score=# - #
|S2 Winner=
|S1 Player(s) 1=
|S1 Player(s) 2=
|S1 Score=# - #
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
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===Finals<ref name="fet" />===
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Rikkaidai
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Jackal/Marui
|D2 Player(s) 2=Kaidou/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=6 - 1
|D2 Winner=Jackal/Marui
|D1 Player(s) 1=Niou/Yagyuu
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Ooishi
|D1 Score=6 - 4
|D1 Winner=Niou/Yagyuu
|S3 Player(s) 1=Yanagi
|S3 Player(s) 2=Inui
|S3 Score=6 - 7 (29 - 31)
|S3 Winner=Inui
|S2 Player(s) 1=Kirihara
|S2 Player(s) 2=Fuji S.
|S2 Score=5 - 7
|S2 Winner=Fuji S.
|S1 Player(s) 1=Sanada
|S1 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S1 Score=5 - 7
|S1 Winner=Echizen
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>

===Third Place<ref>[http://fet.fudomine.org/index.php?tachibana Prince of Tennis - Tachibana Kippei]</ref>===
</div>
Overall, Fudoumine defeats Rokkaku 3 - 2. Only one match result is known.
<div class="noP">
{{Match Results
|Tournament=Kantou Tournament
|Position=S1
|Team 1=Fudoumine
|Team 2=Rokkaku
|Player(s) 1=Tachibana
|Player(s) 2=Saeki
|Score=6 - 2
|Winner=Tachibana
|Episode=N/A
|Chapter=N/A}}

==Differences between the anime and manga==

===Quarterfinals===
</div>
Anime only:
<div class="noP">
{{AddMatch
|Team 1=Jousei Shounan
|Team 2=Seigaku
|D2 Player(s) 1=Tanaka/Tanaka
|D2 Player(s) 2=Inui/Momoshiro
|D2 Score=4 - 5
|D2 Winner=Tanaka/Tanaka
|D1 Player(s) 1=Oota/Kiriyama
|D1 Player(s) 2=Kikumaru/Oishi
|D1 Score=5 - 7
|D1 Winner=Kikumaru/Oishi
|S3 Player(s) 1=Wakato
|S3 Player(s) 2=Kaidou
|S3 Score=6 - 7
|S3 Winner=Kaidou
|S2 Player(s) 1=Shinjou
|S2 Player(s) 2=Echizen
|S2 Score=4 - 6
|S2 Winner=Echizen
|S1 Player(s) 1=Kajimoto
|S1 Player(s) 2=Fuji
|S1 Score=not played
|S1 Winner=
|R Player(s) 1=
|R Player(s) 2=
|R Score=# - #
|R Winner= }}
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>


==References==
<references />

Episode Guide

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Episode Guide

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Episode Guide

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Episode Guide

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Timo: Add summaries for episodes 76-81

Kaidou Kaoru

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[[Category: Characters]] [[Category: Seigaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Kaidou Kaoru
|Kanji=海堂薫
|Kana=かいどうかおる
|AnimeImg=KaidoKaoru.jpg
|MangaImg=KaidoKaoruManga.jpg
|Gender=male
|AgePOT=14
|AgeNPOT=
|Birthday=May 11
|Astrology=Taurus
|HeightPOT=173 cm
|HeightNPOT=174 cm<ref name ="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
|WeightPOT=57 kg
|WeightNPOT=
|Blood Type=B
|Dominant Arm=right
|Eyesight=1.5 (both eyes)
|Shoe Size=26.5 cm
|Family=<span></span>
*[[Kaidou Shibuki]] (Father)
*[[Kaidou Hozumi]] (Mother)
*[[Kaidou Hazue]] (Younger Brother)
|Nicknames=<span></span>
*Bandanna-Kun (by [[Konjiki Koharu]]
*Mamushi (Viper)

|School=[[Seigaku]]
|Year=2nd Year
|Class=7
|Seat=4
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=English
|Worst Subjects=<span></span>
*Mathematics
*Science
|Former School=

|Club Position=Regular
|Play Style=Counter Puncher
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
*[[Inui Sadaharu]]
*[[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
*[[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]
|Shoes=PUMA (Cell Factor PT06340067)
|Racket=HEAD (Ti.S7)

|MangaDebut=<span></span>
*Genius 4
*Golden Age 1
|AnimeDebut=Episode 3
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohei_Kiyasu Kohei Kiyasu]
|VoiceEN=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lodge_(voice_actor) David Lodge]
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naoya_Gomoto Gomoto Naoya] (1st)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kosuke_Kujirai Kujirai Kousuke] (2nd/3rd)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tomo_Yanagishita Yanagishita Tomo] (3rd/4th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%B9%B3%E7%94%B0%E8%A3%95%E4%B8%80%E9%83%8E Hirata Yuuichiro] (4th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9E%97%E6%98%8E%E5%AF%9B Hayashi Akihiro] (5th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%B1%A0%E5%B2%A1%E4%BA%AE%E4%BB%8B Ikeoka Ryosuke] (6th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%9C%A8%E6%9D%91%E9%81%94%E6%88%90 Kimura Tatsunari] (7th)
*[https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E4%BD%90%E5%A5%88%E5%AE%8F%E7%B4%80 Sana Hiroki] (8th)
}}

'''Kaidou Kaoru''' (<ruby><rb>海堂薫</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>かいどうかおる</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 2nd year student at [[Seigaku]]. He is a tenacious player known for his stamina, long reach and signature [[Snake]] shots. He is mentored by [[Inui Sadaharu]] and holds a rivalry with [[Momoshiro Takeshi]].

==Kaidou Kaoru==

===Appearance===
Kaidou is notable for the bandanna he wears, which ranges from several colors and patterns. In the Anime, he is shown to primarily wear a green bandanna with white patterns (orange in his earlier appearances), while in the manga and video games he wears a blue and black-printed bandanna. His arms and legs are stated to be unusually long, which allows him to perform his curving Snake shots.

===Daily School Life===
* 05:00 - Wakes up, roadwork
* 06:00 - Breakfast (handmade soba and fruits)
* 06:50 - Goes to school for morning practice
* 08:20 - Cleans the teacher's desk, etc. on his day shift
* 08:40 - 1st Period: Science II - Astronomy
* 09:40 - 2nd Period: Physical Education - Short Distance Run
* 10:30 - Runs in schoolyard during break
* 11:00 - 3rd Period: Japanese - Modern Literature
* 12:00 - 4th Period: Home Economics - Sewing (Apron)
* 12:50 - Lunch Break: Multi-tier bento (Hollandaise sauce on Ise-ebi lobster)
* 13:00 - Muscle training in weight room
* 13:20 - 5th Period: Mathematics II
* 14:20 - 5th Period: Sociology - Civics
* 16:00 - Club Activities - Basics practice
* 18:00 - Goes home, dinner, bath
* 19:00 - Cleans his room, irons his shirt
* 20:30 - Watches DVD "Arctic Continent - Ecology of the Polar Bear"
* 21:00 - After training in his room, roadwork
* 01:00 - Goes to bed after light shower

===Personality===
Kaidou is serious and unsociable, earning him the nickname "Mamushi" for his viper-like play style and behavior. He is often misunderstood or feared by others due to his tough appearance and unsettling nature. However, underneath his fierce exterior, he is shown to be shy, hard-working and polite.

He also holds strong sense of justice and cares for the people close to him, such as the regular members of [[Seigaku]], and would go as far as getting hit to protect [[Echizen Ryoma]] from a flying ball<ref>Prince of Tennis: Episode 163</ref> or carry an injured [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] up a cliff.<ref>New Prince of Tennis: Golden age 17</ref>

Among the Seigaku regulars, Kaidou is known take great efforts in training to push himself to perform beyond his limits. This is shown in his daily training schedule, which is noted to be three times more than a regular load <ref>Prince of Tennis, Genius33</ref>. This also reflects in his personality, where he holds a strong mentality of persevering even in the most dire situations and will selflessly withstand harsh conditions to bring victory to his team and friends.

Kaidou also has a soft spot for cute animals such as cats and dogs, however he is often ignored or disliked by them.

====Personal====
* Hobbies: Marathons, Bandanna collecting
* Spends His Allowance On: Training equipment
* Most Wanted Item/Thing: New training equipment, National Tournament second consecutive victory <ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
* Skills Outside of Tennis: Household chores
* Father's Occupation: Company Employee (Bank)
* Things he's bad at/with: Monsters, ghosts
* Daily Routine: Roadwork, Cleaning his room
* Random Fact: Distance run a day: 25km<ref name ="New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
* Routine During Tournament: Sends postcards to family<ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>

====Preferences====
* Food(s): Yam soba (zaru), Yogurt, 100% Fruit Juice
* Color(s): Blue
* Motto(s): "In for a penny, in for a pound"(<ruby><rb>毒を食らわば皿まで</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>どくをくらわばさらまで</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>), "Slow but steady wins the race"<ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref> (<ruby><rb>雨垂れ石を穿つ</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>あまだれいしをうがつ</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>)
* Movie(s): Japanese movies
* Book(s): Japanese literature (Meiji Era)
* Music: Japanese musical instruments
* Type of Person: Someone who eats deliciously
* Date Spot: Zoo (wants to see the polar bears)
* Most Visited Spot on Campus: Weight room

===Biography===

====Prior to the events of the main story====
Upon entering Seigaku as a first year student, he was able to talk to [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] for the first time. The two later became rivals in Seigaku's tennis club, where they would often compete to surpass each other.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>

He also participated in the Newcomers Tournament against an unnamed opponent. Although he lost the match, he was able to hit his first [[Snake]] shot.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>

====Intra-School Ranking Tournament====
As one of Seigaku's regular members, Kaidou is the first serious opponent [[Echizen Ryoma]] faces during the Seigaku's Ranking Tournament. [[Kachiro Kato]] reveals a recording of one of Kaidou's prior matches, showing his extreme play that causes the other first years, [[Horio Satoshi]] and [[Mizuno Katsuo]], to fear for Echizen's next match. Despite the concerns of his peers, Echizen remains unaffected and proceeds to the match against Kaidou. Early on, the match advances in favor of Kaidou due to his strategy to drain Echizen's stamina through his [[Snake]] shot, which forces Echizen to repeatedly run to both ends of the court. However, as the match continues, Kaidou is shown to become increasingly exhausted while hitting Echizen's returns that seemingly became stronger and faster to him. It is revealed by [[Inui Sadaharu]] that Echizen had aimed his returns at Kaidou's feet, resulting in Kaidou being forced to bend low to return the shot and using 2-3 times the normal strength, causing him to lose more stamina. In the end, Kaidou fell for Echizen's strategy and loses the match 6-4.

Despite losing against Echizen, Kaidou was able to retain his regular spot by beating [[Inui Sadaharu]] 7-5.

====Districts====
Seigaku, being favored as the first seed, advances to the finals after defeating [[Gyokurin]] in the quarterfinals and Mizu no Fuchi in the semi-finals, where Kaidou is placed in Singles 3 for both rounds and wins both matches 6-0.

In the finals, instead of facing the second seed [[Kakinoki]] as anticipated, Seigaku instead faces the unseeded [[Fudoumine Middle School]]. Kaidou is placed in Singles 3 against [[Kamio Akira]]. The match starts with Kamio provoking Kaidou by calling him "Viper," causing Kaidou to lash out at him in irritation by swinging his racket. He is quickly reprimanded by [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]], and the match begins after the two teams apologize to one another.

Throughout the early stages of the match, Kamio shows incredible speed that allows him to catch up to Kaidou's Snake shots across the court. This counters Kaidou's methods of draining his opponent's energy as Kamio easily returns them. In addition, the power of Kaidou's Snake shot is greatly weakened due to the ball collecting rain from the previous match. Kamio takes the lead after he defeats Kaidou's Snake shots three times in a row.

With determination to regain the match, Kaidou throws his body to return the ball after slipping, causing the ball to curve around the pole. This accidental Snake shot is named [[Boomerang Snake]] by the spectators watching due to its boomerang-like curve, and the momentum changes to Kaidou. In response to Kaidou's successful shot, Kamio picks up his speed with [[Quick Serve]] and takes the lead 1-0. Kaidou then tries to hit another [[Boomerang Snake]], however fails as the ball goes out. While losing 3-0, Kaidou becomes irritated with the low chance of succeeding his Snake shots. Despite the unfavorable conditions towards Kaidou, he manages to keep his serves and follow Kamio 5-3. At match point, Kamio uses his Quick Serve to end the match, however Kaidou persists with his Snake shots and constantly returns Kamio's advantage to deuce. It is revealed by both Inui and Echizen that Kaidou shows no sign of exhaustion due to his exceptional stamina, which was built through a rigorous practice load created by Inui and doubled by Kaidou. As the match continues to shift between advantage and deuce with Kamio's serves returned with Kaidou's consecutive Snake shots, Kamio slowly begins to feel pressure and fatigue even as he leads the game. Kaidou's ability to drain his opponent's stamina and persist to the last minute shows effect, and the match finally ends with Kaidou's victory at 7-5.

After the match, Inui offers to mentor Kaidou to perfect the Boomerang Snake after taking data of the shot, and Kaidou agrees to practice under his advice.

====Prefecturals====

====Regionals====

====Nationals====

====Anime specific events====

===Relationships===
; [[Inui Sadaharu]]
; [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]

==Tennis==

===Play Style===

Kaidou specializes in his signature [[Snake]] shots, which he can manipulate to various rotations and curves. He is also prevalent in long endurance matches that drains his opponent's mental strength, concentration and stamina.

'''Speed - 3'''

'''Power - 3'''

'''Stamina - 4.5'''

'''Mental - 3'''

'''Technique - 3'''

<div style="clear: both;"></div>

; [[Snake]] (スネイク)
A buggy whip shot that shows a sharp change in angle, often used by Kaidou to capture the opponent's stamina by forcing them to run to both ends of the court.

; [[Boomerang Snake]] (ブーメランスネイク)
A Snake shot that curves around the pole. It was a technique that succeeded by chance by slipping during the Tokyo District tournament against [[Kamio Akira]].

; [[Short Snake]] (ショートスネイク)
Curves stronger than the normal Snake, but covers less distance. It is used when both players are at the net and curves around the opponent.

; [[Tornado Snake]] (トルネードスネイク)
A Snake shot that emits hundred of gyro rotations from the same motion.

; [[Reverse Snake]] (リバーススネイク)
A shot that draws a reverse trajectory of a normal Snake.

; [[Gyro Laser]] (ジャイロレーザー)
Derived from [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]'s [[Laser Beam]], a quick forehand shot with a gyro rotation. [[Inui Sadaharu]] helped form this shot using the same form as the [[Tornado Snake]] after an unofficial doubles match pairing with Yagyuu.

; [[Devil Mode]] (悪魔化/デビルか)
Triggered once during Nationals against [[Kirihara Akaya]] and [[Yanagi Renji]] due to anger after his partner, [[Inui Sadaharu]], was injured by Kirihara. Although speed and power increases, it can lead to drastic consequences. He was soon stopped by Inui and returned to normal.

===Tennis Bag Contents<ref>Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5, translated by disutansu. Retrieved from https://fanbook.livejournal.com/12890.html</ref>===
; Bandannas: In order to immediately switch bandannas when one gets dirty, he always has 2~3 bandannas.
; Writing Implements: Instead of mechanical pencils, it seems he only uses ballpoint pens to take notes.
; Notebook: In order to easily file away important sections, he uses the ringed-style notebook.
; Bento Box: A splendid lacquer, multi-tier bento box wrapped in a furoshiki (cloth). Of course, he brings chopsticks and the chopstick rest.
; Sewing Kit: Sewing tools and nail clippers are stored away here. He always keeps his nails clean so he makes an effort to practice.
; Handkerchief and Tissue Paper: The hygienic Kaidoh, he carries a handkerchief and tissue without forgetting. It seems he has a methodical personality.
; Pass Case: A pass case with proof that you're a Seigaku student. Is Kaidoh's picture as scary as one might expect?

==Trivia==
*Once, as a primary school student, he was forced to wear a skirt and cried.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref> This fact was also brought up by [[Konjiki Koharu]] during Nationals.<ref>The Prince of Tennis, Genius324</ref>
* According to Konomi, Kaidou was named "Kaoru" in order to highlight the gap from having a cute name with a stern face.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*Kaidou's signature snake shot was inspired from Konomi's upperclassman, who once put a spin on a ball. This prompted him to include a similar move in the story. Additionally, as the first opponent in the story who makes [[Echizen Ryoma]] serious, he wanted to show the intensity of tennis by omitting all words when drawing the match scenes between them during the School Ranking Tournament.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*When asked what part of the character design he is fixated on, Konomi said he focuses most on the line for Kaidou's lips and the eyelashes under his eyes. He wanted to make his eyes glaring so he would have a hungry look.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*After drawing for so long, Konomi stated that he has shown Kaidou's good points, such as his love for animals and his courtesy. Over the course of New Prince of Tennis, he wants to show the same hungriness he showed during the match with [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]] in a new light.<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>
*Konomi stated that if he switched places with Kaidou for a day, there wouldn't be any benefits except for trying out training and running 42.195km (Kaidou's record in primary school). <ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>

===Common Questionnaire===
;When you become a third year, what kind of club do you want to make?
:I'll make Seigaku, which dominated the Nationals this year, into an unbeatable team. If I can't do that much, it'd be meaningless.

;What do you like to be called?
:I don't mind being called by my family name like usual. Aside from Ma...shi, it doesn't really matter, anything's fine. As long as it's not Mamu....

;What was your Christmas present last year?
:I didn't really get anything special, from my parents. I'm in 2nd year middle school, I don't need to get anything anymore. I didn't ask for anything to begin with.

;If you could only bring one item with you on a deserted island?
:Hm? ...... you thought that I would say ...... my bandana? Please get a life. What kind of question is this?
===Messages From and To Others===

====Others about Kaidou<ref name = "PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara">PairPuri Vol 6 Kaidou x Kirihara</ref>====
* "The reason I'm not popular with girls across the nation is probably because I lost a match against Kaidou-san." - [[Aoi Kentarou]]
* "Both of them have some good daredevil eyes. If you're prepared to die, I can be your opponent." - [[Akutsu Jin]]
* "Kaidou-kun, I heard you like cats. I have a pet rabbit as well. Animals can really be soothing." - [[Aragaki Koichi]]
* "Kaidou, I have developed a lot of new Inui Juices for you to try. Next time, come to my house" - [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* "You keep on making me worried over you. If you're hurt, come to my uncle's hospital any time!" - [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]]
* "When I become a middle-school student like Kaoru-niisan, I would also like to become fired up in my youth with club activities." - [[Kaidou Hazue]]
* "Hey, Mamushi. The time has finally come for second years. I'm not going to lose next time, so be ready!" - [[Kamio Akira]]
* "My dad praised you, Kaidou. He said your dignified way of eating is rare among today's middle school students." - [[Kawamura Takashi]]
* "Kaidou~! The foundation of doubles is trust between partners-nya~! Right, Oishi!" - [[Kikumaru Eiji]]
* "Mamushi? Wakame? What, neither sounds yummy~! Eh? They're not food?" - [[Tooyama Kintarou]]
* "Bandanna-kun, give me that bandanna.♥ Ah~n, don't be so rou~gh!" - [[Konjiki Koharu]]
* "Even though they're both the same year as me, they're so childish. Whatever, next year Shitenhouji will be the one to claim the championship." - [[Zaizen Hikaru]]
* "So he's the one who carried his companion up the cliff. Kids like him are the type to improve." - [[Saito Itaru]]
* "If you come to Okinawa, I'll challenge you to skin-diving. If you have greater stamina than mine, you should be able to do it." - [[Shiranui Tomoya]]
* "Kaidou-kun, look, you need to smile more, smile more!" - [[Sengoku Kiyosumi]]
* "Kaidou, that is not the limit to your tennis. I will leave Seigaku's second consecutive victory to you." - [[Tezuka Kunimitsu]]
* "It looks like Koharu is aiming for you, but I won't hand Koharu, who has synchronized with me in shoujo glory, over~!" - [[Hitouji Yuuji]]
* "Kaidou. It seems that you're weak against ghosts, but tell me where you saw them. My journalist spirit had been kindled." - [[Hiyoshi Wakashi]]
* "Kaidou, remember your match with Tezuka. You should already be able to draw out your strength." - [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "When I first saw Kaidou-senpai, I thought I was gonna get killed. N-Now, of course I respect him!" - [[Horio Satoshi]]
* "Hey Mamushi. Sorry about that time with the cliff. I'll definitely pay back this debt during the training camp!" - [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
* "With his courteousness, Kaidou-kun leaves a favorable impression. It's something our Kirihara-kun should learn." - [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]
* "Boomerang Snake is so against the rules, da~ne. Because of you, I can't stand snakes anymore, da~ne. They're scary, da~ne." - [[Yanagisawa Shinya]]
* "Kaidou-kun...take care of what Tezuka-kun entrusted to you. Seigaku is now in your care." - [[Yamato Yuudai]]
* "We should play beach volleyball again in the summer. Hey, hey, what are you getting red for, Kaidou?" - [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]]
* "I accidentally saw Kaidou-senpai getting ignored by Karupin while strolling... this was actually the fifth time." - [[Echizen Ryoma]]

====Kaidou about others====
* About [[Kirihara Akaya]]: "I recognize that you were chosen to be a representative because of your abilities, but if you lose focus for even a second, I’m gonna snatch that spot right out from under you. You better be prepared."<ref name = "New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Vol 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook Volume 23.5</ref>
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"

==Music==

* [[Song name]]
* [[Song name]] ''feat. [[other characters]]''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:KaidoKaoru.jpg|Kaidou upon his arrival in the U-17 Camp.
File:KaidoKaoruManga.jpg|Kaidou introduced sitting under a tree, saying "Senpai, are you trying to irritate me?"
File:Seigaku.png|Seigaku's School Flag
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* "Don't underestimate Kaidou Kaoru!"

==References==
<references />

Echizen Ryouma

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[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Seigaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Echizen Ryouma
|Kanji=越前リョーマ
|Kana=えちぜん・りょうま
|AnimeImg=Ryoma.jpg
|MangaImg=Ryoumamanga.jpg
|Gender=male
|AgePOT=
|AgeNPOT=13
|Birthday=December 24
|Astrology=Capricorn
|HeightPOT=151 cm
|HeightNPOT=
|WeightPOT=50 kg
|WeightNPOT=
|Blood Type=O
|Dominant Arm=left
|Eyesight=1.5 (both eyes)
|Shoe Size=
|Family=<span></span>
* [[Echizen Nanjirou]] (Father)
* [[Echizen Rinko]] (Mother)
* [[Echizen Ryouga]] (Older Half-Brother)
* [[Nanako]] (Cousin)
* [[Karupin]] (Cat)
|Nicknames=<span></span>
* Prince of Tennis
* Samurai Jr.
* Super Rookie of the East
* Super Freshman
* Seigaku's Pillar of Support
* Ochibi
* Chibisuke
* Koshimae

|School=[[Seigaku]]
|Year=1st Year
|Class=2
|Seat=4
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=
|Former School=Los Angeles Saint Youth Elementary

|Club Position=Regular
|Play Style=All-rounder
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
* [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
* [[Echizen Ryouga]] (registered)
* [[Oliver Philips]] (actual)
|Shoes=
|Racket=Yonex Bridgestone (Dynabeam Grandea)

|MangaDebut=Genius 1
|AnimeDebut=Episode 1
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junko_Minagawa Minagawa Junko]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
* Yanagi Kotaro (1st/2nd)
* Kimeru (1st)
* Endo Yuya (1st/2nd)
* Sakurada Dori (3rd)
* Sakamoto Shogo (4th)
* Takahashi Ryuki (5th)
* Ogoe Yuuki (6th/7th)
* Furuta Kazuki (8th)
* Akutsu Nichika (9th)
}}

'''Echizen Ryouma''' (<ruby><rb>越前</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>えちぜん</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>リョーマ) is a 1st year student at [[Seigaku]]. Ryouma is a tennis prodigy and the protagonist of ''The Prince of Tennis''. He previously lived in the United States, where he won four consecutive titles.

==Appearance==
Focus mostly on differences in appearance between anime/manga/games etc. If a character looks the same in all of them, they can have a relatively brief description, as there is a gallery below.

==Personality==
Describer character personality here.

==History==

===Prior to the events of the main story===
Describe character history here.<ref>Cite specific chapters or episodes at your discretion</ref> This should cover all of the events of the manga.

===Use subheadings===
You should also [[link to match pages]] (templates coming soon) when applicable. It's enough to say here like "Sengoku lost to Kamio" while linking to the relevant match page instead of going into more detail.

===Anime only arcs===
Continuing with the Sengoku example, you would put descriptions of his foray into boxing and his rematch with Momoshiro in this section rather than "history." This should also briefly recap differences in important matches.

===Events===
table of character history

==Personal Information==
* Father's Occupation:
* Most Visited Spot on Campus:
* Hobbies:
* Dislikes:
* Spends His Allowance On:
* Most Wanted Item:
* Skills Outside of Tennis:
* Place he'd like to travel:
* Gift he'd give his dearest:
* Random Fact:

===Preferences===
* Favorite Food:
* Favorite Color:
* Favorite Motto:
* Favorite Movie:
* Favorite Book:
* Favorite Music
* Favorite Type (of person):
* Favorite Date Spot:

===Daily School Life===
* 6:30AM - Wakes up
* etc

===Tennis Bag Contents===
; Item : Definition
; Another item : Another definition

===Relationships===
; Character
: Brief description of relation to character
; Another character
: Brief description of relation to character

==Tennis==
===Stats===
{| class="wikitable fullwmobile" style="width:220px;float:left;font-size:90%;margin:5px;"
|-
!| '''Speed'''
| #
|-
!| '''Power'''
| #
|-
!| '''Stamina'''
| #
|-
!| '''Mental'''
| #
|-
!| '''Technique'''
| #
|}
'''Kurobe's Memo:'''

"lalala"<ref>Fanbook 10.5</ref>

Here, if available, put Fanbook 10.5 Stats comments:

'''Speed:'''

'''Power:'''

'''Stamina:'''

'''Mental:'''

'''Technique:'''
<div style="clear:left;"></div>

===Play Style===
Summary of the way he plays tennis
Brief description of if they're offensive/defensive/etc.

===[[Move Page|Use subheadings for iconic moves]]===
Brief description

==Trivia==
* Miscellaneous trivia
* goes here

===Quotes===
* "Mada mada dane."

====Others about Echizen====
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]

====Echizen about others====
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"

==Music==

* [[Song name]]
* [[Song name]] ''feat. [[other characters]]''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Ryoma.jpg|caption
File:Seigakuteampic.png|caption
File:Seigaku.png|caption
</gallery>

==References==
<references />

Tezuka Kunimitsu

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[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Seigaku]]
{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Tezuka Kunimitsu
|Kanji=手塚国光
|Kana=てづかくにみつ
|AnimeImg=Tezukaanime.jpg
|MangaImg=Tezukabwgermany.jpg
|Gender=male
|AgePOT=
|AgeNPOT=15
|Birthday=October 7
|Astrology=Libra
|HeightPOT=179 cm
|HeightNPOT=
|WeightPOT=58 kg
|WeightNPOT=61 kg<ref name="NPot 23.5">New Prince of Tennis Fanbook 23.5</ref>
|Blood Type=O
|Dominant Arm=left
|Eyesight=1.5 (both eyes)
|Shoe Size=27.5
|Family=<span></span>
*[[Tezuka Kuniharu]] (Father)
*[[Tezuka Ayana]] (Mother)
*[[Tezuka Kunikazu]] (Grandfather)
|Nicknames=<span></span>
* Seigaku's Pillar of Support
* Thieving Big Brother (泥棒の兄ちゃん) (by [[Chitose Miyuki]] and [[Chitose Senri]])

|School=[[Seigaku]]
|Year=3rd Year
|Class=1
|Seat=12
|Committee=
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=
|Former School=Seiharudai First Elementary School

|Club Position=Captain
|Play Style=All-rounder
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>
* [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* [[Q.P.]]
* [[Shiraishi Kuranosuke]] (Movie Only)
|Shoes=Mizuno (Wave Dual Light 6K93009)
|Racket=Mizuno (Pro Light S90)

|MangaDebut=Genius 4
|AnimeDebut=Episode 3
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ry%C5%8Dtar%C5%8D_Okiayu Okiayu Ryoutarou]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eiji_Takigawa Takigawa Eiji] (1st, 1st Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kengo_Ohkuchi Ookuchi Kengo] (1st, 1st Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yu_Shirota Shirota Yuu] (1st, 2nd Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keisuke_Minami Minami Keisuke] (1st, 3rd Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daisuke_Watanabe_(actor) Watanabe Daisuke] (1st, 4th Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryouma_Baba Baba Ryouma] (1st, 5th Gen)
*[http://tenimyu.wikia.com/wiki/Wada_Takuma Wada Takuma] (2nd, 6th Gen)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hideya_Tawada Tawada Hideya] (2nd, 7th Gen)
*[http://tenimyu.wikia.com/wiki/Zaiki_Takuma Zaiki Takuma] (3rd, 8th Gen)
*[http://mydramalist.info/person/43687/uno_yuuya Uno Yuuya] (3rd, 9th Gen)
}}

'''Tezuka Kunimitsu''' (<ruby><rb>手塚国光</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>てづかくにみつ</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 3rd year student and former tennis team captain at [[Seigaku]]. Tezuka is a nationally ranked player who devotes himself to leading Seigaku to the National Championship and developing [[Echizen Ryouma]] as a player. He struggles with elbow and later shoulder injuries throughout the series, leaving for part of the tournament season to pursue injury rehabilitation in Kyushu (manga) or Germany (anime). He is currently representing the [[German U-17]] team in the [[World Cup]].

==Appearance==
Tezuka has brown hair, brown eyes, and glasses - he is shown to have a consistent appearance in the anime, manga, and games. He usually has a stern or passive expression on his face. Despite his stoic disposition, he pops his collar on his jersey and other collared clothing he wears. In official art, he is often depicted wearing camping or fishing gear.

==Personality==
Tezuka is known for his calm and serious exterior, always advising his teammates to not be careless. He is strict toward his team, punishing all of the players for the misconduct of one, a policy he learned from former Seigaku captain [[Yamato Yuudai]]. He speaks respectfully toward his upperclassmen, coaches, and teachers, but has been shown to correct his Math teacher when they wrote an incorrect answer on the chalkboard.

Despite his reputation for being the level-headed captain of Seigaku, Tezuka is deeply passionate in his convictions and self-sacrificing when it comes to the interests of his team. In his match with [[Atobe Keigo]], he becomes focused on winning for the sake of advancing Seigaku to Nationals and continues to use techniques that further aggravate his injury, sacrificing the health of his arm for his team.

By the time he participates in the [[U-17]] camp, he has become fixated on being a "Pillar of Support" for Seigaku and displays the same attitude toward Team Japan. Yamato helps him see the danger of that way of thinking. Tezuka then is able to enter [[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]] and is free to play tennis for himself.

Though he is stern, Tezuka is tolerant to the antics of Seigaku and shows fondness to his teammates.

==History==

===Three Years Prior to the Main Story===
In his sixth year of elementary school, Tezuka met Sanada Genichirou and Yukimura Seiichi at a jr tournament. Tezuka easily beat Sanada, kicking off a rivalry that would last through junior high school. Yukimura challenged Tezuka to a match following Sanada's defeat. According to Sanada, it was an even match.

===Two Years Prior to the Main Story===
Tezuka entered Seishun Academy as a first year. His upperclassmen saw him as arrogant due to his talent and his generally stoic attitude. He was viewed even more poorly when the third years realized he had easily beaten all of them right-handed despite his left hand being his dominant hand. One of his upperclassmen hit him with a racquet in his left elbow, injuring his arm and sealing off his access to [[Muga no Kyouchi]] and [[Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami]] which required his left arm. Tezuka passionately declared that tennis should never be used for violence and attempted to quit the team. [[Yamato Yuudai]], the third year captain, insisted that Tezuka stay on declaring that he could become Seigaku's "Pillar of Support." Tezuka became a regular in his first year.

Knowing that Yamato could not accomplish his dream of Seigaku winning nationals before graduating, Tezuka made a promise with [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]] to take Seigaku to Nationals in their time at the school. [[Fuji Shuusuke]] requested a match with the recently injured Tezuka, quickly defeating him. Fuji was deeply displeased with the result and they made a promise to play again once his arm had completely healed. Tezuka convinced [[Kawamura Takashi]] that his incredible strength would help him stand out against the other players and make him a valuable member of the regulars one day.

===One Year Prior to the Main Story===
Tezuka was named the vice captain. It was originally stated that Tezuka defeated Hyoutei's captain in the Tokyo Prefectural Tournament. It was later ret-conned <ref name="PPvol1">Pair Puri Volume 1</ref> that [[Atobe Keigo]] was Hyoutei's captain in his second year and that he beat Seigaku's captain at Nationals, therefore Tezuka is assumed to have played a third year regular. He was invited to the Jr Senbatsu training camp, but had to decline due to his injury. [[Sengoku Kiyosumi]] took his place.

===Districts===
Tezuka surprised the regulars by including the first year [[Echizen Ryouma]] in the bracket for their intra-school ranking matches, who unseatd [[Inui Sadaharu]] from the starting lineup. He placed Echizen in the Singles 2 spot against [[Ibu Shinji]]. When Echizen was injured by Ibu's [[Spot]] techinique, Tezuka did not take him out of play to the surprise and upset of the other regulars, instead gave him 10 minutes to complete the match. Tezuka was the reserve player in all of the matches leading up to the match with [[Fudoumine]]. He was set to play [[Tachibana Kippei]] in the singles one spot, but the match was decided before they played.

===Prefecturals===
Tezuka is cleared to play by his doctor, [[Ooishi Akitaka]], under the stipulation that he does not repeatedly use the [[Zero-Shiki Drop Shot]] which could re-injure his elbow. Seeing the potential in [[Echizen Ryouma]], he challenged Echizen to a match. He humiliated Echizen, showing him that there is more to aim for than just defeating his father. He told Echizen to become Seigaku's "Pillar of Support."

Tezuka did not play against St. Rudolph in the semi-finals or Yamabuki in the finals due to both matches being decided prior to singles one. [[Ginka]] withdrew from the tournament, advancing Seigaku to Regionals.

===Regionals===
In intra-club matches, Tezuka placed himself in a bracket with [[Inui Sadaharu]] and [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]. They both defeated Momoshiro, leading to a match-up between Inui and Tezuka where Inui attempted to catch Tezuka wrong-footed with [[Data Tennis]]. Tezuka then revealed [[Tezuka Zone]] to Inui, urging him to grow beyond data tennis if he wanted to achieve Tezuka's level.

In Seigaku's match against [[Hyoutei]], Tezuka played [[Atobe Keigo]] in singles one. Despite the recommendations of the doctor and pleading from Ooshi, he continued to put strain on his arm for the sake of Seigaku's victory. Atobe perceived that Tezuka was favoring his left elbow, despite the fact that the injury had fully healed, and exploited that weakness to injure Tezuka's left shoulder. After a grueling tie-break, Atobe emerged victorious and Tezuka was forced to pursue treatment for his shoulder.

===Rehabilitation in Kyushu===
Tezuka left for Kyushu for rehabilitation, attending a hospital recommended to him by [[Tachibana Kippei]]. He met [[Chitose Miyuki]] who accuses him of stealing her racquet. They got mixed up with students from [[Shishigaku]] who easily defeated the injured Tezuka who could not lift his arm over shoulder height. Realizing Tezuka was injured, Miyuki stepped in and took on the Shishigaku student to defend Tezuka. Tezuka jumped back on the court to protect Miyuki from an overhead smash, realizing in so doing that his injury was long-since healed and that he had been held back by "yips."

===Nationals===
Tezuka returned in time for the Nationals brackets to be decided. Echizen also returned from America to participate in Nationals, and Tezuka welcomes him back on the regulars following his defeat of Ooishi for a regular spot.

In the second round, Tezuka played his first match back from his injury against [[Higa]]'s captain, [[Kite Eishirou]]. Though the match initially leans toward Kite, Tezuka revealed that [[Muga no Kyouchi]] and [[Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami]] were no longer sealed and overwhelmed Kite. He chastised Kite for his use of violence to get an upper hand in a tennis match. Echizen was astonished by the growth Tezuka has had since he left for rehabilitation and declared that he will take the mantle of "Pillar of Support" from Tezuka.

In the third round, Tezuka played [[Kabaji Munehirou]] of [[Hyoutei]]. Kabaji revealed that he is able to be a play as a perfect copy of Tezuka and he quickly caught up each time Tezuka gained an advantage. When it begins to rain, Tezuka's superior technique gave him the upper hand and he defeted Kabaji 7-6.

In quarter-finals, Tezuka played doubles with [[Inui Sadaharu]] against [[Shitenhouji]]'s [[Chitose Senri]] and [[Zaizen Hikaru]]. Inui and Zaizen bowed out of the match so that Tezuka and Chitose could both enter Muga no Kyouchi. Chitose took an early lead using [[Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami]], but Tezuka unveiled his new serve, the [[Zero-Shiki Serve]]. He also entered Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami, but his predictions were more accurate than Chitose's. He beat Chitose abysmally, 6-1. Chitose begged Tezuka for a picture to send to his sister Miyuki back in Kyushu, but Tezuka pointedly refused.

Before their match with Rikkai, Tezuka revealed to Ooishi that he had been offered the opportunity to pursue professional tennis in Germany and he intended to leave at the end of the school year. In finals against [[Rikkai]], Tezuka was matched against [[Sanada Genichirou]] in singles two. Tezuka revealed a new technique developed at Echizen's suggestion, [[Tezuka Phantom]]. He used the technique to combat Sanada's [[Fuu Rin Ka Zan]]. The long match took a physical toll on both of them, Tezuka's arm aggravated from the repeated use of heavy spin and Sanada's knees from the use of his [[Rai]] ability. Sanada emerged victorious, settling the score from four years prior.

===Under 17 Camp===
The day before he left for the U-17 camp, Tezuka and his grandfather went fishing, much to the ire of [[Sanada Genechirou]] and [[Sanada Genemon]]. Tezuka's grandfather had a scheduled board game against Sanada's grandfather, but Tezuka's grandfather decided to skip it to go fishing with his grandson. While fishing, both Tezuka and his grandfather received angry text messages from each other's respective rivals that read "TEZUKAAAAAA!!" Tezuka used a new lure that has Ooishi's likeness that was given to him by Ooishi as a birthday gift.

Tezuka is placed in an 7-point tie-break elimination match against [[Kaidou Kaoru]], drawing out the fighting spirit that had led Tezuka to choose Kaidou as the next captain of Seigaku. He defeated Kaidou 7-0, earning a spot at the winners camp.

During the team shuffle match against court 3, Tezuka played in the singles two slot against his former captain, [[Yamato Yuudai]]. Despite the fact that Yamato's appearance had drastically changed, Tezuka instantly recognized him. In order to combat Yamato's [[Genu Yume Utsutsu]], Tezuka relied on Tezuka Phantom. Yamato lamented that he had driven Tezuka to feel he had to be the "Pillar of Support." Yamato explained that Tezuka has just transferred what he was doing for Seigaku to Team Japan. Yamato revealed that the injuries he had when he played Tezuka in Tezuka's first year of jr high left him with massive scars on his arm and put him through a horribly painful rehabilitation process. He encouraged Tezuka to play tennis for himself and let go of his recklessness in the name of his team. With Yamato's blessing, Tezuka was able to let go of his mantle of "Pillar of Support" and enterd [[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]], defeating Yamato.

Tezuka made the decision to leave the camp early to pursue the opportunity in Germany. [[Fuji Shuusuke]] stopped him to play a match. Fuji was unable to compete with Tezuka at his full strength and was overwhelmed when Tezuka enters Teni Muhou no Kiwami. Tezuka put an end to the match, catching the ball mid-rally and saying he will not play with Fuji as he is now.

===World Cup===
Tezuka was shown training at the Tennis Association of Germany with the German U-17 team prior to the World Cup matches beginning. He played a practice match with team captain and professional tennis player [[Jürgen Borisovich Volk]] who completely overpowered Tezuka even after entering Teni Muhou no Kiwami. He instructed Tezuka to train his lower body to improve his stamina in long matches. [[Siegmund Pupke]] approached Volk after the match to tell him he wished to sign Tezuka for a pro contract, but Volk insisted that Tezuka did not have the experience needed and that he should be re-evaluated after the World Cup.

Tezuka played in round one of the World Cup Japan vs Germany in doubles with [[Q.P.]] versus [[Atobe Keigo]] and [[Irie Kanata]]. The Japanese team jeered him for being an "unpatriotic traitor." Despite Tezuka attempting to instill fight in Atobe, they easily won 6-0.

Tezuka played singles vs South Africa versus [[Siyabonga Ngoepe]].

==Anime only arcs==
===Rehabilitation in Germany===
In the anime, Tezuka went to a rehabilitation facility in Germany instead of Kyushu following the match against [[Hyoutei]] in the regional tournament. Before he left for Germany, he played a match against [[Echizen Ryouma]] with his right hand. Though the match was close, Tezuka developed [[Tezuka Zone]] right handed (anime only) and ended the match with a right handed [[Zero Shiki Drop Shot]] (anime only). He encouraged Echizen to also become more adaptable as a player and left for Germany. During his time there, he was visited by [[Seigaku]]. Echizen met and played tennis with Tezuka's trainer, [[Hannah Essenheimer]] prompting her return to pro tennis.

===Jr Senbatsu Camp===
In the anime-only Jr Senbatsu arc, the camp was down one coach after [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]] collapsed and was taken to the hospital. Tezuka returned from Germany to step in as a coach in her stead, though he initially met opposition from [[Kajimoto Takahisa]] who rallied the rest of the team to request that Tezuka prove himself to the players he was coaching. Once he defeated each of them easily, despite his injury, they agreed to follow him.

Tezuka sat as a bench coach during the matches against the American team.

===Pre-Nationals Return to Seigaku===
The final arc of the original anime featured Tezuka's return to Seigaku prior to Nationals. He played a match with [[Fuji Shuusuke]] to draw out his potential as a player and deliver on their promise from first year. He ended the match with a right-handed [[Zero-Shiki Drop Shot]].

Echizen also returned from the US so that they can play one final match. He felt like he was not able to play in the Jr US Open with a clear mind until he faced Tezuka. Echizen defeated Tezuka after a long, close match and Seigaku joined Tezuka in wishing Echizen well in the Jr US Open.

==Playstyle==
Tezuka is an all-rounder who specializes in technique and finesse. Most of his skills are developed around controlling the pace of the match and applying advantageous spin to his shots. Due to the strain placed on his left arm from many of his techniques, his abilities are not meant to be used for prolonged periods of time.

===Team Shuffle Information<ref>Golden age 37</ref>===

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'''Kurobe's Memo:''' As a first-class athlete, he has an overwhelming presence and stands out among the middle schoolers. Despite his already high abilities and large moveset, his will to improve is as strong as ever. There are high hopes for his future growth. His wooden facial expression is his single flaw.

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===New Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5 Information<ref>''New Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5'', pg 64, translated by [https://mangahelpers.com/forum/members/sai.10576/|Sai]</ref>===

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'''Speed - 4.5:''' He has the speed of a top class athlete, but he is unable to travel at unbelievable speeds.

'''Power - 4:''' When he activates Hyakuren Jitoku no Kiwami, he is able to exhibit astounding power. However, his own playstyle is not very powerful.

'''Stamina - 4:''' Because he strictly regulates himself, the stamina of his cardio vascular system is not a problem. However, in a drawn out match, parts of his body will tend to scream out. The only thing he needs to do is work on the stamina of his burdened elbow.

'''Mental - 5:''' He is the type that can sacrifice his body nonchalantly. Once he conquered his yips, he acquired a steel will.

'''Technique - 6:''' With things like his Zero-Shiki shots and Tezuka Zone, he stands above the rest with skills that can send his opponents into despair.

'''Kurobe's Memo:''' Of course, I had intended to have him flourish within the 1st String, however it can't be helped since he withdrew from the camp. It'll only be a matter of time for him to reach the top level of the pros.

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===Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5 Information<ref>''Prince of Tennis Fanbook 10.5'', pg 39</ref>===
'''Lateral Jump Repetitions:''' 63

'''Shuttle-run Repetitions:''' 121

'''Max weight capacity on back:''' 131kg

'''Grip strength:''' 55.5kg (left hand)

'''Upper body bend (back hyperextension):''' 60.8cm

'''Sit and Reach:''' 29.1cm

'''50m Dash:''' 6.43 seconds

'''Standing long jump:''' 241cm

'''Hand ball toss:''' 37.1m

'''1500m Marathon:''' 4 minutes, 39 seconds

===[[Zero-Shiki Drop Shot]]===
A slice drop volley with heavy backspin. Once the ball hits the ground, it rolls back to the net due to the heavy backspin on the ball. In the anime, Tezuka is shown to only hit this volley with his backhand, but in the manga he hits both backhand and forehand. In the anime, he can hit the shot with his right hand as well, developed during his injury recovery. When he hits the Zero-Shiki Drop Shot, his form is very similar to a regular slice backhand volley which makes it difficult to determine which shot he will hit. This sets him apart from other users of the move such as [[Echizen Ryouma]].

===[[Tezuka Zone]]===
Tezuka controls the pace of the match by applying overwhelming spin on the ball. Every ball that he hits over the net returns to him regardless of how his opponent hits the ball. He is able to conserve energy by pivoting on one foot rather than running after every ball.

===[[Zero-Shiki Serve]]===
A slice serve with heavy backspin. Once the ball hits the ground, it rolls back to the net due to the heavy backspin on the ball.

===[[Tezuka Phantom]]===
Like Tezuka Zone, Tezuka uses this ability to control the pace of the match by applying overwhelming spin on the ball. However, every ball that is returned is forced out by the spin on the ball.

===[[Muga no Kyouchi]]===
The user plays unconsciously and moves based on their prior experiences. As a result, the opponent cannot predict which shot comes next. The user's performance level also increases. However, using Muga drains stamina much quicker than normal and its unpredictable movements may be ineffective against high-level opponents.

===[[Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami]]===
Tezuka concentrates Muga's energy into his left arm to return shots with double the power and spin. It also minimizes fatigue. However, since Muga's energy no longer extends to the rest of the body, it is best used in combination with a move like Tezuka Zone.

===[[Saiki Kanpatsu no Kiwami]]===
By concentrating Muga's energy into the brain, the user simulates all possible scenarios for the next point. This allows the user to determine the minimum number of shots necessary to win the point and create an "absolute prediction."

===[[Teni Muhou no Kiwami]]===
Teni Muhou is achieved by transcending the desire for victory and fear of defeat and play tennis for its own sake. When in this state, Muga's energy is amplified and explodes without waste in the right place at the right time.

==Personal Information==
* Favorite Food: Unacha (green tea poured over rice, dashi, and fried eel), Räucheraal (smoked eel)
* Favorite Color: Green and Blue
* Favorite Motto: The enemy exists within oneself.
* Favorite Movie: Classics, both Japanese and foreign.
* Favorite Book: Western classics, German-Japanese-German dictionary (to carry with him)<ref name="NPot 23.5"></ref>
* Favorite Music: Beethoven (Classical)
* Favorite Type (of person): Those who always give 100% (even if they are a little scatterbrained). A person who is energetic and serious. Trying not to think about it at the moment. <ref name="NPot 23.5"></ref>
* Favorite Date Spot: Fishing in mountain streams. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zugspitze Zugspitze]
* Father's Occupation: Company Employee (Firm/Trading Company)
* School Committee: Student Council President
* Best Subject: World History
* Worst Subject: None
* Most Visited Spot on Campus: Library
* Hobbies: Fishing, Camping, Mountain Climbing
* Dislikes: Being idle, procrastinating, colorful cakes.
* Spends His Allowance On: Book rental fees
* Most Wanted Item: Photograph of a famous mountain, a mountain model kit.<ref name="NPot 23.5"></ref>
* Skills Outside of Tennis: Carpentry and woodwork, cleaning fish for cooking.
* Random Fact: The number of times he has run around the ground in one year (5,870).
* Routine During Tournament: keeping a diary in German, watching foreign comedy-dramas.

==Daily School Life==
* 05:30 - Wakes up. Has breakfast after stretching and weight training.
* 06:30 - Listens to English Language lessons on the radio.
* 06:50 - Goes to school for morning tennis practice.
* 08:40 - First Period: Social Studies - World History.
* 09:40 - Second Period: Calligraphy.
* 11:00 - Third Period: Math III.
* 12:00 - Fourth Period: Music - Classics Appreciation.
* 12:50 - Lunch break: Eats unacha.
* 13:20 - Fifth Period: P.E. - Hurdling.
* 14:20 - Sixth Period: Science III - Physics.
* 15:20 - Student council meeting. Takes care of reports on suggested items.
* 16:00 - Club activities, free practice.
* 19:00 - Returns home. Takes a bath
* 19:30 - Dinner.
* 20:00 - Watches the TV program "The gluttonous player title." (recording)
* 21:00 - Reads. (Primarily foreign books.)
* 21:30 - Writes in his diary, goes over things he wants to reflect upon.
* 22:30 - Goes to sleep.

==Tennis Bag Contents==
; Glasses Case
; Notebook and Pen
; Protection Charm
; English Novel "[https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/647585.The_Big_Bad_City The Big Bad City]" by Ed McBain
; 3rd Year Math Reference Guide
; Wristband
; English to Japanese Dictionary
; [http://gatsby.sg/product/bodycare/deodorant-sprays Gatsby Deodorant Spray]

;Personal Belongings Check by E. Siegfried Travel Bag Edition
: Japanese tea
: "You have green tea? That Japanese guy, he dissolved strange green powder in water and drank it. I tasted it just out of curiosity, but… it was pretty good.”

==Relationships==
; Echizen Ryouma
: Tezuka is a mentor and rival to Echizen, initially seeing him as the future of Seigaku's tennis club and asking him to take over as the "Pillar of Support" for Seigaku. He serves as one of the primary points of motivation for Ryoma's improvement throughout the series.
; Kaidou Kaoru
: Kaidou is Tezuka's successor on the tennis team as the future captain. He has been developing Kaidou through the role by quietly pushing him to his limits throughout the season. At the U-17 camp, he plays a 7-point match with Kaidou where he deliberately draws out every point to test the limits of Kaidou's stamina and resolve. Satisfied with Kaidou's growth, he defeats him 7-0.
; Oishi Syuchirou
: In their first year of junior high school, Oishi and Tezuka made a promise to one another to take their team to Nationals to fulfill the goal that Yamato was not able to complete in his time as captain. Oishi is vice captain of the club and takes on Tezuka's responsibilities during his injury.
; Fuji Shuusuke
: Fuji has seen Tezuka as his ultimate goal, the person he wants to overcome, through most of the series. Tezuka continues to push Fuji to improve and in turn, Fuji continues to evolve. As of the World Cup match against Germany, Fuji has developed a new offensive play style with hopes of overcoming Tezuka.
; Atobe Keigo
: The match with Tezuka leaves Atobe shaken. Though Atobe wins the match, he ultimately feels like he lost in a contest of wills against Tezuka. When Tezuka leaves for Germany during U-17, Atobe tells him to leave Team Japan to him. Atobe and Niou play doubles together with Niou playing in his Tezuka illusion, a pair called the "Strongest Pair."
; Sanada Genichirou
: Tezuka and Sanada's grandfathers are long-time friends from their police academy days. Sanada first met Tezuka on the tennis court before junior high and was utterly defeated by him. He holds out a sense of rivalry, sealing away his "Rai" ability until he could use it to defeat Tezuka in Nationals.
; Yamato Yuudai
: Yamato encourages Tezuka in his first year to not give up the tennis club, instead insisting he become Seigaku's "Pillar of Support." He later comes to regret this, realizing Tezuka has become fixated on his role and no longer plays tennis for himself. In their match at the U-17 camp, Yamato frees Tezuka of this way of thinking and helps him to unlock Teni Muho no Kiwami.
; Chitose Miyuki
: Miyuki meets Tezuka while he is in his rehabilitation in Kyushu. She helps him realize that his injury is fully healed and that he is still held back by the "yips." She develops a crush on him and asks her brother to get pictures of him.

==Trivia==
* Konomi stated in the 40.5 fanbook that Tezuka is the character who is most unlike himself. He also said Tezuka is the character he would pick to play doubles with and he wants to use his signature moves Tezuka Zone and Tezuka Phantom. <ref>Konomi, Takeshi (2007). Prince of Tennis Character Book (Vol. 40.5) (in Japanese). Shueisha. ISBN 4-08-874198-6.</ref>
* The Tezuka vs. Atobe match from the Hyoutei arc was voted the best match in the series by fans. <ref>Konomi, T. [konomi_takeshi]. (2017, December 15). (in Japanese). [Tweet] Retrieved from https://twitter.com/konomi_takeshi/status/941863170641051653</ref> This, along with the other matches selected, are set to be animated in a new OVA series titled [[Prince of Tennis BEST GAMES!!]]. <ref>"The Prince of Tennis Anime to Launch New OVA Series BEST GAMES!! in 2018". (2017, December 16). Retrieved from http://www.crunchyroll.com/anime-news/2017/12/16/the-prince-of-tennis-anime-to-launch-new-ova-series-best-games-in-2018.</ref>
* His grandfather Tezuka Kunikazu is old friends with Sanada's grandfather, Sanada Genemon from their days in the police force. The two often play Shougi together with 99 wins and 99 losses each. <ref name="PPvol1"></ref>
* When he was 10 years old, Tezuka and his father climbed [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matterhorn Matterhorn] in Switzerland <ref name="PPvol1"></ref>
* Tezuka was vice captain at Seigaku in his second year. <ref>Pair Puri Volume 2</ref>
* Since Tezuka looks older than he really is, he has been mistaken for a teacher.
* In official art, Tezuka is shown winning a tournament at age 25.
* He speaks German.
* He recently purchased a new pair of hiking boots and is deciding which mountain to climb next.
* Konomi gave Tezuka glasses when designing him because he wanted to give the impression he strictly follows rules and is a perfect man. His catchphrase, "let's not be careless," is also a reflection of this. <ref name="PPvol234">Pair Puri Volume 2 pg. 34</ref>
* Konomi designed Tezuka's abilities to display his absolute control on court.<ref name="PPvol234"></ref>
* Konomi takes special care to make sure that kindness shows through in Tezuka's design when he draws him.<ref name="PPvol234"></ref>
* Konomi compares Tezuka to [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takeda_Shingen Takeda Shingen], who thought that "talented people equaled wealth." He had the ability to lead an unrivaled army without incident, but Tezuka, who dominated nationals, has the better evaluation.<ref name="PPvol234"></ref>

===Common Questionnaire===
;What do you have to focus on to control the team members?
:Everything. But before that, there must be self-discipline. Focusing on disciplining oneself is a given.

;Is being a captain hard?
:I have confidence that even if I'm not there, the team will have no problems. However, it is not easy.

;It feels like you're captivated by plants?
:That isn't the only comforting part of nature. I like mountain climbing because I am able to enjoy conversing with myself.

;If you had a day where you were completely free?
:There's never a completely free day...but I would read a book in my room. Sometimes, I might go fishing with my grandfather.

;When were your special skills useful?
:I have never been troubled by my racket rack. It's hard to find something that fits perfectly.

===Words for the Two<ref name="lucathia translation">Pair Puri Volume 2, Translated by lucathia [lucathia_rykatu]. (2009, December 21). PairPuri Vol 2 Tezuka x Shiraishi Words for the two [pg.3-50] [Blog Post]. Retrieved from: https://fanbook.livejournal.com/11826.html</ref>===
====Others about Tezuka====
* "All the captains have great presence. Maybe I should wear a beard too...(Then I'll be popular with the girls...)" - [[Aoi Kentarou]]
* "I understand the worries of a captain too. Next time, let's talk about it over some drinks. Wait, I mean drinks like coke, you know?" - [[Akazawa Yoshirou]]
* "Tezuka-kun, don't overdo it so earnestly. Well, when you need help, feel free to come to me at any time." - [[Ooishi Akitaka]]
* "A~n, Tezuka writes in his diary as his daily routine? I'll see through what he writes with ore-sama's insight!" - [[Atobe Keigo]]
* "Tezuka-buchou! As the upperclassmen, we'll reign in those cheeky underclassmen, so you don't have to worry!" - [[Arai Masashi]]
* "Tezuka-kun, liking unacha means that you still have more to learn. Those who follow the path of the eel will end up as broiled eel served over rice." - [[Ishida Gin]]
* "I'm happy that I'm able to play together with Tezuka again in this training camp. It's because we came to win!" - [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]]
* "Until Buchou leaves the team, I will definitely learn all that I can to be the next captain. Fshuu~." - [[Kaidou Kaouru]]
* "To uphold the tradition in Seigaku that Tezuka-buchou established, we'll gather our strengths and do our best!" - [[Kato Kachirou]]
* "I'm super happy that Buchou told me, "You will become stronger because you have the height." - [[Mizuno Katsuo]]
* "Next time, I will copy Tezuka-san's play in the rain too....the winner will be Hyoutei." - [[Kabaji Munehiro]]
* "Ever since my father met Tezuka, whenever something comes up, he compares me with Tezuka and says, "Takashi is great in a different way..." - [[Kawamura Takeshi]]
* "You know, Tezuka, you really don't look the same age as us~. Ah, of course I mean it in a good way!" - [[Kikumaru Eiji]]
* "Actually, my play against southpaws is perfect. Both of you should gather together, and I'll crush you....just kidding!" - [[Kirihara Akaya]]
* "Tezuka's elbow is completely recovered!? It wasn't that I was weak. You were just too strong! ...eh?" - [[Kuki Kiichi]]
* "AHAHAHAHA! With my speed tennis, I'll defeat both aces from the east and the west!" - [[Sakada Richard]]
* "Tezuka. This is a message from my grandfather to your grandfather. "This time, let's battle over bald heads! KATSU!!!" - [[Sanada Genichriou]]
* "He continues fighting even while sacrificing himself....truthfully, I'm surprised that Tezuka is such a hotblooded player." - [[Shishido Ryou]]
* "After the match with Tezuka, Sanada was crying in the bathroom. Don't tell anyone this, hey!" - [[Jackal Kuwahara]]
* "Tezuka? That was an easy win! Wasn't a big deal...ah, Tezuka-san! How's the condition of your arm?" - [[Daimaru Daikichi]]
* "Both are impressive. I too will open the next door of muga and challenge them to a match. Wait for me!" - [[Chitose Senri]]
* "...Because both of them weren't useful, I lost to Fuji. They were unexpectedly just waiting to be eaten." - [[Niou Masaharu]]
* "Because Koharu begged me to imitate Tezuka-kun's face, I now have wrinkles between my eyebrows that haven't gone away for 3 days..." - [[Hitouji Yuuji]]
* "Tezuka-san's strictness and Shiraishi-san's motto of getting results, I will become a captain who combines both!" - [[Hiyoshi Wakashi]]
* "I learned important things from both. This time, I would like to experience the finest thrill in a serious match." - [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "Tezuka-buchou! I respect him a lot! I also have the conviction to do my best as Seigaku's pillar of support!" - [[Horio Satoshi]]
* "Both of you aren't going to eat desert after your meals? If you blink, I'll snatch it away!" - [[Marui Bunta]]
* "Tezuka-kun is taciturn, but why doesn't anyone call him "jimi" for that? Is it because he sparkles when using muga...?" - [[Minami Kentarou]]
* "Thieving older brother, why didn't you say anything before you left! ...it's not like it matters though." - [[Chitose Miyuki]]
* "It's because of Tezuka-buchou's unwavering presence that I was able to aim for the top. Thank you very much!!" - [[Momoshiro Takeshi]]
* "Tezuka-kun and Shiraishi-kun, you need to be more considerate towards females. That's a requirement for being a gentleman." - [[Yagyuu Hiroshi]]
* "These three years in middle school, I strangely have not had a match with Tezuka. Next time, let's have a serious match with the world as our stage." - [[Yukimura Seiichi]]
* "Tezuka, thank you for everything up to now. From now on, please play for yourself." - [[Ryuuzaki Sumire]]
* "Tezuka-buchou, I will snatch it away from you in a direct battle, the title of "Seigaku's pillar." - [[Echizen Ryouma]]
* "It seems like Frankensteiner is teaching him German. As the same middle schooler like Kunimitsu, they’ve become partners in language study. They seem to be getting along, but... what are those two silent people talking about?" - [[M. Bismarck]]
* "Kunimitsu’s real strength hasn’t bloomed yet. Don’t overlook training your lower body, and keep accumulating more experience." - [[Jürgen Borisovich Volk]]]
* "Getting to play with you in the exhibition match was lucky. I found out what I had been lacking." - [[Atobe Keigo]]
* "I should create my own guidepost... You taught me that, Tezuka. You’re always one step ahead, but I’m going to surpass you." - [[Fuji Shuushuke]]
* "Kunimitsu Tezuka, you will become a great asset for the Siegmund company. I’m expecting things of you." - [[Seigmund Pupke]]

====Tezuka about others====
* About [[Ooishi Shuuichirou]]: "Aside from Ooishi, no one could accomplish such important role, I am always being supported by him."

==Music==

* "[[Aisubeki Hoshi]]"
* "[[Akashi -Akashi-]]"
* "[[Banana no Namida]]" with [[Sanada Genichirou]]
* "[[Best Wishes]]"
* "[[Birthday ~Arukihajimeta Hi~]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Blaze away]]"
* "[[Blue]]"
* "[[brand-new HEAVEN]]" with [[Seishun Soda]]
* "[[bravery]]"
* "[[Dakishimete Shimaisou Sa]]"
* "[[Dakishimete Shimaisou Sa ~Eternal Version~]]"
* "[[Dear Prince ~Tennis no Oujisama Tachi e~]]" with [[Ikemen Samurai]]
* "[[Decide]]"
* "[[DEPARTURES]]" with [[Aozu]] + [[Cap to Bin]]
* "[[Dokomademo]]"
* "[[Don’t Look Back]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[ENJOY]]" with [[Amikyuu Danji]]
* "[[ever]]"
* "[[Flower -Saki Midareshi Hana-]]" with [[GIGS]]
* "[[FREEDOM]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Go! Go! Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Happy×2☆Day!!]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Hikari no Saki]]" with [[Echizen Ryouma]]
* "[[Hokori Arebakoso Tsuyoku Nareta]]"
* "[[I LOVE YOU]]"
* "[[Kakaeta Kiseki]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Kaze no Tabibito (K&S Version)]]" with [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "[[Kibou no Uta]]" with [[Kikumaru Eiji]] and [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* "[[Kimi wo Sagashiteta]]"
* "[[Kira★Kira Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[KiSS]]"
* "[[Koko de Bokura wa Deatteshimatta]]" with [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "[[LOADED SOUL]]" with [[Echizen Ryouma]]
* "[[Manatsu no Mayonnaise]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Manatsu no Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Mata Kimi To]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Megane wo Hazusu Yoru]]"
* "[[Megane wo Hazusu Yoru ~Megane's Version~]]" with [[Oshitari Yuushi]] and [[Inui Sadaharu]]
* "[[Megane☆Afro]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Megane☆Akuto]]" with [[Megane☆Seven featuring Mitsuya Akuto]]
* "[[Megane☆Otoko]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Megane☆Party]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Megane☆Seven]]" with [[Megane☆Seven]]
* "[[Memory]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Mighty Wing]]"
* "[[Never Surrender]]"
* "[[Never Surrender (Running Version)]]"
* "[[NEXT DOOR]]"
* "[[Niji]]"
* "[[Niji ~"Der Regenbogen" Version~]]"
* "[[Odorimasen ka? Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Otoko no Bigaku]]" with [[Momoshiro Takeshi]] and [[Kaidou Kaoru]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[GIGS]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[Amikyuu Danji]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[Party Time]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Road]]"
* "[[Road]]" with [[Oishi Shuuichirou]] and [[Kawamura Takeshi]]
* "[[Road Dai II Shou ~Kimi e~]]"
* "[[Sabishii Nettaigyo]]" with [[Sanada Genichirou]]
* "[[Sasayakana Kono Negai]]"
* "[[Sayonara... Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Sayonara... Megane's]]" with [[Megane's]]
* "[[Shinkokyuu ~Dedicate to E~]]"
* "[[SINCE LAST GOODBYE]]"
* "[[SINCE LAST GOODBYE ~Niagara Version~]]"
* "[[Soushi ~Umukutu~]]"
* "[[Tatoeba Ima...]]" with [[Fuji Shuusuke]]
* "[[Tenipuri FEVER]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Tenipuri FEVER]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars Senbatsu A]]
* "[[Tenipuri tte Ikou]]" with [[Konomi Takeshi with Tezuka Kunimitsu]]
* "[[Tenipuri tte Ikou]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Tenipuri tte Ikou]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars Senbatsu A]]
* "[[Tenipuri☆Paradise]]" with [[Tenipuri All Stars]]
* "[[Tricolore]]" with [[Seigaku All Stars]]
* "[[TRUTH]]"
* "[[Tsubasa ~Tsubasa~]]"
* "[[Valentine Kiss]]" with [[Seishun Gakuen Middle School]]
* "[[We Love SEIGAKU -Arigatou wo Komete]]" with [[SEIGAKU NINE PLAYERS]]
* "[[WHITE LINE]]" with [[Aozu]]
* "[[WHITE LINE arrange E]]"
* "[[White Message]]"
* "[[White Message ~With Love Version~]]"
* "[[Yokogao]]"
* "[[Yokogao (New Year Version)]]"
* "[[Yume no Saku Basho]]"
* "[[Zou-san no Scanty]]" with [[Sanada Genichirou]]

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:TezukaSSR.png|Tezuka SSR from the Rising Beat mobile game.
File:Atobevstezuka.jpg|Original illustration by Konomi Takeshi to celebrate the Atobe vs. Tezuka match being ranked #1 by fans.
File:Tezukavalentine.png|Tezuka SR from the 2017 Valentine event in the Rising Beat mobile game.
File:Tezukaage25.png|Official art of Tezuka, age 25, winning a tournament.
File:Tezukaroom.jpg|Tezuka's bedroom from the Prince of Tennis 10.5 fanbook.
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* "Don't let your guard down." (油断せずに行こう)
* "Echizen, become Seigaku's pillar of support." (越前青学の柱になれ)

==References==
<references />

User:Timo

2020-08-23T18:18:56Z

Timo: Created page with "Currently watching for the first time and adding missing stuff as I stumble upon it!"

Currently watching for the first time and adding missing stuff as I stumble upon it!

Atobe Keigo

2020-08-23T18:12:41Z

Timo: Add kanji, kana, gender and voice actor

[[Category:Characters]][[Category:Hyoutei]]{{CharacterInfobox

|Name=Atobe Keigo
|Kanji=跡部景吾
|Kana=あとべけいご
|AnimeImg=Atobe73.jpeg
|MangaImg=
|Gender=Male
|AgePOT=14
|AgeNPOT=15
|Birthday=October 4
|Astrology=Libra
|HeightPOT=175 cm
|HeightNPOT=178 cm
|WeightPOT=
|WeightNPOT=
|Blood Type=
|Dominant Arm=right
|Eyesight=
|Shoe Size=
|Family=<span></span>
*mom
*dad
*dog (Beat)
|Nicknames=<span></span>The King (by himself)
|School= [[Hyoutei Academy Middle School]]
|Year=3rd Year
|Class=A
|Seat=1<ref name="40.5">[https://fanbook.livejournal.com/39801.html [Prince of Tennis] 40.5 Players Introduction - Atobe Keigo [pg.262-263]] translated by [https://givememochi.livejournal.com/ mochi].</ref>
|Committee=Student Council President
|Best Subjects=
|Worst Subjects=none
|Former School=

|Club Position=<span></span>
*Captain
*Regular
|Play Style=
|Doubles Partners=<span></span>[[Niou Masaharu]]
|Shoes=
|Racket=

|MangaDebut=Genius #
|AnimeDebut=Episode #22
|VoiceJP=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junichi_Suwabe Suwabe Junichi]
|VoiceEN=
|Tenimyu=<span></span>
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_Name Actor Name] (1st)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_Name Actor Name] (2nd)
*[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Actor_Name Actor Name] (3rd)}}

'''{{PAGENAME}}''' (<ruby><rb>跡部景吾</rb><rp>(</rp><rt>あとべけいご</rt><rp>)</rp></ruby>) is a 3rd year student at [[Hyoutei Academy Middle School]]. He is the captain of Hyoutei's tennis club and by club law, its best player. Atobe is known for being incredibly wealthy and eccentric, and he is one of the most popular characters in the series.

=={{PAGENAME}}==

===Appearance===
Focus mostly on differences in appearance between anime/manga/games etc. If a character looks the same in all of them, they can have a relatively brief description, as there is a gallery below.

===Daily School Life===
* 6:30AM - Wakes up
* etc

===Personality===
Describer character personality here.

====Personal====
* Hobbies:
* Dislikes/Weaknesses:
* Spends His Allowance On:
* Most Wanted Item/Thing:
* Skills Beyond Tennis:
* Father's Occupation:
* Random Fact:

====Preferences====
* Food(s):
* Color(s):
* Motto(s):
* Movie(s):
* Book(s):
* Music:
* Type of Person:
* Date Spot:
* Most Visited Spot on Campus:

===Biography===

Detail the most important events the character is involved in throughout the story, including information from fan books, and how they fit together. Identify the character's initial motivation and how it changes over time. The information should be presented in roughly chronological order as long as this form does not impede the coherency of the text. If an event has a separate page (e.g. match pages), it is enough to link to that page and summarize the most relevant parts for the character's development rather than recounting everything.<ref>Cite your sources</ref>

Use subheadings at your discretion.

====Relationships====
List any significant relationships not discussed in the biography section above.

; Character
: Brief description of relation to character
; Another character
: Brief description of relation to character

====Anime specific events====
You would put descriptions of e.g. Sengoku's foray into boxing and his rematch with Momoshiro in this section rather than "history." This should also briefly recap differences in important matches.

==Tennis==

===Play Style===

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|[[file:Tanegashima_Shuuji_105_Stats.jpg]]
|}

Paint a coherent picture of the character's play style. Use information from the fan books as well as the manga. In general this does not mean listing every bit of information ever mentioned, but rather focusing on remarkable strengths and shortcomings, as well as how the most important special moves and abilities are incorporated.

<div style="clear: both;"></div>

'''Other Special Moves'''
* List special moves not mentioned above
* Use Japanese names

; Routine During Tournaments: Routine

===Tennis Bag Contents===
; Item : Definition
; Another item : Another definition

==Trivia==
* Miscellaneous trivia
* goes here

===Messages From and To Others===

====Others about Name====
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]
* "Quote goes here" - [[Character]]

====Name about others====
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"
* About [[Character]]: "Quote goes here"

==Music==

* [[Song name]]
* [[Song name]] ''feat. [[other characters]]''

==Gallery==
<gallery>
File:Ryoma.jpg|caption
File:Seigakuteampic.png|caption
File:Seigaku.png|caption
</gallery>

==Quotes==
* Quotes
* go
* here

==References==
<references />