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Tennis no Oujisama

Genel Bilgiler

Orijinal AdıTennis no Oujisama
İngilizce AdıThe Prince of Tennis
Japonca Adıテニスの王子様
Diğer AdlarıTennis no Ouji-sama
Format TürüManga
Bölüm / Cilt Sayısı382 Bölüm / 42 Cilt
DurumFinished
Yayınlanıyor mu?Hayır
Yayın TarihleriJul 6, 1999 to Mar 3, 2008
Yazar / ÇizerKonomi, Takeshi
Yayıncı (Dergi)Shounen Jump (Weekly)
Türler / TemalarSports, School
Hedef KitleShounen
MAL OnayıEvet
MyAnimeList URLSayfaya Git
⭐ 7.71
Puan (14,153 Oy)
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Sıralama
🔥 #753
Popülerlik
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Konusu

Seishun Academy is home to one of the best middle school tennis teams in all of Japan. Freshman tennis prodigy Ryouma Echizen enrolls in the prestigious institution with his eyes set on claiming a regular position on the Boys' Tennis Team. As the son of legendary tennis player Samurai Nanjirou, Ryouma is sick of living in his shadow and wishes to surpass him someday. He is confident in his skills and has the cocky attitude to match. His teammates, however, are reluctant to accept him into their starting lineup, as he hasn't proven himself worthy of the spot.

Seishun's ultimate goal is to make it to the National Tournament by the end of the year, but they first have to make it through the Kanto Regionals to even qualify for a spot in it. With their new "super rookie" on the team, Seishun is ready to take on anything that comes their way. With a varied assortment of rivals and opponents that can threaten their chance at the title, the Seishun team needs to give it their all in order to rise to the top.

[Written by MAL Rewrite]

Included one-shot:
Volume 5: Tennis no Oujisama (pilot)

Arka Plan Bilgisi

Tennis no Oujisama serialized in the Weekly Shounen Jump from July 1999 to March 2008. The series was put on hiatus in July 2006 after the writer, Takeshi Konomi, was injured in an accident; publication resumed in September 2006. The series was published in English as The Prince of Tennis by VIZ Media under the Shonen Jump imprint from April 21, 2004 to July 5, 2011. The manga has received multiple media adaptations. Since the Golden Week of 2003, Marvelous Entertainment has produced a series of musicals that are shown bi-annually, with each musical adapting one arc of the manga storyline. A live adaptation film was released in Japan on May 13, 2006, covering the storyline from when Ryoma arrives in Japan to the match against Hyotei Academy. Three Chinese dramas have been produced. Due to localization, the dramas feature different characters and cultural themes, but the story and characters' portrayal remain similar to the manga. A variety of video games based on the series, mostly tennis games or dating simulators, have been released in Japan across multiple consoles. A half-hour weekly radio show was also produced, featuring over 300 music CDs along with a large range of merchandise.

🎭 Karakterler

Echizen, Ryouma
Echizen, Ryouma Main
Fuji, Shuusuke
Fuji, Shuusuke Main
Inui, Sadaharu
Inui, Sadaharu Main
Kaidou, Kaoru
Kaidou, Kaoru Main
Kawamura, Takashi
Kawamura, Takashi Main
Kikumaru, Eiji
Kikumaru, Eiji Main
Momoshiro, Takeshi
Momoshiro, Takeshi Main
Oishi, Shuichiro
Oishi, Shuichiro Main
Tezuka, Kunimitsu
Tezuka, Kunimitsu Main
Akazawa, Yoshirou
Akazawa, Yoshirou Supporting
Akutagawa, Jirou
Akutagawa, Jirou Supporting
Akutsu, Jin
Akutsu, Jin Supporting
Amane, Hikaru
Amane, Hikaru Supporting
Aoi, Kentarou
Aoi, Kentarou Supporting
Aragaki, Kouichi
Aragaki, Kouichi Supporting
Arai, Masashi
Arai, Masashi Supporting
Arbiter
Arbiter Supporting
Atobe, Keigo
Atobe, Keigo Supporting
Banda, Mikiya
Banda, Mikiya Supporting
Chinen, Hiroshi
Chinen, Hiroshi Supporting
Chitose, Miyuki
Chitose, Miyuki Supporting

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