Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen
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Episodes (13)
- 1EP 1
Ryoma Returns from America for the All-Japan National Tournament First Match
Mar 24, 2006The first match of the All-Japan National Tournament features a contest between Rokkaku and Higa. During this event, Ojii provides an explanation of the Shukuchi Method. Additionally, Ryoma arrives back in Japan after spending time in America, marking his return to the competitive scene.
- 2EP 2
Ryoma Debut Cool Drive and Drive C Against Higa Middle School Opponent
May 26, 2006The Nationals Arc begins with Seigaku's first-round match against Higa Middle School. Ryoma competes against Kei Tanishi during this encounter. He demonstrates a tennis technique known as the Cool Drive, which he acquired as a souvenir from America. Additionally, he utilizes Drive C, a variant of the Cool Drive that possesses less power. These shots mark his offensive strategy in this specific game against the opposing team member.
- 3EP 3
Fuji and Kawamura counter the Shukuchi Method with the Kagerou Zutsumi technique
May 26, 2006Fuji and Kawamura compete in the Doubles 2 match. Higa's coach directs his player to target Ryuzaki-sensei with the ball, prompting the duo to play at full force. They face significant difficulty due to the Shukuchi Method. To overcome this challenge, Fuji employs his Fourth Counter, known as Kagerou Zutsumi or Dragonfly Illusion. This strategic move allows them to address the tactical pressure applied by their opponents during the intense game.
- 4EP 4
Kikumaru plays Singles 2 against Kai from Higa while demonstrating his Seal Step.
Jul 28, 2006Kikumaru competes in a Singles 2 match against Kai from Higa. The narrative highlights the intense training Kikumaru undertook to significantly boost his stamina. His lateral movement has improved to such an extent that it appears as though there are two Kikumarus on the court. This specific motion is identified as the Seal Step, creating the visual illusion of a doppelganger. The episode focuses on showcasing these physical enhancements and the resulting impact on his gameplay during the match against his opponent.
- 5EP 5
Yagyuu questions Kaido about life without his Snake while Kaido plays Doubles alone
Jul 28, 2006During the summer tournament, Yagyuu from Rikkai Dai approaches Kaido to inquire about his potential actions if he were separated from his signature Snake technique. In response to this challenge, Kaido requests permission from Inui to participate in a Doubles match independently. He aims to test his capabilities and determine how far he can progress in the competition without relying on his usual signature move. This encounter highlights the competitive dynamics between the players as they explore their individual strengths and strategies outside their standard team formations.
- 6EP 6
Tezuka Faces Kite's Desperate Tactics with the Pinnacle of Hard Work
Sep 22, 2006Tezuka competes against Eishirou Kite, the captain of Higa Chuu. Kite demonstrates an extreme willingness to win by throwing small pebbles at Tezuka during the match. In response, Tezuka reveals his true form by utilizing Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami, also known as The Pinnacle of Hard Work, to counter his opponent's aggressive and unconventional strategies.
- 7EP 7
Seigaku plays beach volleyball against Rokkaku between matches
Sep 22, 2006Seigaku temporarily shifts its focus to beach volleyball, forming a team to compete against Rokkaku. This activity takes place in the interval between their scheduled tennis matches. The team engages in this specific sport as a break from their regular training regimen. They utilize this time to prepare physically and mentally for their upcoming contest. The narrative highlights this deviation from standard tennis practice, showing the group participating in the beach sport before resuming their primary athletic goals.
- 8EP 8
Hyotei Reflects on Kantou Loss Before Seigaku Quarterfinals
Nov 24, 2006The Hyotei team members look back on their defeat during the Kantou tournament. They use these memories to prepare for their upcoming match. Their immediate goal is to secure a victory in the quarterfinals against Seigaku. The narrative focuses on their determination to overcome past failures and perform well in this crucial stage of the competition.
- 9EP 9
Oshitari and Momoshiro face off in the quarterfinals singles match
Nov 24, 2006The quarterfinals begin with the first match featuring Oshitari against Momoshiro. Momoshiro competes in the Singles 3 Spot position. During this encounter, he demonstrates a newly developed style of play. This match marks the initial contest of the quarterfinal stage. The narrative focuses on the interaction between these two players as Momoshiro utilizes his updated techniques. The source material confirms this specific matchup and the context of Momoshiro's performance in the tournament structure.
- 10EP 10
Inui and Kaido face Mukahi and Hiyoshi in a high-stakes doubles quarterfinal match.
Jan 26, 2007This segment covers the second doubles match of the quarterfinals, featuring the Inui-Kaido pair against the Mukahi-Hiyoshi pair. The opponents attempt to secure a quick victory by exerting maximum effort from the outset. Inui introduces a new technique early in the game to counter their aggressive strategy. The match intensifies as the Mukahi-Hiyoshi duo reaches match point, putting pressure on their opponents. However, Kaido responds by revealing a new move to challenge the incoming victory conditions. The narrative focuses on the tactical exchanges and the introduction of fresh techniques by both sides during this critical stage of the tournament.
- 11EP 11
Tezuka Kunimitsu faces Kabaji in the quarterfinals singles match two
Jan 26, 2007This segment features the second singles match of the quarterfinals between Tezuka Kunimitsu and Kabaji. The narrative includes a flashback detailing Tezuka's history in the Kyuushu Region prior to his rehabilitation period. In the current timeline, Tezuka must confront Kabaji, who utilizes an imitation of Tezuka's own playing style during their competitive encounter.
- 12EP 12
A tense match between Seigaku and Hyotei’s golden pairs tests their limits.
Mar 23, 2007The Golden Pairs of Seigaku and Hyotei face off in a critical duel. Shishido and Ootori utilize an enhanced Neo Scud Serve alongside the Pile-Mirage formation to challenge Kikumaru and Oishi. In response, the Seigaku duo unlocks a new synchronized state to counter the pressure. Despite this breakthrough, Hyotei secures the victory. The match concludes when Kikumaru intentionally stops Oishi from striking the ball, prioritizing the protection of Oishi’s injured wrist over continuing play and risking further damage.
- 13EP 13
Ryoma challenges Atobe in a decisive singles match for a semi-final spot.
Mar 23, 2007During the first singles match, Ryoma competes against Atobe to determine who advances to the national tournament semi-finals. Ryoma attempts to utilize the State of Self-Actualization, but this strategy proves ineffective against Atobe and his newly introduced technique, Koori no Sekai. In response, Ryoma counters with an incomplete version of his father's Zone technique, which functions similarly to the Tezuka Zone. The intense rivalry leads to a prolonged tie-breaker that appears to have no immediate conclusion, highlighting the high stakes of the competition.
Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen have?
- Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen has 13 episodes.
- When did Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen come out?
- Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen came out in 2006.
- Which studio made Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen?
- Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen was produced by M.S.C.
- Who directed Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen?
- Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen was directed by Hideyo Yamamoto.
- Is Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen finished?
- Current status of Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen: Finished.