Tennis no Ouji-sama

1. A Prince Appears

At the request of his father, Ryoma Echizen moves to Japan after having success at tennis in the United States, having won four consecutive American Junior Openings. On his way to a Japanese tennis tournament, he "saves" Sakuno Ryuzaki from some thugs. Due to this, he misses the tournament, however, he finds an opponent in the form of one of the thugs he met on the subway. He then puts his opponent, Sasabe, in his place during the match, where he reveals his exceptional tennis capabilities.

2. Samurai Junior

Upon his arrival in Seishun Academy, "Seigaku" for short, Ryoma teaches a lesson to two juniors who are picking on the freshmen. Takeshi Momoshiro, one of the team's regulars, puts a stop to it and decides to play Ryoma in a tennis match. Noticing that Momoshiro has a bad ankle, Ryoma decides not to play with his dominant hand. Also, Sakuno's energetic friend, Tomoka, is introduced to Ryoma, and instantly proclaims herself to be his number one fan.

3. The Seigaku Regulars Make Their Debut!

The Seigaku regulars are introduced, while a journalist, Mamoru Inoue, and a photographer, Saori Shiba, visit Seigaku in order to report on the team's upcoming ranking matches. Meanwhile, Ryoma defeats a second year non-regular, Arai, using an old broken tennis racket when the latter hides all three of Ryoma's rackets. Seeing his skill, the captain of the tennis team, Kunimitsu Tezuka, enters Ryoma's name on the roster for the intraschool ranking matches despite the fact that he is a freshman.

4. The One Named Viper

The Seigaku ranking matches has begun, and Ryoma and the Seigaku regulars continue to win their matches early on in the tournament. Ryoma then gets pitted against regular Kaoru Kaido in the third round, where the latter reveals his special move, the Snake shot. This throws Ryoma off guard, so he decides to switch to his dominant hand.

5. Snake Shot

Kaido attempts to use his Snake shot to wear off Ryoma's stamina, and though Ryoma initially shows signs of sweating and fatigue, he surprises both Kaido and the spectators when his speed and power does not decrease. Near the end, it is revealed that Ryoma had been implementing a plan: he had been specifically hitting shots that Kaido had to bend his knees in order to return, thus Kaido would loose stamina far faster than Ryoma. His plan works, earning him the win.

6. Nanjiro Echizen

Inoue plays a match with Nanjiro Echizen, the former "Samurai Nanjiro", a legendary tennis professional, to get answers about why he retired. Though Nanjiro appears to not be taking it seriously, his skills show otherwise, and he easily beats Inoue with both his eyes closed. However, Inoue finds out that Nanjiro is now focusing on developing the skills of his son, Ryoma. Meanwhile, Sakuno looks for Ryoma to learn more about him and tennis.

7. The Two Ryomas

In Ryoma's next ranking match, he plays against Inui Sadaharu, who uses Data Tennis to counter Ryoma's play style. Using the data he gathered from Ryoma's previous match, Inui is able to dominate the match by accurately predicting and countering Ryoma's moves. Though irritated, Ryoma refuses to give up and reveals that he is glad to have transferred into Seigaku because he can now play against different types of players, like Inui.

8. The Split Step

In order to counter Inui's data, Ryoma uses a new technique he had practiced when playing against his father, the One-footed Split Step. This requires him to continuously hop in place so he can react faster to the ball, as well as be able to move to another part of the court more quickly. Using this technique, Ryoma gains enough agility and speed to return Inui's calculated shots. This, along with the Twist Serve, surpasses Inui's data and turns the game into Ryoma's favor.

9. The Hard Day

Inui continues to be unable to return Ryoma's Twist Serve, resulting in his eventual loss. Ryoma then wins his next games, and finally becomes a regular. Meanwhile, Inui plays against his next opponent, Kaido, who also surpasses Inui's data and takes a spot in the regulars as well. With eight spots taken, Inui loses his place as a regular, however, Seigaku's coach, Sumire Ryuzaki, asks him to help in the regulars' training instead. During training, he introduces his special and dreaded vegetable juice, which most of the regulars fall victim to.

10. Counterattack! Sasabe Again?

Ryoma and the rest of the freshmen go to where Kachiro's father works as a tennis coach. However, they find trouble with Sasabe again, but this time, Sasabe's father is the bigger problem. In order to teach him a lesson, Ryoma asks the father to teach him tennis. Though Sasabe warns his father not to, the latter is more than willing to do so. In their practice match, the father ends up pulling a muscle after Ryoma shows him just how much he should have listened to Kachiro's father's advice about warming up first.

11. Ryoma Vs. Momoshiro

Realizing that the only remaining singles slot left is singles 3, Ryoma and Momoshiro compete for it when they both want to play singles in the upcoming match against Gyokurin Middle School. However, when they decide to settle it with a match, they end up playing doubles against locals instead. Though they defeat their first few challengers, they are utterly defeated by two cocky Gyokurin players due to their lack of teamwork. It is then that the two decide to play doubles in the upcoming match.

12. The Perfect Match

Momoshiro and Ryoma volunteer to play in doubles 2, and develop a tactic to improve their playing coordination. However, despite their practice, they continue to clash with each other due to their natural dominant tendencies as singles players. In addition, their rivals use a strategy which takes advantage of Momoshiro and Ryoma's lack of coordination, turning the game into their favor.

13. Real Men Play Doubles

With their new strategy, Gyokurin continues to dominate. Irritated, Ryoma and Momoshiro realize that they are truly not suited to be doubles players, and agree to split the court in half. Now they each only have to defend one half of the court and is able to utilize their individual skills. Though strange, it is an effective strategy that wins them the game. However, due to their shameful performance, they still receive punishment from their coach.

14. The Triple Counter

Fudomine Middle School, an unknown team that withdrew from last tournament for internal affairs, is Seigaku's next rival. In the first game, Seigaku's Shusuke Fuji and Takashi Kawamura find themselves struggling against the first Fudomine pair, forcing Fuji to use one of his Triple Counters, Tsubame Gaeshi, a technique that causes the ball to roll rather than bounce once it reaches the opponents' side of the court.

15. To Each His Own Battle

Determined to overcome Fuji's skills, Fudomine's Tetsu Ishida tries a desperate measure to seal Fuji's Tsubame Gaeshi by using a hit of considerable strength called Hadokyu. When he aims it directly toward Fuji, Kawamura decides to get in its way when he realizes that Fuji would not be able to return it. Hoverer, though he succeeds in returning it, he hurts his wrist in the process, forcing Seigaku to forfeit the match.

16. The Boomerang Snake

Thanks to Eiji Kikumaru's acrobatics and Shuichiro Oishi's ability to adapt to his partner's style, Seigaku's "Golden Pair" wins their doubles match easily. Next is the game between Kaido and Kamio Akira, where Kaoru's Snake shot turns out to be ineffective against the speed ace from Fudomine. In a moment of desperation, Kaido inadvertently performs a near impossible shot around the net's pole, which is then dubbed the Boomerang Snake.

17. A Little Gesture of Triumph

Kaido desperately tries to recreate the Boomerang Snake, but he eventually stops his attempts when he decides to just play his style of tennis. With neither side yielding, Kamio's and Kaido's game becomes an endurance match. However, in the end, Kaido's willpower and persistence outlasts Kamio's stamina. Also, Momoshiro learns the identity of the girl he has been recently running into, who turns out to be Fudomine's player-coach and Kippei Tachibana's younger sister, An Tachibana.

18. The Love Letter

Nanjiro Echizen finds a letter from Ryuzaki and remembers the days when he trained under her as a Seigaku regular. Meanwhile, Ryoma's opponent, Shinji Ibu, shows his skills when he is able to return Ryoma's Twist Serve, as well as his revealing his own serve, the Kick Serve, which is similar to the Twist Serve. Ryoma then switches to his left hand, and the game heats up between the two player's serves.

19. Battle-Scarred Ryoma

Ryoma struggles to resist Ibu's "spot", a technique where Ibu forces Ryoma to hit certain shots that temporarily paralyzes his arm. However, when Ryoma tries to avoid the spot by continuously switching his racket from his left and right hands, the racket gets loose from his grip and it bounces back, hitting his eye. With his eyelid bleeding, it seems impossible for him to continue, but he insists on continuing the match.

20. Time Limit

Impressed with his determination, Tezuka gives Ryoma ten minutes to finish the game, after which he will forfeit the match. In the end, Ryoma manages to overcome Ibu's "spot" and wins the match right before his alloted time had ended. With Ryoma's win, Seigaku wins the tournament, and after tending to his wounds, the Seigaku regulars celebrate in Kawamura's sushi restaurant.

21. Is the Tennis Court Burning Up?

Due to their recent victories, spies from other schools begin to observe Seigaku's training. When they catch two of the spies spying on them even after school hours, Momoshiro and Ryoma teach the two of them a lesson in a doubles match. When the two spies are only able to score one point against them, they decide to practice their tennis, instead of spying on others.

22. Kaoru's Troubles

While Kaido starts his daily training, Momoshiro and Kamio Akira end up playing a doubles match against two Hyotei regulars, Atobe Keigo and Munehiro Kabaji, when the latter two pick on An Tachibana. Meanwhile, Ryoma and Shinji Ibu battle over grip tape by creating a contest in which they catch a pickpocket. Kaido is then unwittingly dragged into the mess when he is suspected of being the thief.

23. Here Comes Inui's Deluxe Drink!

During their new training regimen, Kaido and Oishi are forced to drink Inui's special vegetable juice for losing in their training match, becoming very sick. Then, when Tezuka accidentally drinks all of Inui's juice, Inui is forced to use his "Golden Power Remix Inui Juice" on the loser of the Kikumaru and Ryoma match. When Ryoma fails to win the game within five shots, which was the requirement for him to win, he ends being the one to drink it.

24. Ryoma's Day Off

Ryoma is asked by coach Ryuzaki to go to the racket-stringer with Sakuno, whom he constantly ignores, though unknowingly. Curious what Ryoma is up to, Nanjiro decides to follow him, and after seeing the two together, Momoshiro and the freshman trio, spy on the two, believing that that they are on a date. However, Ryoma continues to ignore her and even end up hurting her feelings when she asks about him. In the end, Ryoma tries to make up for it by teaching her some tennis.

25. Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 1

Feeling that Ryoma's tennis is a simple copy of his father's, Tezuka asks coach Ryuzaki for permission to play an unofficial match against Ryoma. Before his match, Tezuka and Oishi go to a clinic to check whether or not Tezuka's arm has healed. Though it is healed, the doctor warns him not to play long matches and to not use his drop shot. After finding out he is fine, he meets up with Ryoma. Suspicious of the two's meeting, Oishi decides to follow the pair to see what is really going on.

26. Seigaku's Strongest Man, Part 2

During their match, in order to convince the latter to aim higher with his own style of tennis, Tezuka risks his re-injuring his arm by going all out in the match, resulting in Ryoma's defeat. Oishi, who was the sole spectator of the Tezuka and Ryoma match, talks to Tezuka about the outcome and its repercussions. The next day at school, the other team members, grow suspicious when Tezuka and Ryoma fail to appear during team practice two days in a row. Meanwhile, Ryoma asks Nanjiro for a match, in which the latter realizes that Ryoma has changed and will now get stronger.

27. Kalpin's Adventure

Momoshiro recovers his spirit after a match with Fudomine student and Tachibana's younger sister, An Tachibana, and also with an encounter with two of Hyotei Academy's regulars. Meanwhile, the Golden Pair makes up, and Tezuka is shown refusing Ryuzaki's offer to study abroad in Germany, choosing to stay in order to lead his team to the Nationals.

28. A New Regular Appears?!

It`s the first day of the Metropolitans and Echizen has overslept! Horio pretends to be Echizen but is challenged to a match. Their first match goes smoothly, but their second match gives them more trouble than expected... Source: crunchyroll

29. Momo and Viper

Seigaku has picked their order for the quarterfinal round against St. Rudolph, and Momoshiro and Kaido have unexpectedly paired in doubles! As the match progresses, it`s clear that St. Rudolph has prepared well. Source: crunchyroll

30. Mizuki's Scenario

Mizuki has scouted the Seigaku team and trained St. Rudolph to attack their weaknesses. Momoshiro and Kaido are unable to use their best shots against the agile St. Rudolph team. Will Seigaku be able to overcome this challenge? Source: crunchyroll

31. The Moon Volley

When they looked to be down, Seido`s Momoshiro and Kaido are fighting back. Kaido`s Boomerang Snake takes St. Rudolph by surprise, but will it be enough? Then, the #2 Doubles match begins with Kikumaru and Oishi facing St. Rudolph`s Akazawa and Kaneda. Source: crunchyroll

32. Mortal Blow: Eiji's Feigned Sleep Attack

Seigaku`s Golden Pair, Kikumaru and Oishi, are facing St. Rudolph in #2 Doubles. Mizuki`s strategies have nearly exhausted Kikumaru and Seigaku quickly falls behind by two games. But they have a special formation that St. Rudolph isn`t prepared for. Source: crunchyroll

33. The Tiebreak

Kikumaru used a few games to recover his stamina and launch a comeback for Seigaku`s Golden Pair. Now they and St. Rudolph are tied three games each, and it`s down to a tiebreaker round. But it`s a hot afternoon and Kikumaru hasn`t fully recovered... Source: crunchyroll

34. Twist Spin Shot

Echizen is up against Yuta Fuji for #3 Singles. After taunting Yuta before the match, Echizen seems fazed by Yuta`s Lefty Killer skills. Can Seigaku`s first year rookie rise to the challenge? Source: crunchyroll

35. Drive B

Echizen`s match against St. Rudolph`s Yuta Fuji continues. Down four games to none, Echizen tries a new technique to slide into the ball: the Drive B. Will it be enough to put Seigaku over St. Rudolph? Source: crunchyroll

36. Big Brother, Shusuke Fuji

Fuji is up against Mizuki in the #2 Singles match. Mizuki immediately takes a commanding lead, five games to none. But Fuji isn`t beat yet, and he`s angry about something. How can Seigaku bounce back? Source: crunchyroll

37. A Tennis Ball With Ryoma's Face

Echizen`s dad tricks him into coaching Tomoka and Sakuno for the day. While practicing, a special ball of Sakuno`s flies into the Ginka Junior High court. The team surrounds her while she looks for the ball, but they may be pulling a dirty trick... Source: crunchyroll

38. Penal-Tea

Jin Akutsu shows up at Seigaku`s court and fights with Arai and Kachiro. Echizen intervenes, but Akutsu hits sharp rocks at him and gives him a cut. The Seigaku team begins a tough training regimen, with a severe punishment for those who don`t perform. Source: crunchyroll

39. The Brown Bear

After another day of tough training, Coach Ryuzaki announces practice matches for the team. Fuji and Echizen go first. Echizen is shocked by Fuji`s Sun Bear Drop which nullifies any smash, but Echizen is determined to break through somehow. Source: crunchyroll

40. A Duel in the Rain

Seigaku is holding practice matches: Echizen vs Fuji, Momoshiro vs Tezuka, Kaido vs Kawamura, and Oishi vs Kikumaru. A downpour and the matches are canceled, but Echizen and Fuji are still playing despite the rain... Source: crunchyroll

41. Trouble

It`s the day of the Metropolitan Tournament finals. Yamabuki is set to play Fudomine, but most of Fudomine`s team is oddly late to arrive. Seigaku will face Ginka, but Ginka seem nervous after their encounter with Echizen. How will the teams fare? Source: crunchyroll

42. Oishi Is Targeted

Oishi and Kikumaru, the Golden Pair are in the #1 doubles match against the pair that beat Oishi`s team last year, Minami and Higashikata. They`re confident of a repeat win. Then, the #3 singles match starts with Momoshiro against Yamabuki`s Sengoku. Source: crunchyroll

43. Lucky Sengoku

Momoshiro is up against Sengoku for the #3 singles match against Yamabuki. After an early lead, Momoshiro is surprised by a comeback from Sengoku. Can he see it through? It seems that Momoshiro`s left leg may be bothering him... Source: crunchyroll

44. Jackknife

Momoshiro`s match against Sengoku continues, but worringly, Momoshiro`s left leg is spasming. He`ll need to figure out a way compensate or Yamabuki will win the match. Shortly after, Echizen will be up against Yamabuki`s fearsome Akutsu... Source: crunchyroll

45. A Devil On the Court

Echizen`s singles match begins against Yamabuki`s rough character Akutsu. He`s been a troublemaker in tennis from a young age. Echizen manages to surprise Akutsu with his first serve, but can he keep it up? Source: crunchyroll

46. Samurai Spirit

Echizen looks to be at a disadvantage facing Yamabuki`s Akutsu. When Echizen goes right, he can instantaneously redirect his shot to the left. What can Echizen do to regain his footing? Source: crunchyroll

47. I Can't Lose

Echizen faltered and fell behind in his singles match against Yamabuki`s Akutsu. Now he`s figured out a strategy that is helping him make some headway! But Ms. Ryuzaki and Nanjiro know that Coach Banda will have something up his sleeve... Source: crunchyroll

48. The Decisive Moment

It`s the final stage of Echizen`s match against Yamabuki`s Akutsu. Echizen has reached match point which would make Seigaku the Metropolitan Tournament champions. But Akutsu is taller, wilder and far from backing down. Who will win this decisive match? Source: crunchyroll

49. Free Style Fighting

Following the Metropolitan Tournament, the team is training when Kirihara from Rikkai wanders in on their practice, causing mayhem to erupt. Meanwhile, Echizen takes on some basketball players who were picking on Horio while he was on cleaning detail. Source: crunchyroll

50. A Seigaku Tradition

Seigaku is holding intramural ranking matches to decide who will compete at the Kanto Tournament. The regulars start off with easy wins, but they can`t all go. But Momoshiro is overwhelmed by Inui, showing that the outcome is far from certain. Source: crunchyroll

51. Inui's Challenge

Inui has never been able to defeat Tezuka in their 20 or 30 matches since they joined the Seigaku tennis club. But today, Inui surprises everyone by showing just how much he himself has grown in his match against Tezuka. Source: crunchyroll

52. Seigaku's Biggest Crisis

Tezuka and Inui continue their match. Inui comes on strong, but Tezuka displays abilities far beyond that of a middle schooler. The ranking matches are over, but everyone’s concentration is disturbed by the fact that Momoshiro has been missing practice. Source: crunchyroll

53. The Momo Who's Returned

An Tachibana joins Momoshiro for some casual street tennis until they’re interrupted by the Hyotei tennis club. Source: crunchyroll

54. Kaoru's Special Training

The Seigaku team is in for a surprise when they find out who they’re up against in their first match of the Kanto Tournament. Source: crunchyroll

55. Hyotei Presses Near

It`s the first day of the Kanto Tournament, and Seigaku`s first match is against Hyotei, the previous year`s second-place champions. And if that weren`t bad enough, Oishi is missing. What will Seigaku do without half of their best doubles pair? Source: crunchyroll

56. Doubles for Three

Momoshiro and Kikumaru make a surprisingly good team, but their opponents are outplaying them at every turn. Seigaku`s spirits sink as their losses mount and their signature moves fail. Does the impromptu pair have any way left to turn the tables? Source: crunchyroll

57. Scud Serve

Continuing on to #1 doubles, Hyotei sends out Shishido and Otori, another formidable pair for Seigaku to face. Source: crunchyroll

58. The Worst Compatibility

Inui and Kaido attempt a comeback against Otori`s seemingly unbeatable serve, but their teamwork starts to break down as they struggle against the formidable Hyotei pair. Source: crunchyroll

59. The Hidden Trouble

Thanks to Kaido`s efforts, Inui has all the data he needs to start a comeback. But will Data Tennis be enough to defeat Shishido and Otori when Seigaku is already down by five games? Source: crunchyroll

60. Power vs. Power

#3 singles starts a match-up between powerful players from Seigaku and Hyotei. Who will come out on top? Source: crunchyroll

61. Duel of Hadokyu!

Neither Kawamura nor Kabaji is backing down as their heated battle for #3 singles continues. Source: crunchyroll

62. The Disappearing Serve

It`s time for #2 singles, and Fuji is facing off against Hyotei`s always sleepy Jiro Akutagawa. Will Fuji score an easy victory against an opponent who seems more interested in a nap, or is there more to Akutagawa than appears? Source: crunchyroll

63. The Last Triple Counter

After losing a game to Jiro Akutagawa`s Magic Volley, Fuji announces that it`s time to use the third and last of his Triple Counters. What kind of technique is it, and will it be enough? Source: crunchyroll

64. Compilation stories TeniPuri

The characters take a break from their usual tennis matches to star in three comical shorts. Source: crunchyroll

65. Become Seigaku's Pillar of Support

All eyes are on #1 singles as Seigaku’s Tezuka plays Hyotei’s Atobe for the first time ever. Source: crunchyroll

66. Rondo Towards Destruction

#1 singles is shaping up to be a long, drawn-out match. Can Tezuka`s left arm stand up to prolonged play against an opponent as skilled as Atobe? Source: crunchyroll

67. End of the ball

Tezuka`s grueling match against Atobe continues. Can Tezuka overcome his shoulder injury to defeat Hyotei`s club captain? What will it cost him if he does? Source: crunchyroll

68. The Never Ending Tie-Break

As the long match between Tezuka and Atobe finally comes to an end, Tezuka reminds Echizen of the important responsibility he entrusted to him. Source: crunchyroll

69. Who Will be a Regular?

Kachiro has to take action when he sees the upperclassmen’s attitude toward Tezuka’s injury. Source: crunchyroll

70. Tennis vs. Ping Pong

There`s a ball game tournament at Seigaku, and the tennis club members are required to play other sports. Ryoma enters the ping-pong competition, but his opponent seems to be nursing a grudge. Source: crunchyroll

71. It's a date!

Momoshiro gets an invitation from An Tachibana and drags Ryoma along for the ride. Is it a date, and if so, with who? Source: crunchyroll

72. Kaoru becomes Ryoma

The members of the Seigaku tennis club are off from school today. For some reason, a few kids at the park mistaken Kaido for Echizen. Source: crunchyroll

73. Tezuka's Decision

Tezuka has been absent from practice due to his injury and Oishi gets everyone together to do something special. Source: crunchyroll

74. A Message for Echizen

The Seigaku tennis club is reeling at the news of Tezuka`s departure. Everyone is surprised to see Tezuka make a farewell visit to the court and even more surprised when he issues a challenge. Source: crunchyroll

75. Farewell, Tezuka Kunimitsu

In his farewell match against Ryoma, Tezuka reaches new heights playing right-handed. Is victory against Tezuka still out of Ryoma`s reach, even with a handicap on his side? Source: crunchyroll

76. Seigaku vs. Josei Shonan

The second match of the Kanto Tournament is approaching, and Seigaku`s opponent is Josei Shonan Junior High a school known for its cutting-edge training methods. Source: crunchyroll

77. Fight of the Calm and the Passionate

Momoshiro and Inui are up against twin players from Josei Shonan in #2 doubles. Can Momoshiro control his quick temper and be a team player? Source: crunchyroll

78. Thunderbolt

Seigaku`s Golden Pair faces off against Josei Shonan`s largest and smallest players in #1 doubles. Will Oishi`s return to the court be enough to overcome their shocking team play? Source: crunchyroll

79. I formation

The intense #1 doubles match continues, but Seigaku’s Golden Pair has a long and challenging game ahead of them. Source: crunchyroll

80. Style of the Pretender

Kaido is up against the flashy Hiroshi Wakato of Josei Shonan in #3 singles. Will Kaido’s Snake be enough to beat this cunning opponent? Source: crunchyroll

81. Viper vs. Fake Viper

Wakato copies the style of one famous pro player after another and pushes Kaido to his limit. Will Kaido`s personal style be enough against an opponent who changes to counter his every move? Source: crunchyroll

82. Hanamura's Temptation

#3 singles continues into a 12-point tiebreak as Kaido faces his toughest opponent yet: himself! How will Kaido play against Wakato`s perfect copy of his own signature shot? Source: crunchyroll

83. The Best Masterpiece

Ryoma faces off against Josei Shonan`s enigmatic Reiji Shinjo. At first glance, Shinjo`s play looks average at best, but is there more to his shots than meets the eye? Source: crunchyroll

84. Deep Impulse

Shinjo begins to show his true colors in his match against Echizen. How will Echizen respond to Shinjo’s relentless attacks? Source: crunchyroll

85. The Result of the Deadly Duel

Echizen’s match with Shinjo comes to a close after a long and treacherous battle. Source: crunchyroll

86. High on Rhythm!

It`s the last quarterfinal of the Kanto Tournament, and Fudomine is up against Yamabuki, the #3 seed. Fudomine is just one win away from a shocking upset and a spot at Nationals. Can "Speed Ace" Kamio pull it off? Source: crunchyroll

87. Prince of Tennis Special! Part 01+02

The cast takes a break from the action to star in two comical shorts. First, young Ryoma sets out for the capital and has a series of strange encounters. Then, Inui`s glasses are missing, and only the Seishun PD can solve the case. Source: crunchyroll

89. Seigaku, Dadada Dan

Dan joins the Seigaku tennis club’s practice for the day and gets to play a match with Echizen. Source: crunchyroll

90. Cheap Housing Beach Volleyball

The Seigaku tennis club heads to the beach to train but find themselves waiting tables after losing their hotel voucher. Source: crunchyroll

91. Rokkaku's Freshman Captain

A chance meeting introduces the Seigaku regulars to their next opponents from Rokkaku Junior High. What will happen when Rokkaku`s unorthodox young captain challenges Ryoma to a friendly game? Source: crunchyroll

92. The Boy with the Long Racket

The Kanto Tournament semifinals kick off with a doubles match between Seigaku`s Momoshiro and Kawamura and Rokkaku`s Kurobane and Amane. Source: crunchyroll

93. Dash Hadokyu

#2 doubles continues as Momoshiro and Kawamura challenge Kurobane and Amane head-on with power tennis. Source: crunchyroll

94. The Secret Plan to Seal Kikumaru

The Kanto Tournament semifinals continues to #1 doubles with Kikumaru and Fuji versus Saeki and Itsuki of Rokkaku. Source: crunchyroll

95. Tsubame Gaeshi, Broken

#1 doubles continues as Fuji is forced to compensate for a winded Kikumaru. Does even a genius stand a chance playing two-against-one? Source: crunchyroll

96. Ryoma, Get Pumped!

It`s time for Ryoma`s rematch with Aoi, Rokkaku`s captain. A win means victory for Seigaku, but what can Ryoma do against an opponent who overwhelmed him so completely in a practice match? Source: crunchyroll

97. Finishing Smash

#3 singles resumes with the game count tied 4-4. Can Ryoma overcome the passionate Aoi and win the match for Seigaku? Source: crunchyroll

98. The Prince of Billiards

Seigaku decides to celebrate qualifying for the Kanto Tournament finals with another recreation tournament. This time, they’re playing billiards. Source: crunchyroll

99. The Cursed Racket

Echizen finds a beat-up racket in front of his house one day, and whoever holds it seems to have an unlucky encounter. Source: crunchyroll

100. Captain Oishi

As the finals of the Kanto Tournament loom closer, Oishi struggles with the pressure of his role as acting captain. Source: crunchyroll

101. Eat Rikkaidai

Kawamura reminds Echizen that he needs to use his Kawamura Sushi all-you-can-eat voucher before it expires, and the team ends up going along with him. Source: crunchyroll

102. Mizuki's Whispers

The Seigaku regulars are tense as their match against Rikkai approaches. An argument between Momoshiro and Kaido takes a serious turn when Hanamura and Mizuki appear with a surprising offer. Source: crunchyroll

103. Sleepless Night

The day before the Kanto Tournament finals, Ms. Ryuzaki gives the Seigaku regulars the afternoon off. Source: crunchyroll

104. Ryoma vs Sanada

It`s the day of the Kanto Tournament finals, but rain threatens to postpone the match. The Seigaku regulars are waiting for an official decision when their opponents pay them an unexpected visit. Source: crunchyroll

105. Ryoma Utterly Beaten

After challenging Sanada from Rikkai to a match, Ryoma’s been acting strangely at school and during tennis practice. Source: crunchyroll

106. Off To The Cottage!

With the Kanto Tournament finals postponed, Ms. Ryuzaki organizes a training camp to help the Seigaku regulars make the most of their extra week. Source: crunchyroll

107. The Captain Appears!

Ms. Ryuzaki invites an unexpected and unconventional new coach to help prepare Seigaku for their match against Rikkai. Source: crunchyroll

108. Surprise at Camp

At training camp, the first years go missing after hearing mysterious noises from the stockroom. Source: crunchyroll

109. Tennis Biathlon

As Seigaku`s training camp draws to a close, Oishi and Ms. Ryuzaki challenge the regulars to a new competition designed to test all the progress they`ve made. Source: crunchyroll

110. Jump, Kabaji!

The unofficial match between Seigaku and Hyotei begins. Inui is matched against the determined Hiyoshi, while Kikumaru faces off with the towering Kabaji. Can Kikumaru overcome such a massive physical disadvantage? Source: crunchyroll

111. Original Prodigy: Fuji Shūsuke

Fuji and Oshitari go head-to-head in a battle of the geniuses to prove who is stronger. Meanwhile, Shishido challenges Oishi to show that Seigaku is worthy of playing at the National Tournament finals. Source: crunchyroll

112. Hadōkyū vs Scud Serve

Kawamura is matched against Hyotei`s Otori. Kawamura`s powerful shots won`t help him if he can`t find a way to return Otori`s blazing-fast Scud Serve. Meanwhile, Momoshiro struggles against the acrobatic Oshitari. Source: crunchyroll

113. Atobe the Beautiful

In the final matches of training camp, it’s Echizen versus Atobe and Kaido versus Jiro. Will the Seigaku athletes’ efforts at training camp lead them to victory? Source: crunchyroll

114. Ryoma is Going!

As the match between Echizen and Atobe drags on, Atobe builds a seemingly insurmountable lead. Will Echizen be able to turn the tables on his opponent, and what will it cost him if he can? Source: crunchyroll

115. Baseball Game Filled With Men

It`s another double bill of comical scenarios. First, the Seigaku regulars face off against an all-star team of rivals in a baseball game. Then, in the Wild West, rumors of a legendary gunman draw the wealthy Don Atobe`s attention. Source: crunchyroll

116. Special: Seigaku vs Champion Rikkaidai! I'll be the One who'll Win!

With the Kanto Tournament finals just one day away, Seigaku returns from training camp. On his way home, Fuji discovers the secret about Rikkai’s captain. Source: crunchyroll

118. Battle Ceremony

The finals begin with #2 doubles, pitting Momoshiro and Kaido against Rikkai`s Bunta Marui and Jackal Kuwahara. Is there more to the Rikkai pair`s bizarre pre-match ritual than meets the eye? Source: crunchyroll

119. Tightrope Walking Doubles

The match between Momoshiro and Kaido versus Marui and Jackal continues, but Rikkai won’t even remove their wrist weights. Do Momoshiro and Kaido have what it takes to make Rikkai get serious? Source: crunchyroll

120. Kikumaru Was Read By Niou

With Rikkai already in the lead, Oishi and Kikumaru can`t afford to lose #1 doubles as well. After a confident start, however, the Golden Pair get a shock when their opponents begin to counter Kikumaru`s every move. Source: crunchyroll

121. Yagyuu's Decision

Oishi and Kikumaru`s teamwork is strained to the breaking point as Rikkai`s Nio and Yagyu win game after game. Is there anything that the Golden Pair can do to turn the match around? Source: crunchyroll

122. Inui Hollers

With two losses and zero wins, Seigaku remains in the Kanto Tournament by a thread. Can Inui beat Yanagi in #3 singles and allow Seigaku to stay in the tournament? Source: crunchyroll

123. Conclusion of the Remembered

Inui changes tactics, announcing that he won`t rely on data in his match against Yanagi. He starts to even the score, but can he go the distance with an unfamiliar playstyle? Source: crunchyroll

124. Kirihara's Red Trap

The Kanto Tournament finals continue with #2 singles. Fuji faces off against Akaya Kirihara, determined to avenge Tachibana`s ankle injury. But is even Fuji safe from Kirihara`s dangerous play? Source: crunchyroll

125. Angry Fuji

Though injured, Fuji presses on in his match against Kirihara. What Kirihara doesn’t realize is the fury building within Fuji that’s bound to be let loose. Source: crunchyroll

126. Clash! Ryoma vs Sanada

The Kanto Tournament finals are tied 2-2. #1 singles between Ryoma and Sanada will decide the championship. Will Ryoma`s week of training be enough to overcome an opponent who crushed him in their last encounter? Source: crunchyroll

127. Invisible Serve

Ryoma`s Cyclone Smash has given him the upper hand against Sanada, but the match remains anything but a foregone conclusion. Can Ryoma maintain his momentum long enough to triumph? And what else does Sanada have in store for him? Source: crunchyroll

128. Conclusion ~ Which One will Win?

The champions of the Kanto Tournament will be decided in the finale of this intense match between Echizen and Sanada. Source: crunchyroll

129. The Samurai's Ballad

The Echizen family reminisces over an old photo album, and Ryoma learns the story of how his parents first met while his father played tennis is the USA. Source: crunchyroll

130. We Want To See Tezuka!

With the Kanto Tournament behind them, the Seigaku regulars go to visit Tezuka in Germany. After reuniting with their captain, they decide to see the sights of Munich together. Source: crunchyroll

131. Never Give Up

The Seigaku regulars find Echizen playing tennis in Munich with a random stranger. She’s unexpectedly good for someone who’s had a few drinks. Source: crunchyroll

132. The Zany Teni-Puri Family

The cast take on new identities in two comical shorts about the everyday life of the Seishun family. Source: crunchyroll

133. The Best Sushi Chef in Japan

When Kawamura`s father injures his hand and has to hire a replacement sushi chef, Kawamura is forced to choose whether to prioritize tennis or sushi. Source: crunchyroll

134. My Prince

Fuji encounters a girl who claims that they are destined to be together. Despite her charms, she seems to be hiding something from him. Source: crunchyroll

135. Kikumaru's Summer Vacation

Kikumaru wins a visit from his favorite singers in a raffle. He wants to make sure everything is perfect for the big day, but he didn`t count on his teammates dropping in to hang out! Source: crunchyroll

136. Junior Selection Camp, Gathered

Kanto`s top junior high school tennis players assemble for a training camp. There, they will compete for spots on an all-star team to play against their American counterparts. Source: crunchyroll

137. The Member Who was not Trusted

One night, Kirihara looks beat up and everyone suspects that Kamio did it. All Kirihara will say is that Kamio wasn’t involved. If it wasn’t Kamio, then who was it? Source: crunchyroll

138. Ryoma vs Kirihara! Beyond Battle Rage

Kamio is still under suspicion, but when Ryoma challenges Kirihara to a match, the real question on everyone`s minds is whether the temperamental Rikkai player can curb his violent tendencies. Source: crunchyroll

139. Sengoku Kiyosumi Reborn

Ms. Ryuzaki is in the hospital and her students are at a loss, but Sengoku knows just what he wants: a rematch with Momoshiro. Will Momoshiro`s new skills be enough to beat the Yamabuki player again? Source: crunchyroll

140. Special: Welcome Back, Tezuka Kunimitsu

Without Ms. Ryuzaki there to guide her team, the group can’t agree on a plan of action. Out of the blue, Tezuka appears to give them a hand. Source: crunchyroll

142. The Boy who Came from America

Tezuka decides to split of two established doubles pairs, pitting Oishi and Shishido against Kikumaru and Otori. Meanwhile, a mysterious American boy is asking after Ryoma. Source: crunchyroll

143. Tezuka's Choice

The junior selection training camp is drawing to a close, so Tezuka must make the tough decision of who he will recommend for the team. Source: crunchyroll

144. Formation! A Dream Team

The junior selection camp is finally over, and the time has come to announce who will make the team. Meanwhile, Akutsu challenges Kevin to a match. Source: crunchyroll

145. Ryoma and Kevin

Kevin challenges Ryoma to a match, but Tezuka intervenes. Ryoma`s frustration grows as he realizes that not making the team has cost him a chance to play against this new rival. Source: crunchyroll

146. The American Team's Ambition

While the Seigaku regulars work to prepare Kikumaru, Fuji, and Echizen for the upcoming match, the US team holds a press conference to unveil their players. Source: crunchyroll

147. The Strongest! Atobe and Sanada

The day of the US-Japan junior selection tournament has arrived, starting with #2 doubles. Source: crunchyroll

148. Baker's Scenario

Atobe and Sanada`s #2 doubles continues as their American opponents reveal new skills that threaten to turn the tables. Will the Japanese pair`s lack of teamwork prove to be their Achilles` heel? Source: crunchyroll

149. Tango Towards Destruction

Atobe unveils a devastating new serve that shocks both his opponents and his teammates. But will it be enough to win the match? And why did he hold it in reserve for so long? Source: crunchyroll

150. Gorgeous Guys' Duo

The next match in the junior selection tournament features Kikumaru and Oshitari as they face off against the popular Griffey brothers in #1 doubles. Source: crunchyroll

151. Sorrowful Marionettes

As #1 doubles continues, US players Tom and Terry struggle with Coach Baker`s demand that they throw the match. Source: crunchyroll

152. Bobby Max The Beast

With both doubles matches concluded, the junior selection tournament moves on to #3 singles, where Sengoku faces the massive Bobby Max. Will Sengoku`s luck and newfound boxing prowess be enough to overcome his physical disadvantage? Source: crunchyroll

153. A Battle to the Limits

Sengoku’s match against Bobby continues in the heated #3 singles match. Though both prove to have superb stamina, who will be the last one standing? Source: crunchyroll

154. Special: The Prodigy Vs Tennis Machine

As #2 singles begins, the score is still tied 1-1. Unless Fuji defeats his opponent, Arnold "the Tennis Machine" Ignishov, the Japanese team can`t win. But as Fuji prepares for his match, he receives an unexpected visitor. Source: crunchyroll

156. Who Will Play?

The long-awaited #1 singles begins soon. Did the coaches choose Echizen or Kirihara to play this critical match? Source: crunchyroll

157. The Phantom Ball that Vanished

Kirihara seems to have Kevin on the ropes thanks to his unpredictable Phantom Ball technique, but a shoulder injury may cost him everything. Can Kirihara hold out long enough to finish #1 singles, let alone win it? Source: crunchyroll

158. The Long Awaited Confrontation – Ryoma vs. Kevin

With Kirihara too injured to play, it falls to Ryoma to continue #1 singles. How will Ryoma fare against an opponent who has been training purely to defeat him? Source: crunchyroll

159. Illusion

The contest for #1 singles continues with Kevin and Echizen neck and neck. It turns out that Kevin has something up his sleeve and can do more than copy Echizen’s moves. Source: crunchyroll

160. Game and Match

The tournament comes to a thrilling conclusion as both Ryoma and Kevin tap into their hidden potential in a hard-fought tiebreak. Who will emerge the victor? Source: crunchyroll

161. Run, Momo!

With the junior selection behind them, Ryoma and Momoshiro take a break from tennis to hang out and have fun. But when they decide to grab lunch, a challenge from a devious restaurateur could spell disaster. Source: crunchyroll

162. The Golden Pair's Memories

When Oishi and Kikumaru find out that the park’s old shipping container will soon be removed, they reminisce about when they first met and how they came to be doubles partners. Source: crunchyroll

163. Kaidoh's Unknown World

When an accident during practice gives Kaido amnesia, the Seigaku regulars scramble for a solution. Source: crunchyroll

164. Seigaku's Shocking Secret Plans

Ms. Ryuzaki`s hospital stay is finally at an end, and the Seigaku tennis club decides to throw a surprise party for her. But will the players be able to hide their preparations from their coach`s watchful eyes? Source: crunchyroll

165. The Tenipuri Family Goes to Hawaii?! – Christmas at the Tenipuri Family

We follow the Tenipuri family as they win a trip to Hawaii and prepare for the upcoming Christmas season. Source: crunchyroll

166. Seigaku's Specialty, again

It`s time for another round of school rankings, and positions as regulars in Nationals are riding on the outcome! All the current Seigaku regulars are determined to keep their spots, but competition is fierce. Source: crunchyroll

167. Eternal Rivals, Momoshiro Vs. Kaidoh

The ranking matches continue as Momoshiro and Kaido square off. There are three regulars in their block, and only two will keep their spots, so the longtime rivals are more determined than ever. Source: crunchyroll

168. Ryoma's Decision

Inoue and Shiba receive official word that Echizen will play in the US Open, but Echizen has no clue that he’s been entered. Meanwhile in school ranking tournament, Inui and Kikumaru square off for the top spot in their block. Source: crunchyroll

170. Be Passionate, Echizen!

Ryoma`s next ranking match is against Momoshiro. Momoshiro is determined to be at his best to face his friend, but Ryoma seems distracted. Source: crunchyroll

171. To my Dear Friend

Echizen isn’t his usual self during his match with Momoshiro and suddenly requests to forfeit the match, leaving Momoshiro angry and confused. Source: crunchyroll

172. Goodbye Seigaku

As Ryoma`s departure for the US Open approaches, his friends at Seigaku decide to each give him a going away present. How will they send him off? Source: crunchyroll

173. Samurai in New York

Kevin shows Ryoma around New York City in advance of the US Open. While visiting a tennis court, the pair fall afoul of some local tough guys. Source: crunchyroll

174. Tezuka Kunimitsu Vs. Fuji Syusuke

Tezuka and Fuji are slotted to play each other on the final day of the school ranking matches. Who is the stronger player of the two? Source: crunchyroll

175. Seriousness in the Third Year

The ranking match between Fuji and Tezuka continues as Fuji unleashes his Triple Counters. Will Fuji`s signature moves stand up to Tezuka`s skill, or will her be forced to rise to new heights if he hopes to win? Source: crunchyroll

176. Climax

The match between Tezuka and Fuji reaches a fever pitch as both players draw on strength they didn`t know they had. What will the competition bring to light about their relationship? Source: crunchyroll

177. Goodbye, Prince

Echizen is doing well in the qualifying matches of the US Open, but something still feels off to him. Source: crunchyroll

179. A Day on Survival Mountain