The Prince of Tennis
Ryoma Eichizen, a.k.a. "The Prince of Tennis" is seventh grade tennis prodigy who can outplay players twice his size. Read a description The Prince of Tennis, the popular sports shonen manga series from VIZ Media and Shonen Jump including a story summary, character descriptions, manga reviews, cover art galleries, fan sites and learn more about its creator, Takeshi Konomi.
The Prince of Tennis - Series Profile
Ryoma Eichizen, a.k.a. "The Prince of Tennis" is seventh grade tennis prodigy who can outplay players twice his age. Read a description of this popular sports shonen manga series from VIZ Media and Shonen Jump including a story summary, character descriptions and learn more about its creator, Takeshi Konomi.
Ryoma Eichizen, a.k.a. "The Prince of Tennis" is seventh grade tennis prodigy who can outplay players twice his age. Read a description of this popular sports shonen manga series from VIZ Media and Shonen Jump including a story summary, character descriptions and learn more about its creator, Takeshi Konomi.
VIZ - Shonen Jump The Prince of Tennis Web Page
Visit VIZ Media's Shonen Jump Web page for The Prince of Tennis manga, and read story summaries, character profiles and see an online manga preview of this hit sports manga series.
Visit VIZ Media's Shonen Jump Web page for The Prince of Tennis manga, and read story summaries, character profiles and see an online manga preview of this hit sports manga series.
Shueisha - Shonen Jump's Prince of Tennis Site (Japanese)
Visit the Shueisha / Shonen Jump Japan Web site for The Prince of Tennis manga for the latest updates on new chapters as serialized in Shonen Jump Magazine.
Visit the Shueisha / Shonen Jump Japan Web site for The Prince of Tennis manga for the latest updates on new chapters as serialized in Shonen Jump Magazine.
TeniPuri.com - Official Prince of Tennis Web Site (Japanese)
"TeniPuri"is the Japanese way of abbreviating The Prince of Tennis and Tenipuri.com is the Japanese home of this popular sports manga and anime series.
"TeniPuri"is the Japanese way of abbreviating The Prince of Tennis and Tenipuri.com is the Japanese home of this popular sports manga and anime series.
Anime News Network Review: The Prince of Tennis Volume 1
Noting the hype and anticipation surrounding the U.S. release of the first volume of The Prince of Tennis manga, Anime News Network's reviewer finds it to be a "mild disappointment." Find out why in this review of The Prince of Tennis Volume 1 graphic novel from Shonen Jump / VIZ Media.
Noting the hype and anticipation surrounding the U.S. release of the first volume of The Prince of Tennis manga, Anime News Network's reviewer finds it to be a "mild disappointment." Find out why in this review of The Prince of Tennis Volume 1 graphic novel from Shonen Jump / VIZ Media.
Manga Life Review: The Prince of Tennis Volume 16
In his review of The Prince of Tennis Volume 16, reviewer Michael Aronson contends that TeniPuri isn't so different from Dragon Ball Z. While Dragon Ball battles are fought with fireballs, the Seigaku Tennis team and opponents "do battle by launching white-hot tennis balls at each other."
In his review of The Prince of Tennis Volume 16, reviewer Michael Aronson contends that TeniPuri isn't so different from Dragon Ball Z. While Dragon Ball battles are fought with fireballs, the Seigaku Tennis team and opponents "do battle by launching white-hot tennis balls at each other."
MangaLife Review: Prince of Tennis Volume 19
In his review of Volume 19, Michael Aronson from Manga Life notes that he's "impressed by the turn Prince of Tennis has taken," although he's somewhat put off by the quick advance of several key players to the Final Four of the Kanto Tournament.
In his review of Volume 19, Michael Aronson from Manga Life notes that he's "impressed by the turn Prince of Tennis has taken," although he's somewhat put off by the quick advance of several key players to the Final Four of the Kanto Tournament.