The anime The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal, in Trailer

The trailer for the U-17 World Cup semi-final in The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal (Shin Tennis no Oji-sama U-17 World Cup Semifinal) anime is now live, heralding more intense matches and heightened rivalries in this global tennis competition.

The anime series The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal premieres on October 2, 2024 in Japan.

Genre: Shonen, School Life, Sport (Tennis)

Synopsis – The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal

When tennis prodigy Ryoma Echizen is kicked out of Japan's elite U-17 training camp for breaking the rules, he is overwhelmed. But luck smiled on him when he got the opportunity to try out for the United States.

Proving himself to their hardened veterans will be no easy feat, and if accepted, he will have to face his former friends. Can he help his new brothers in arms to victory?

Trailer of The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal anime

All seasons of the Prince of Tennis anime

Prince of Tennis TV: 2001 – 178 episodes
Prince of Tennis A Day on Survival Mountain: OVA – 2003 – 1 episode
Prince of Tennis Futari no Samurai The First Game: 2005 – animated film
Prince of Tennis Zenkoku Taikai-hen TV: 2006 – 13 episodes
Prince of Tennis Zenkoku Taikai-hen Semifinal: 2007 – 6 episodes
Prince of Tennis Zenkoku Taikai-hen Final: 2007 – 7 episodes
Prince of Tennis Another Story – Kako to Mirai no Message: OVA – 2009 – 4 episodes
Prince of Tennis Eikoku-shiki Teikyuujou Kessen!: 2011 – animated film
Prince of Tennis Another Story II – Ano Toki no Bokura: OVA – 2011 – 4 episodes
New Prince of Tennis TV: 2012 – 13 episodes
New Prince of Tennis OVA vs Genius10: 2014 – 10 episodes
Prince of Tennis: Hyoutei vs Rikkai: OVA – 2021 – 2 episodes
The Prince of Tennis – Ryouma!: animated film – September 2021
The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup: July 2022 – 13 episodes

Prince of Tennis Manga Information

The manga Tennis no Ouji-sama (Prince of Tennis) Takeshi Konomi began in 1999 at Shueisha Editions and has a total of 42 hardcover volumes in Japan.

The sequel, the manga Shin Tennis no Ouji-sama (New Prince of Tennis) began in 2009 and currently has 41 hardcover volumes.

source : shintenianime