The Prince Of Tennis Part 1 English Dubbed
The Prince of Tennis ~ Tv Series Perfect Collection - Part 1
Item Code : MA.515E-A
Quantity : 3
Dialogue : English/Japanese
Subtitle : English/Chinese/Off
Region : All Region, Free Code
Disc Type : DVD9x1, DVD5x2
Screen : 4:3
Audio : Ac3, 2.0 Channel
Series Type : OAV Series
System : NTSC
Episodes : 1-26
Running Time : Approximately 26x25 mins// Synopsis:
Alternative title:
El Príncipe del Tenis (Spanish)
O Príncipe do Tęnis (Portuguese)
TeniPuri (Japanese)
Tennis no Ouji-sama (Japanese)
Genres: Comedy, Shounen, Sports (Tennis)
Age rating: All Ages (Nothing objectionable)
Director: Takayuki Hamana Series Composition: Atsuhiro Tomioka , Jun Maekawa , Masashi Sogo Music: Cheru Watanabe Original Manga: Takeshi Konomi Character Design: Akiharu Ishii Art director: Ken Kawai , Kôichi Kudô Chief Animation Director: Akiharu Ishii Animation director: Hideaki Matsuoka , Hideki Ito , Kenji Irie , Kouji Aono Art design: Goichi Kudo Director of Photography: Kenji Kuwabara , Takashi Kittaka
Plot Summary: Echizen Ryoma is a young tennis prodigy who has won 4 consecutive tennis championships but who constantly lies in the shadow of his father, a former pro tennis player. He joins the Seishun Gakuen junior highschool, one of the best tennis schools in Japan, and there along with his teamates he learns to find his own type of tennis in an attempt to defeat his biggest obstacle of all: his father as well as himself.
Running time: 22 minutes Number of episodes: 178
Vintage: 2001-10-10 to 2005-03-30
Opening Theme: #01: "Future" by Hiro-X (Eps 1-26) #02: "Driving Myself" by Hiro-X (Eps 27-53) #03: "Make You Free" by Kimeru (Eps 54-75) #04: "Long Way" by Ikuo (Eps 76-101) #05: "Fly High" by Toshihiko Matsunaga (eps 102-128) #06: "Shining" by Yuki Shirai (eps 129-153) #07: "Paradise" by Yuki Shirai (eps 154-165) #08: "Dream Believer" by Osami Masaki (eps 166-178) Ending Theme: #01: "You got Game" by Kimeru (Eps 1-26) #02: "Keep your style" by Masataka Fujishige (Eps 27-35,38-39,41-47,49-53) #03: "Walk On" by Masataka Fujishige (Eps 36-37,40,48) #04: "White Line" by Aozu (Eps 54-75) #05: "Kaze no Tabibito" by Fureai (Eps 76-101) #06: "Sakura" by Yomu Hamaguchi (Eps 102-140) #07: "Wonderful Days" by Pull Tab to Can (eps 141-165) #08: "Little Sky" by Kentaro Fukushi (eps 166-178)
Genres: Comedy, Shounen, Sports (Tennis)
Age rating: All Ages (Nothing objectionable)
Director: Takayuki Hamana Series Composition: Atsuhiro Tomioka , Jun Maekawa , Masashi Sogo Music: Cheru Watanabe Original Manga: Takeshi Konomi Character Design: Akiharu Ishii Art director: Ken Kawai , Kôichi Kudô Chief Animation Director: Akiharu Ishii Animation director: Hideaki Matsuoka , Hideki Ito , Kenji Irie , Kouji Aono Art design: Goichi Kudo Director of Photography: Kenji Kuwabara , Takashi Kittaka
Plot Summary: Echizen Ryoma is a young tennis prodigy who has won 4 consecutive tennis championships but who constantly lies in the shadow of his father, a former pro tennis player. He joins the Seishun Gakuen junior highschool, one of the best tennis schools in Japan, and there along with his teamates he learns to find his own type of tennis in an attempt to defeat his biggest obstacle of all: his father as well as himself.
Running time: 22 minutes Number of episodes: 178
Vintage: 2001-10-10 to 2005-03-30
Opening Theme: #01: "Future" by Hiro-X (Eps 1-26) #02: "Driving Myself" by Hiro-X (Eps 27-53) #03: "Make You Free" by Kimeru (Eps 54-75) #04: "Long Way" by Ikuo (Eps 76-101) #05: "Fly High" by Toshihiko Matsunaga (eps 102-128) #06: "Shining" by Yuki Shirai (eps 129-153) #07: "Paradise" by Yuki Shirai (eps 154-165) #08: "Dream Believer" by Osami Masaki (eps 166-178) Ending Theme: #01: "You got Game" by Kimeru (Eps 1-26) #02: "Keep your style" by Masataka Fujishige (Eps 27-35,38-39,41-47,49-53) #03: "Walk On" by Masataka Fujishige (Eps 36-37,40,48) #04: "White Line" by Aozu (Eps 54-75) #05: "Kaze no Tabibito" by Fureai (Eps 76-101) #06: "Sakura" by Yomu Hamaguchi (Eps 102-140) #07: "Wonderful Days" by Pull Tab to Can (eps 141-165) #08: "Little Sky" by Kentaro Fukushi (eps 166-178)
