Shin Tennis no Oujisama
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Shin Tennis no Oujisama

Synonyms: New Prince of Tennis · PoT 2 · Shin Tennis no Ouji-sama

★ 7.5

TypeTV
Episodes13
StatusFINISHED
AiredWinter 2012
Episode Length23 min
Studiom.s.c. inc.
actionbased on a mangabishounencomedycompetitionensemble castfollowing one's dreamganbattehard work and gutsjapanese productionmale protagonistmangamundane made awesomeplot continuitypredominantly male castpresentprimarily male castprimarily teen castprodigyschoolschool clubsequelshounenslapsticksportstennistimetime skiptournamenttrainingtropesverbal comedyvisible aura

About Shin Tennis no Oujisama

★ 7.5 · 13 Episodes · TV · action, based on a manga

Competitive tennis is treated with the intensity of a shonen battle in Shin Tennis no Oujisama, a 13-episode TV anime from 2012. Produced by M.S.C. and Production I.G., the series gathers a broad ensemble around competition, hard work, guts, and the determination to follow one's dream. Its bishounen cast gives the matches a strong character-driven pull, while comedy keeps the training and rivalry from becoming one-note. The action tag points toward heightened athletic drama rather than a quiet sports study, so viewers can expect momentum, challenges, and personalities that collide as much as rackets do. A 7.5 score suggests a solid fit for fans of the franchise's spirited style, though the show's compact season can feel more like a focused continuation than a full introduction to every player and relationship. It works best when you want tournament energy, team dynamics, and earnest encouragement delivered with plenty of anime flair.

Shin Tennis no Oujisama

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Should You Watch It?

👍You May Like It If

  • You may like it if sports matches with exaggerated action appeal to you.
  • You may like it if large casts and handsome rivals keep you watching.
  • You may like it if training stories built on effort and guts motivate you.

👎Maybe Skip It If

  • Maybe skip it if you want a grounded, technically detailed tennis series.
  • Maybe skip it if a 13-episode continuation feels too brief for a big ensemble.
  • Maybe skip it if earnest shonen speeches and rivalry comedy are not your thing.
✦ Experience Level: Intermediate