Tennis no Oujisama: Sonzoku Yama no Hi

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Synonyms: Tennis no Ouji-sama, Prince of Tennis: Jump Festa 2002 - A Day of the Survival Mountain

Japanese: テニスの王子: 存続山の日

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Type: OVA

Episodes: 1

Status: Finished Airing

Aired: 2003

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Studios: Production I.G

Source: Manga

Genre: Sports

Demographic: Shounen

Duration: 30 min.

Rating: PG-13 - Teens 13 or older

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Score: 7.36¹ (scored by 8,428 users)

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Ranked: #2475²

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Popularity: #5291

Members: 15,967

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The Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis team have gone off to the S.K.B Tennis Club for a one-day boot camp. The infamous "training from Hell" first tests the members as they run all the way up toward the mountainside club. Shortly after, they participate in specialized tennis practice that matches their specific playstyles. With the threat of Sadaharu Inui's new "Marvelous Surprise Inui Juice Excellent" awaiting any who fail to complete their daily tasks, the boys persevere through their exhaustion.

A group of ill-mannered university students also arrive at the resort and demand to use the courts initially reserved for Seishun. Annoyed by their arrogance, Ryouma Echizen single-handedly challenges them to a match, with the winner claiming the right to the courts. Can the young freshman "super rookie" defeat the pompous team by himself?

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Characters & Voice Actors

Echizen, Ryouma

Main

Minagawa, Junko
Japanese

Fuji, Shuusuke

Main

Kaida, Yuki
Japanese

Tezuka, Kunimitsu

Main

Okiayu, Ryoutarou
Japanese

Kikumaru, Eiji

Main

Takahashi, Hiroki
Japanese

Kaidou, Kaoru

Main

Kiyasu, Kohei
Japanese

Momoshiro, Takeshi

Main

Onosaka, Masaya
Japanese

Inui, Sadaharu

Main

Tsuda, Kenjirou
Japanese

Kawamura, Takashi

Main

Kawamoto, Naru
Japanese

Oishi, Shuichiro

Main

Kondou, Takayuki
Japanese

Echizen, Nanjiro

Supporting

Matsuyama, Takashi
Japanese

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Ishikawa, Mitsuhisa

Producer

Hamana, Takayuki

Director, Storyboard

Hiramitsu, Takuya

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Konomi, Takeshi

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Oct 8, 2008

ADAWG

Recommended

___________________________________________ Review the 7th

Chihuahua Review(short&sweet): A decent additional episode to the Prince of Tennis series.

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STORY: Nothing really special about this episode. Here we have Echizen and his Seigaku headed for a tennis resort where they meet up with some unfriendly college tennis players. As a huge Prince of Tennis fan I was pretty disappointed with this episode. The only tennis match of the episode lasted maybe 3 or 5 minutes and that wasnt really spectacular other than a new shot that really wasnt that new.

ART: Art was well done again the characters looked vibrant and the animation quality is still improving. But still ...

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May 20, 2011

simonfan

Recommended

Prince of Tennis: A Day on Survival Mountain is one of the few OVAs that contains side stories of the series yet fairly entertaining.

Story: Nothing special; it's just your typical non main plot-related episode with tennis-related activities and some humor thrown in. Though, aside from that, you find it quite entertaining and could keep you watching until the end. The only problem is that there isn't much tennis action, and the longest match could have been 7 minutes or less, but I don't mind that.

Art: One of the strongest points in The Prince of Tennis series. There is a small improvement in the animation, ...