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- Region:Japan
- Type:OVA
- English name:Tennis no Oujisama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen / The Prince of Tennis: National Championship Chapter
- Official name:テニスの王子様 全国大会篇
- Chinese name:网球王子 全国大会篇
- Premiered:March 24, 2006
- Status:Finished Airing
- Tags:Campus / Sports / Competitive / Source manga
- Original author:許斐剛
- Director:多田俊介
- Scenario:竹内利光 / 時村尚 / 坂井史世 / 広田光毅
- Storyboard:橋本昌和 / 橘正紀 / 山本秀世 / 佐藤雅弘 / 杉谷光一
- Co-director:橋本昌和 / 安藤貴史 / 多田俊介 / 杉谷光一 / 山本秀世
- Studios:エム・エス・シー
- Family:The Prince of Tennis
- Rating:12+
Tennis no Oujisama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen
Seigaku continues their road to winning the National Championship, but only the best schools remain as they'll have to go toe-to-toe with old rivals and new foes in the National Tournament.
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Main EpisodesTiles view / List view
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EP1 - Return of the Prince
First match of All-Japan National Tournament: Rokkaku vs. Higa. Ojii explains the Shukuchi Method, and Ryoma comes back from America!
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EP2 - Hot and Cool
The Nationals Arc Seigaku's first-round's matches start with Higa Middle School. Ryoma faces Kei Tanishi, and shows his souvenir from America - the Cool Drive, as well as Drive C, a less powerful version of the Cool Drive!
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EP3 - The Fourth Counter
Fuji and Kawamura play together in the Doubles 2 match. During the match, Higa's coach signals his player to attack Ryuzaki-sensei with the ball. Fuji and Kawamura get angry at this and start playing at full force. However, it's not that easy because of the Shukuchi Method. Fuji uses his Fourth Counter: Kagerou Zutsumi, a.k.a. Dragonfly Illusion.
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EP4 - Kikumaru All Alone
Kikumaru plays Singles 2 against Kai from Higa. During the game, it is shown how hard Kikumaru had trained to raise his stamina. His lateral movement has improved so much that it looks like there are two Kikumarus. This motion is called Seal Step, and it looks as if he has a doppelganger.
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EP5 - The Longest Summer
Rikkai Dai's Yagyuu meets Kaido and asks him what he would do without his Snake. Kaido then asks Inui to let him play Doubles by himself and see how far he could go without his signature move.
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EP6 - A Man Called Hitman
Tezuka plays against Higa Chuu's Captain, Eishirou Kite. Kite shows that he would do anything to win, even throwing small pebbles at Tezuka. Tezuka shows everyone his true form using Hyaku Ren Jitoku no Kiwami – The Pinnacle of Hard Work.
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EP7 - The Prince of Beach-Volleyball?!
In between matches: Seigaku is now a beach-volleyball team and plays with Rokkaku before training for the next match.
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EP8 - Premonition Before the Storm
Hyotei reminisces about their loss at the Kantou tournament and strives to win the quarterfinals against Seigaku.
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EP9 - Heart Not Giving In
The first match in the quarterfinals is Oshitari vs Momoshiro! Momoshiro in the Singles 3 Spot shows off his new style of play.
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EP10 - Short-lived Match
Doubles 2, the second match of the quarterfinals: Inui-Kaido pair vs. Mukahi-Hiyoshi pair. In a try for a short match against Inui and Kaido, Mukahi and Hiyoshi play with all they've got from the beginning. Inui reveals a new move at the start. When Mukahi and Hiyoshi are at match point, Kaido shows a new move!
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EP11 - Tezuka Kunimitsu
Tezuka vs Kabaji in Singles 2 of the quarterfinals. An untold history of Tezuka in the Kyuushu Region before his rehabilitation is shown. In the present time, can Tezuka stand up to Kabaji's imitation of himself?
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EP12 - Two Of Us
A duel of the Golden Pairs: Kikumaru-Oishi vs. Shishido-Ootori. Ootori's improved Neo Scud Serve & the Pile-Mirage formation puts Seigaku's Golden Pair to the test! But the Golden Pair achieves a new state: Synchro! However, the win goes to Hyotei as Kikumaru prevents Oishi from hitting the ball further and causing more injury to his wrist.
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EP13 - Deathmatch: Emperor vs. Prince
In Singles 1, Ryoma faces Atobe to see who advances to the semi-finals of the national tournament. Ryoma uses the State of Self-Actualization, but it is useless against Atobe and his new move, Koori no Sekai . But Ryoma counters Koori no Sekai with an incomplete version of his father's Zone technique, which is the same as the Tezuka Zone. Eventually, the two go into what seems like a never-ending tie-break.