Prince Of Tennis

Performances to run from December through February The official website for The Prince of Tennis stage musical series announced on Monday that the next musical, Seigaku vs Higa, will tour with six stops: Tokyo from December 21-24, Osaka from December 28 to January 7, Fukuoka from Januay 13-14, Aichi from January 19-21, Miyagi from January 27-28, and Tokyo again from February 8-18. The staff opened a website revealing the key visual above, as well as images of the cast in costume: Seigaku Nichika Akutsu as Ryoma Echizen Yūya Uno as Kunimitsu Tezuka Yū Matsumura as Shūichirō Ōishi Fūma Sadamoto as Shusuke Fuji Seiichirō Nagata as Eiji Kikumaru Shō Katō as Sadaharu Inui Masaya Suzuki as Takashi Kawamura Shunsaku Yoshimura as Takeshi Momoshiro Hikaru Makishima as Kaoru Kaidō Shinta Sōma as Satoshi Horio Nagato Okui as Kachirō Katō Shion Hatakeyama as Katsuo Mizuno Higa Kento Mutō as Eishirō Kite Tsubasa Yoshizawa as Yūjirō Kai Naoya Iwaki as Rin Hirak

"Rising Beat" theme song by Junko Minagawa also previewed The official website for Shin Tennis no Ōji-sama Rising Beat, the iOS and Android rhythm game based on Takeshi Konomi's The New Prince of Tennis (Shin Tennis no Ōji-sama) manga, began streaming a promotional video for the game on Monday. The video previews gameplay, showing the game's rhythm game, story mode, and interior design, as well as previewing the game's theme song "Rising Beat" by Ryoma Echizen (Junko Minagawa). The characters and their respective character songs include: Ryoma Echizen: "future" Kunimitsu Tezuka: "Dakishimete Shimaisou sa" Shusuke Fuji: "Hitomi o Tojite Kokoro no Mama Boku wa Kimi o Omō" Keigo Atobe: "Ore-sama no Bigi ni Yoi na" Gakuto Mukahi: "DA-DA-DA" Seiichi Yukimura: "Yume no Tsuzuki II" Masaharu Niō: "Bluest sky" Eishiro Kite: "Spider" Rin Hirakoba: "Churaumi Power da ne" Kuranosuke Shiraishi: "prayer" Senri Chitose: "Koi da Nau" Kiyosumi Sengoku: "Everyday" Hōō Byōd

Manga artist Takeshi Konomi revealed on Twitter that the latest chapter of The New Prince of Tennis, which ran in the December issue of Shueisha's Jump SQ. on Saturday, was incomplete due to "various troubles and bad circumstances." He apologized to everyone and promised that the 23rd compiled volume will have the corrected full chapter. Takeshi Konomi serialized The Prince of Tennis manga's original run in Shueisha's Weekly Shonen Jump magazine from 1999 to 2008. The manga inspired a 2001-2005 television anime, two anime feature films and a theatrical short, various video anime projects, a live-action film, a live-action television series in China, and a popular stage musical series. Konomi announced a new anime project in October 2016. Konomi then launched The Prince of Tennis II manga series in Jump Square magazine in 2009. The story picks up after the national tournament, when Ryōma joins a select group of middle school players at Japan's top training camp for players un