A Live Action Adaptation Movie was also made. The sequel, Shin Prince of Tennis, is currently ongoing and now also has the anime airing. The manga has ended in Japan (where it is wildly successful), with over 40 volumes and 40 million copies sold in that country alone. Even the sometimes hard-to-approach Echizen eventually learns what the game means to him as time goes on. The characters develop their own styles of play (complete with increasingly bizarre and complex shots). From then on, the series follows the Seigaku tennis club's progress towards the middle school National Championship, facing a new rival team in each new story arc.
In the next ranking tournament he beats some of best players in the school and secures a place on the regular tennis club.
the story's about this kid named Ryoma Echizen, a pre-teen tennis prodigy who transfers to Seigaku (a shortened form of Seishun Gakuen, used by everyone in the series), a school renowned for its rich tennis tradition. What's it about? Well, "boys playing tennis". The Prince of Tennis is a long-running sports anime and manga series, and has spawned a live-action movie, video games and over a dozen musicals.
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