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Also known as Tennis no Ouji-sama
The Prince of Tennis watch order runs all 178 original episodes first, then adds the films and a stack of OVAs, mostly in release order with story order taking priority where they differ. Begin with episodes 1-178, following prodigy Ryoma Echizen through Seishun Academy's rise. Next come the A Day of the Survival Mountain OVA and the two January 2005 films, Atobe's Gift and Futari no Samurai: The First Game, then the National Tournament OVAs (episodes 1-13, 14-19, 20-26) and the two Another Story OVAs, followed by the Showdown in England's Tennis Fortress film (September 2011) and the Ryoma! film, which was released in 2021 but is set right after the original series' National Tournament final, so it comes before the sequel. The sequel run starts with The New Prince of Tennis (13 episodes) and its OVAs, then the two-episode Hyotei vs. Rikkai ONA (2021), and continues with the U-17 World Cup, its Semifinal, and the Final Member Selection Match, which is still airing.
Start with the 178-episode TV series, then the National Tournament OVAs if you want the anime's continuation.
Atobe's Gift, Two Samurais, the England film, Survival Mountain, and both Another Story OVAs are side stories.
The New Prince of Tennis, its OVAs, and the U-17 World Cup, then the semifinal, come after that original run.
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The 178-episode TV series. Ryoma Echizen at Seishun Academy. Start here.
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One-episode OVA, A Day on Survival Mountain (25 February 2004). A training extra; skippable.
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#3 · 1 entry
Film A Gift from Atobe (29 January 2005). A side story; the TV series does not require it.

#4 · 1 entry
Film Two Samurais, The First Game (29 January 2005). A side story, released the same day as Atobe's Gift.
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National Tournament OVA, episodes 1-13. Continues the anime past the TV series. Optional on this page.
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National Tournament semifinals, episodes 14-19 (six episodes). Continues the OVA after 1-13.
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National Tournament finals, episodes 20-26 (seven episodes). Ends that OVA run.

#8 · 1 entry
Another Story I, four episodes (26 May 2009). A side story about the past and a message. Skippable.

#9 · 1 entry
Another Story II: Ano Toki no Bokura, four episodes (26 August 2011). A side story. Skippable.

#10 · 1 entry
Film Showdown in England's Tennis Fortress (3 September 2011). A side story.

#11 · 1 entry
Film (3 Sept 2021). Set in the gap between the original run's final and The New Prince of Tennis, so it sits before the sequel.
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#12 · 1 entry
The New Prince of Tennis, 13 episodes (5 January 2012). The sequel series. Watch it after the original run.

#13 · 1 entry
New Prince of Tennis OVA, seven episodes (20 April 2012). A continuation extra after the 13-episode series.

#14 · 1 entry
New Prince of Tennis OVA vs Genius 10 (29 October 2014). Ten episodes. Optional on this page.

#15–16 · 2 entries
Hyotei vs. Rikkai, Game of Future, part 1 of a two-episode ONA (13 February 2021). A side match.
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U-17 World Cup, 13 episodes (7 July 2022). The junior world cup. Watch it after The New Prince of Tennis.
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#18 · 1 entry
U-17 World Cup Semifinal, 13 episodes (3 October 2024). Continues directly from the World Cup.

#19 · 1 entry
Final Member Selection Match, airing since 1 October 2026; 5 episodes out as of 28 October 2026. Continues after the World Cup Semifinal.
Watch The Prince of Tennis in this order. 19 entries, chronological.
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Start with the 178-episode TV series, then the National Tournament OVAs if you want the anime's continuation. Atobe's Gift, Two Samurais, the England film, Survival Mountain, and both Another Story OVAs are side stories. The New Prince of Tennis, its OVAs, and the U-17 World Cup, then the semifinal, come after that original run.
The National Tournament OVAs (episodes 1-13, 14-19, and 20-26) continue the anime past the 178-episode TV series. Another Story, Survival Mountain, and the films are side stories. The New Prince of Tennis and the U-17 World Cup are the sequel, after that original run.
Start with Episodes 1-178 (Prince of Tennis), then continue with A Day of the Survival Mountain OVA, Atobe's Gift Movie, Futari No Samurai- The First Game Movie, Episodes 1-13 (National Tournament OVA), and Episodes 14-19 (National Semifinals OVA), followed by 13 more entries. The full The Prince of Tennis watch order on this page has 19 entries across 18 series, listed in chronological viewing order.
In the order they aired, start with Episodes 1-178 (Prince of Tennis), then A Day of the Survival Mountain OVA, Atobe's Gift Movie, Futari No Samurai- The First Game Movie, Episodes 1-13 (National Tournament OVA), and Episodes 14-19 (National Semifinals OVA), followed by 13 more entries. Release order follows air dates and is not the recommended chronological order.
The Prince of Tennis has 222 TV episodes in this order, plus 4 movies and 10 OVAs.
Atobe's Gift Movie comes right after A Day of the Survival Mountain OVA, Futari No Samurai- The First Game Movie comes right after Atobe's Gift Movie, Showdown in England's Tennis Fortress Movie comes right after Another Story II Ano Toki no Bokura OVA, and Ryoma! The Prince of Tennis comes right after Showdown in England's Tennis Fortress Movie.
Yes. 10 entries are marked optional: A Day of the Survival Mountain OVA, Episodes 1-13 (National Tournament OVA), Episodes 14-19 (National Semifinals OVA), Episodes 20-26 (National Finals OVA), Another Story I- Kako to Mirai no Message OVA (Another Story I -Kako to Mirai no Message OVA), and Another Story II Ano Toki no Bokura OVA, and 4 more. Everything else is part of the main story.
Yes. The Prince of Tennis has finished airing, and this order covers everything released so far in chronological viewing order.