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Musical: Prince of Tennis (ミュージカル・テニスの王子様, Myūjikaru Tenisu no Ōji-sama), also known as TenniMu (テニミュ, TeniMyu) for short, is a series of live action stage musicals directed by Yukio Ueshima based on the manga series The Prince of Tennis created by Takeshi Konomi and serialized by Shueisha in Weekly Shōnen Jump.

Musical: The Prince of Tennis
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MusicToshihiko Sahashi
LyricsYuuji Mitsuya
BasisThe Prince of Tennis
by Takeshi Konomi
Premiere2003
Productions
  • 2003–2010 (1st Season)
  • 2011–2014 (2nd Season)
  • 2015-2020 (3rd Season)
  • 2021-present (4th Season)

The first musical premièred in the Golden Week of 2003,[1][2] and the unexpected popularity, especially among girls,[3] and requests for merchandise of the show encouraged Marvelous Entertainment to follow through with the series. Each new show covers an arc of the manga storyline, though adaptations to the original story were made to fit the format. Female characters were removed, and irrelevant scenes or minor arcs were cut to move the plot forward.[2]

At the start of the production, tickets did not sell out and the type of production was merely an experiment. Manga-based musicals were not frequently seen, if at all.[2][4] However, the musicals soon became popular via word-of-mouth and social media enough to demand for double casting of characters to handle the number of performances and to allow for overseas performances in Korea and Taiwan. In addition multiple shows were live streamed into theatres all around the country to make up for the lack of enough seats in the actual venue.[2] Even Europe got a taste of the production, when three of the actors (namely Ryousuke Katou, Shintarou Akiyama and Yuuichirou Hirata) hit Paris to attend the 10th edition of the Japan Expo in 2009[5][6]

In May 2010, after 7 years, 22 musicals, 5 main casts and about 150 different actors,[1] the "first season" came to an end with the last performance of Dream Live 7th on the 23rd. Not too long after the end of the first season the start of a "second season" was commenced.[7] The shows featured a completely new cast and a new script, but covered the same arcs as the first season.[1] Following the end of the second season in 2014 a "third season" was made; similar to the second season, it featured a completely new cast and a new script, but covered the same arcs. The 3rd season commenced in February 2015 and ended in May 2020.

Synopsis

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Main article: The Prince of Tennis

12-year-old tennis prodigy Ryoma Echizen returns to live with his father in Japan after winning the American Junior Tournament four consecutive times. He enrolls in Seishun Academy (known as "Seigaku" for short) and joins its famous tennis team, who strives to win the National Middle School Tennis Tournament. Though Ryoma immediately becomes a regular on the team, he begins to develop his own tennis style and discover what the sport means to him as he encounters new friendships and obstacles during his journey to reach the top.

Principal roles and cast members

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Main article: List of The Prince of Tennis characters

Seigaku

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Character Original cast
(2003-2004) 		2nd Generation;
Film adaptation
(2005) 		3rd Generation
(2006-2007) 		4th Generation
(2007-2009) 		5th Generation
(2008-2010) 		6th Generation
(2011-2012) 		7th Generation
(2012-2014) 		8th Generation
(2015-2016) 		9th Generation
(2016-2018) 		10th Generation
(2018-2020) 		11st Generation
(2021–present)
Ryoma Echizen Kotaro Yanagi
Yuya Endo
Kimeru 		Kotaro Yanagi
Yuya Endo 		Dori Sakurada Shōgo Sakamoto Ryuki Takahashi Yuki Ogoe Kazuki Furuta Nichika Akutsu Hikaru Imamaki
Takeshi Momoshiro Eiji Moriyama Masaki Kaji Shinpei Takagi Tetsuya Makita Toshihiro Nobuyama Toru Kamitsuru Mashu Ishiwatari Shuto Mashima Shunsaku Yoshimura Tatsuki Ōkubo Shun Hojuyama
Kaoru Kaidoh Naoya Gomoto Kōsuke Kujirai Kōsuke Kujirai (2006)
Tomo Yanagishita (2006-2007) 		Tomo Yanagishita (2007-2008)
Yuichiro Hirata (2007-2009) 		Akihiro Hayashi (2009-2010) Ryosuke Ikeoka Tatsunari Kimura [ja] Hiroki Sana Hikaru Makishima Takuto Nakajima Yuga Iwasaki
Takashi Kawamura Yoshitsugu Abe
Eiki Kitamura 		Yoshikazu Kotani Kouji Watanabe Gong Teyu Hiroaki Ogasawara (2008-2009)
Ikko Cho (2009-2010) 		Sora Yaguchi Shohei Koudai Takikawa Masaya Suzuki Tomoki Iwata Kai Otomo
Sadaharu Inui Sota Aoyama Hirofumi Araki Masei Nakayama Yūta Takahashi Yusuke Arai Teruma Seiya Inagaki Ryosei Tanaka Sho Kato Daisuke Takenouchi Ichigo Shiota
Shusuke Fuji Kimeru
Takashi Nagayama 		Hiroki Aiba Yūta Furukawa Hiroki Aiba (2008)
Taito Hashimoto (2008-2010) 		Ryo Mitsuya Yusuke Yata Yuki Kamisato Fuma Sadamoto Ibu Minaki Haruki Mochida
Eiji Kikumaru Takashi Nagayama
Yamazaki Ichitaro 		Osamu Adachi Koji Seto Kyousuke Hamao Shouta Takasaki Yuta Koseki Mario Kuroba Reo Honda Seiichiro Nagata Tsukasa Taguchi Sosho Tomimoto
Shuichiro Oishi Yuichi Tsuchiya Hiroki Suzuki Yukihiro Takiguchi Yuuya Todoya Yuki Tsujimoto Jin Hiramaki Ikkei Yamamoto Shun Ishida Yu Matsumura Takanori Ezoe Takakazu Hara
Kunimitsu Tezuka Eiji Takigawa
Kengo Okuchi 		Yu Shirota Keisuke Minami Daisuke Watanabe Ryōma Baba Takuma Wada Hideya Tawada Takuma Zaiki Yuya Uno Ryo Aoki Kento Yamada
Satoshi Horio Yusuke Ishibashi Masaki Hara Masaki Hara
Ryo Yamada 		Shun Maruyama Kento Masui Yoshito Iwa Seiya Shimo Shinta Soma Ryuga Ryota
Kachiro Kato Toshiyuki Toyonaga Yuya Mori Ryo Kawamoto
Tsubasa Ito 		Hiroki Hirai Shunya Ōhira Ryo Mitsui Ryu Shinohara Nagato Okui Toshiki Nakamigawa Kotobuki Shiraishi (2021)
Sena Totsuka (2022-)
Katsuo Mizuno Masaru Hotta Yuki Okamoto Koichi Eguchi
Masashi Watanabe 		Rio Takahashi Mizuki Ohno Mizuki Kobayashi Arata Sarashina Shion Hatakeyama Yumeto Okuda Manato Ichikawa

Fudomine

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season;
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020) 		4th Season;
(2021–present)
Tetsu Ishida Mamoru Miyano Kyoshiro Takagi Taro Nakamura Totaro
Masaya Sakurai Shun Takagi Fumiya Takahashi Ryotaro Yuto Fukazawa
Akira Kamio Yasuyuki Matsui
Yuki Fujiwara 		Kinari Hirano Ryujiro Izaki Kosuke Maiguma
Shinji Ibu Ryosei Konishi
Motohiro Ota 		Kazuhiro Okazaki Kento Naotake Tsuchiya
Kippei Tachibana Takuma Sugawara
YOH
Takashi Kitadai 		Yusuke Ueda Soramu Aoki GAKU
Tatsunori Mori Yoichiro Omi Tatsuya Kobayashi Rayshy
Kyosuke Uchimura Mao Kato Masaki Takane Hayato Kikuchi

St. Rudolph

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season;
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020) 		4th Season;
(2021–present)
Ichiro Kaneda Yuki Matsuoka Shotaro Ōkubo Kaisei Kamimura Raimu Ninomiya
Shinya Yanagisawa Mitsuyoshi Shinoda Sho Jinnai Riku Ozeki Yudai Kubo
Atsushi Kisazaru Ryosuke Kato Daisuke Hirose Yugo Sato Rei Sato
Hajime Mizuki Hidemasa Shiozawa Yutaka Kobayashi Kodai Miyagi Junpei Mitsui
Yuta Fuji KENN Seiya Konishi Kaiki Ōhara Yueto Ishihara
Yoshiro Akazawa Aoki Kenji Kenta Izuka Kenya Nakao Hitoshi Okumura
Takuya Nomura Daiki Sagawa Shuto Yaezawa

Yamabuki

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season;
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020) 		4th Season;
(2021–present)
Toji Muromachi Takahiko Yanagisawa Kensho Ono Yuji Nishina Leon Terashima
Taichi Dan Yuki Kawakubo Reiya Masaki Mashiro Sano Yuki Hashimoto
Masami Higashikata Iori Hayashi Takeshi Terayama Ryoshiro Tsuji Soushi Haitsuka
Kentaro Minami Hiroshi Yazaki Joji Saotome Naoya Kitagawa Sho Kuwahara
Kiyosumi Sengoku Masato Wada Seiya Touya Morita TAISEI
Jin Akutsu Ryotaro Shimizu
Juri 		Takuya Kishimoto Shota Kawakami Takumi Masunaga
Inakichi Nitobe Yuma Tonoshiro Rin Matsubara
Ichiuma Kita Jin Aoki Futo Uchino

Hyotei

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020) 		4th Season;
(2023-)
A B
Munehiro Kabaji Ryo Washimi Joji Kawada Hiroyuki Furuie Takanori Yamaki Itsuki Kurihara
Wakashi Hiyoshi Ryunosuke Kawai Kei Hosogai Daiki Ise Akiyoshi Utsumi Futa Sakayori
Jiro Akutagawa Takuya Taiki Naito Tomoru Akazawa Shougo Tamura Kazan Yokoyama
Chotaro Ootori Koji Date Yusuke Seto
Li Yong En 		Jin Shirasu Aoto Watanabe Riku Akashi
Ryo Shishido Kenta Kamakari Ryouta Murai Kousuke Kuwano Shunsuke Kobayakawa Yuto Hiroi
Gakuto Mukahi Ruito Aoyagi Seiji Fukuyama Jun Shison Satsuki Kitano Iori Kotsuji
Yuushi Oshitari Takumi Saito Shintaro Akiyama Takuya Kikuchi Ikumi Isaka Ryono Kusachi
Keigo Atobe Kazuki Kato Masahiro Inoue
Yuki Kubota 		Tsunenori Aoki Hiroki Miura Ryoya Takahashi
Haginosuke Taki Kenta Nishijima Shougo Yamazaki Ryota Nakata

Rokkaku

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season;
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020) 		4th Season;
(2023–present)
Ryo Kisazaru Ryosuke Kato Daisuke Hirose Yugo Sato Shunki Kishimoto
Marehiko Itsuki Shouma Ikegami Shinichi Hashimoto Shinnosuke Takagi Shion Morishita
Hikaru Amane Ire Shiozaki Atsushi Kimura Reiji Sakagaki Kodai Kurihara
Harukaze Kurobane Gaku Shindo Shouta Motokawa Kento Hinata Leon Kirita
Koujiro Saeki Kanata Irei Daisuke Utsumi Kaname Futaba Arihiro Matsunaga
Kentaro Aoi Kazuma Kawahara Daiki Yoshida Takuya Yashiro Syoki Tsuru
Satoshi Shudo Kota Chiba Ken Nakajima
Oji Ujisuke

Midoriyama

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Character 4th Season;
(2023–present)
Yasuyuki Kiraku HARUKI

Rikkai

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020)
A B
Jackal Kuwahara Jutta Yuki Shingo Toda Kohei Shiota Yusaku Kawasaki
Bunta Marui Renn Kiriyama Mio Akaba Junpei Yasukawa Taka Ooyabu
Akaya Kirihara Genki Okawa Genki Okawa
Mitsuaki Nishimura 		Motoshisa Harashima Ryutaro Maeda
Hiroshi Yagyu Toru Baba Toru Baba
Ryonosuke Onoda 		Ryosuke Mikata Yuuta Oosumi
Masaharu Niou Masataka Nakagauchi Masataka Nakagauchi
Taisuke Wada 		Hidetoshi Kubota Dai Goto
Renji Yanagi Kento Ono Yuki Yamaoka Atomu Mizuishi Takuma Isawa
Genichiro Sanada Kentarou Kanesaki Ken Ogasawara Shougo Tazuru
Seiichi Yukimura Ren Yagami Toshiki Masuda Keisuke Kaminaga Toshiki Tateishi

Higa

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season;
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020)
Kei Tanishi Yutaka Matsuzaki Yuki Tomotsune Makoto Takata
Rin Hirakoba Yasuka Saitō Toshiyuki Someya Naoya Iwaki
Hiroshi Chinen Takeshi Hayashino Yu Yoshioka Raita
Yuujiro Kai Hijiri Shinotani
Tsunemitsu Imai 		Yoshihiko Aramaki Tsubasa Yoshizawa
Eishiro Kite Luke.C Kazuki Doi Kento Muto
Tomoya Shiranui Masashi Sonomura
Aragaki Koichi Haruki Matsui

Shitenhoji

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Character 1st Season;
(2003-2010) 		2nd Season
(2011-2014) 		3rd Season;
(2015-2020)
A B
Gin Ishida Yusuke Hirose Yuta Yoneyama Keisuke Yamaguchi Ippei Mori
Hikaru Zaizen Hisanori Sato Hisanori Sato
Bishin Kawasumi 		Ryuji Sato Ryota Hirono
Yuji Hitoji Ryo Hirano Makoto Uenobori Taishi Sugie Tsubasa Yatsu
Koharu Konjiki Takeya Nishiyama Manabu Iizumi Kaita Fukushima Rikito Morita
Kenya Oshitari Takuya Uehara Kouki Mizuta Masaki Sato Kyohei Chida
Senri Chitose Ryuuko Isogai Masashi Ooyama Keisuke Higashi Koki Emoto
Kintaro Tooyama Yuya Kido Takuya Kawaharada Koudai Matsuoka Raima Hiramatsu
Kuranosuke Shiraishi Kyosuke Harukawa Yoshihide Sasaki Shintaro Anzai Atsuki Mashiko
Koishikawa Kenjirou Shutaro Ando
Osamu Watanabe Yuki Kimisawa Masato Saki

Extra

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Echizen Nanjirou:

Actor Season
Yukio Ueshima 1st Season
Shinnosuke Motoyama 1st/2nd/3rd Season
Eiji Moriyama 2nd/3rd Season
Masanori Tomita 3rd Season
Masataka Nakagauchi 4th Season

Reception and legacy

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Musical: The Prince of Tennis has sold over 2 million tickets during the first 10 years of its run and is credited with the growing interest in 2.5D musicals.[4] The musical productions were also credited for providing a starting point for young talents and launched the careers of many of young Japanese actors.[8] The success also led its initial director, Makoto Matsuda, to launch the Japan 2.5-Dimensional Musical Association in 2014.[9]

Musical: The Prince of Tennis celebrated its 15th anniversary with a cultural festival taking place at Sunshine City in Tokyo from 23 and 24 November 2018.[10]

Production history

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The original run started in 2003 and ended in 2010 with a total of 22 different shows. During the first show, only half of the seats in the theater were filled; however, interest was spread quickly via word-of-mouth, when audience members would get up from their seats to call their friends during intermissions.[9] Two weeks before the premiere of Remarkable 1st Match: Fudomine, Kotaro Yanagi, who was portraying Ryoma Echizen, was involved in a car accident, causing him to be pulled out of the musicals temporarily to rehabilitate.[11] He rejoined the first Seigaku cast for their last show and finished up as the second cast's Echizen.[12] While he was recovering, the role of Echizen was filled in temporarily by Kimeru, who was portraying the role of Shusuke Fuji, before Yuya Endo was cast as the new Echizen. Endo continued to share the role when Yanagi rejoined the production,[11] and he graduated from the musicals during Dream Live 2nd.

After the graduation of the second Seigaku cast, Hiroki Aiba stayed on the production to provide guidance to the new cast members, and eventually graduated with the third cast.[13] Tomo Yanagishita, who came in late as the third cast's Kaidoh, stayed on as well with the fourth cast briefly and graduated on his own during Dream Live 5th. Also, Kousuke Kujirai and Aiba returned to the production later as last-minute replacements: Kujirai returned for the third cast's debut showings of the Advancement Match, Rokkaku after Takahiro Tasaki withdrew from the show, and Aiba returned for the fifth cast's debut showings of The Imperial Presence Hyotei Gakuen feat. Higa as it seemed there was trouble casting an actor for Fuji at the time. The majority of the first cast members returned for Dream Live 7th to perform their roles once more alongside fifth cast in 2010 to celebrate the end of the first run, with the exception of Yoshitsugu Abe, who was unavailable to reprise the role of Kawamura. Eiki Kitamura, who had played the role solely in the More Than Limit: St. Rudolph Gakuen musical, filled in.

2nd Season began in 2011 and ran until 2014 with a total of 11 different shows. It featured an all new script and cast. The first Seishun Academy cast of that generation graduated at their own exclusive event in 2012, Seigaku Farewell Party, with the exception of Yuuki Ogoe, who would go on to play Ryoma Echizen for the entirety of 2nd Season. The next Seishun Academy cast, Ogoe included, graduated during Dream Live 2014, marking the end of 2nd Season.

3rd Season began in 2015. The eighth Seishun Academy cast graduated during Seigaku VS Hyotei in 2016. Followed by the ninth Seishun Academy cast graduated during Seigaku VS Higa in 2018. Lastly, the tenth Seishun Academy cast are set to graduate during Dream Live 2020, marking the end of 3rd Season.

Productions

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Further information: List of Musical: The Prince of Tennis productions

Aside from the musicals, which tell the plot of the original manga,[14] Musical: The Prince of Tennis also tours with live concerts featuring music from the previous performances, known as "Dream Lives."[13] Live concerts featuring music from specific teams are known as "Team Lives". Some of the shows are also classified as re-runs of a previous production, or also include a "graduation show", a special ceremony held to celebrate cast members who are leaving the production.

1st Season (2003-2010)

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Dates Title DVD release
30 April – 5 May 2003 Musical: The Prince of Tennis[14][15] 20 September 2003
7–15 August 2003 (summer re-run)
31 December 2003 – 5 January 2004 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Remarkable 1st Match, Fudomine[14][16] 20 March 2004
29 July – 15 August 2004 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: More than Limit, St. Rudolph[17] 20 November 2004
29 December 2004 – 2 January 2005 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Side Fudomine[14][18] 20 March 2005
8–23 January 2005 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Side Yamabuki[14][19] 20 April 2005
8–20 August 2005 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Match, Hyotei, in Summer[14][20][21] 20 November 2005
19 December 2005 – 2 January 2006 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Match, Hyotei, in Winter[14][22][23][24] 20 March 2006
3–25 August 2006 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Advancement Match, Rokkaku[14][25] 20 November 2006
13 December 2006 – 27 January 2007 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King, Rikkai feat. Rokkaku ~1st Service[14][26] 30 March 2007
2 August – 9 September 2007 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King, Rikkai feat. Rokkaku ~2nd Service[14][27] 25 November 2007
12 December 2007 – 11 February 2008 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Progressive Match, Higa[14][28][29] 3 May 2008
29 July – 3 November 2008 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence, Hyotei[14][30] 22 November 2008 (4A)
21 February 2009 (Tokyo return shows)
9 May 2009 (5B)
13 December 2008 – 31 March 2009 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match, Shitenhoji feat. Hyotei[14][31][32] 11 April 2009 (4A)
27 June 2009 (5B)
30 July – 4 October 2009 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match, Rikkai First feat. Shitenhoji[14][33][34] 17 December 2009
17 December 2009 – 14 March 2010 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match, Rikkai Second feat. The Rivals[14][35][36][37] 20 May 2010

2nd Season (2011-2014)

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Dates Title DVD release
5 January – 11 February 2011 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS Fudomine[38] 30 April 2011
31 March – 15 May 2011 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS St. Rudolph and Yamabuki[39][40] 30 July 2011
15 July – 24 September 2011 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS Hyotei[41] 9 December 2011
17 December 2011 – 12 February 2012 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS Rokkaku[42] 2 June 2012
13 July – 23 September 2012 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS Rikkai[43] 28 December 2012
20 December 2012 – 17 February 2013 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS Higa[44] 24 May 2013
11 July 2013 – 29 September 2013 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: National Tournament: Seigaku VS Hyotei[45] 11 December 2013
19 December 2013 – 2 March 2014 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku VS Shitenhoji[46] 24 May 2014
12 July 2014 – 28 September 2014 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: National Tournament: Seigaku VS Rikkai[47] 26 December 2014

3rd Season (2015-2020)

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Dates Title DVD release
13 February – 17 May 2015 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Fudomine[48] 28 August 2015
5 September – 3 November 2015 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS St. Rudolph[49] 13 February 2016
24 December 2015 – 21 February 2016 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Yamabuki[50] 3 June 2016
14 July – 25 September 2016 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Hyotei[51] 17 December 2016
22 December 2016 – 12 February 2017 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Rokkaku[52] 26 May 2017
14 July 2017 – 1 October 2017 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Rikkai[53] 7 February 2018
21 December 2017 – 18 February 2018 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Higa[54] 19 May 2018
12 July 2018 – 24 September 2018 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Nationals Seigaku VS Hyotei[55] 26 January 2019
20 December 2018 – 17 February 2019 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Shitenhoji[56] 31 May 2019
11 July 2019 – 29 September 2019 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Nationals Seigaku VS Rikkai First Half[57] 21 December 2019
19 December 2019 – 16 February 2020 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Nationals Seigaku VS Rikkai Second Half[58] 22 May 2020

4th Season (2021-)

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Dates Title DVD release
9 July 2021 - 29 August 2021 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 4th Season: Seigaku VS Fudomine[59] December 24, 2021
5 July 2022 - 28 August 2022 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 4th Season: Seigaku VS St. Rudolph and Yamabuki[60] December 21, 2022
7 January 2023 - 5 March 2023 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 4th Season: Seigaku VS Hyotei[61] July 5, 2022

Concerts

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Dates Title DVD release
13 June 2004 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st[13][62] 1 September 2004
4 May 2005 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd[13][63] 20 September 2005
28–29 March 2006 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd[13][64] 20 June 2006
30–31 March 2007 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th[13][65] 27 July 2007
17–20 May 2007
17–18 May 2008 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th[13][66][67] 10 August 2008
24–25 May 2008
2–3 May 2009 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th[13][68][69] 30 July 2009
9–10 May 2009
7–9 May 2010 Musical: The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th[14][13][70][71] 9 September 2010
20–21 May 2010
5 – 13 November 2011 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Dream Live 2011[72] 9 February 2012
27 April – 5 May 2013 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Dream Live 2013[73] 7 August 2013
15–24 November 2014 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Dream Live 2014[74] 27 February 2015
10–28 June 2015 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Live Seigaku[75] 18 August 2015
29 July – 9 August 2015 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Live Fudomine[76] 26 October 2015
13–22 May 2016 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2016[77] 25 August 2016
12–23 April 2017 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Live Hyotei[78] 3 August 2017
26–28 May 2017 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2017[79] 22 September 2017
5–20 May 2018 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2018[80] 20 September 2017
22–31 May 2020 ≠Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2020[81] Show Cancelled

Events

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Date Title Notes DVD release
13 May 2012 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Spring Undoukai 2012[82] Sports competition with the cast members 5 October 2012
11 October 2012 – 14 October 2012 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Seigaku Farewell Party[83] Seigaku 6th Generation Graduation event for the 2011 Seishun Academy cast 8 February 2013
26 April 2014 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Spring Undokai 2014[84] Sports competition with the cast members 6 August 2014
17 March – 3 April 2016 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Live St. Rudolph and Yamabuki[85] A talk event with the St.Rudolph and Yamabuki casts with a short performance at the end, not a concert unlike Seigaku, Fudomine and Hyotei 25 August 2016
26 October - 5 November 2017 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Party Seigaku and Rokkaku[86] A talk event with the Ninth Seigaku, and Rokkaku casts with a short performance at the end, not a concert unlike Seigaku, Fudomine and Hyotei 7 February 2018
5–8 April 2018 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Party Rikkai[87] A talk event with the Rikkai cast with a short performance at the end, not a concert unlike Seigaku, Fudomine and Hyotei 20 September 2018
17–28 October 2018 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Party Seigaku and Higa[88] A talk event with the Tenth Seigaku, and Higa casts with a short performance at the end, not a concert unlike Seigaku, Fudomine and Hyotei 26 January 2019
23–24 November 2018 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Cultural Festival[89] An event celebrating the 15-year history of The Musical. N/A
23 May - 1 June 2019 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Team Party Shitenhoji[90] A talk event with the Shitenhoji cast with a short performance at the end, not a concert unlike Seigaku, Fudomine and Hyotei 21 December 2019
8–9 October 2019 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Autumn Undokai 2019[91] Sports competition with the cast members 31 January 2020
26 February – 1 March 2020 Musical: The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Thank You Festival[92] A talk event with all the 3rd season casts N/A

DVD releases

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1st season

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Supporter DVDs

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Year Release Title
2006 20 August Supporter's DVD Vol.01 Seigaku 2nd Cast
2006 30 October Supporter's DVD Vol.02 Yamabuki Cast
2006 16 December Supporter's DVD Vol.03 Hyoutei Cast
2007 20 February Supporter's DVD Vol.04 Fudoumine Cast & St. Rudolph Cast
2007 28 April Supporter's DVD Vol.05 Seigaku 1st Cast
2007 22 December Supporter's DVD Vol.06 Seigaku 3rd Cast
2007 22 December Supporter's DVD Vol.06 Seigaku 3rd cast + Graduation
2008 5 April Supporter's DVD Vol.07 Rokkaku cast
2008 20 September Supporter's DVD Vol.08 Rikkaidai Fuzoku cast
2009 7 March Supporter's DVD Vol.09 Higa cast
2009 29 October Supporter's DVD Vol.10 Seigaku 4th Cast TOP ver.
2009 29 October Supporter's DVD Vol.10 Seigaku 4th Cast BOTTOM ver.
2009 28 November Supporter's DVD Vol.11 Hyoutei Nationals cast
2010 27 February Supporter's DVD Vol.12 Shitenhouji A cast
2010 27 February Supporter's DVD Vol.13 Shitenhouji B cast
2010 31 July Supporter's DVD Vol.14 Seigaku 5th cast
2010 30 September Supporter's DVD Vol. 15 Rikkaidai Fuzoku Nationals cast

Extra

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Year Release Title
2009 24 July TENIMYU COLLECTION Musical the Prince of Tennis: The Absolute King Rikkaidai ~1st Service
  • No bonus material
2009 24 July TENIMYU COLLECTION Musical the Prince of Tennis: The Absolute King Rikkaidai ~2nd Service
  • No bonus material
2010 28 April Musical the Prince of Tennis ENCORE! ~ FGKS/On My Way

2nd season

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Team Collection

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Year Release Title
2012 9 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Fudoumine
2012 4 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection St.Rudolph
2012 11 May Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Yamabuki
2012 7 September Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Hyoutei
2013 15 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Seigaku 6th generation
2013 19 September Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Rokkaku
2013 5 October Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Rikkai
2014 7 February Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Higa
2015 16 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Seigaku 7th generation
2015 1 May Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: Team Collection Shitenhouji

Extra

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Year Release Title
2010 18 December Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: The Beginning
2011 4 November Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: 2nd season THE BACKSTAGE scene1
2012 30 November Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: PV COLLECTION
2013 5 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: 2nd season THE BACKSTAGE scene2
2014 17 January Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: PV COLLECTION vol.2
2014 2 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: 2nd season THE BACKSTAGE scene3
2015 23 January Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: PV COLLECTION vol.3
2015 31 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 2nd Season: 2nd season THE BACKSTAGE scene4

3rd season

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Variety Smash!

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Year Release Title
2016 14 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.1
2017 3 February Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.2
2018 5 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.3
2019 10 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.4
2020 27 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.5
2020 23 October Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Variety Smash! Vol.6

ROAD

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Year Release Title
2016 4 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: ROAD Vol.1
2017 24 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: ROAD Vol. 2
2018 5 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: ROAD Vol. 3
2019 24 March Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: ROAD Vol. 4
2020 10 April Musical The Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: ROAD Vol. 5

Discography

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Main article: Musical: The Prince of Tennis discography

Each musical, excluding the winter performance of "The Imperial Match Hyoutei" and the summer performance of "Musical The Prince of Tennis" had a CD released, featuring all songs sung during the musical. Besides that 4 singles and 13 "Best of Actor Series" have been released. The singles feature multiple versions of the same song, already performed in the musicals. The "Best of Actor Series" CDs feature multiple song sung by one or two actors of the production. Some of the songs on these CDs are new, but some of them have already been performed during the musicals (by the same or other actors). For both the Musical CDs and the "Best of Actor Series" CDs box sets have been released.[original research?]

Due to double casts, multiple versions of "The Imperial Presence Hyoutei" CD, "The Treasure Match Shitenhouji" CD and the "Complete Box 3" have been released.[original research?]

CDs of "The Imperial Match Hyoutei in Winter" and "The Best of Actor Series 013" are only available through buying the box sets.[original research?]

First season

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Musical OST

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Year Release Title
2003 24 July Musical The Prince of Tennis
– – Musical The Prince of Tennis (summer performances)
2004 21 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Remarkble 1st Match Fudoumine
2004 1 September Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 1st
2004 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: More than Limit St. Rudolph
2005 21 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Fudoumine
2005 21 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: Side Yamabuki
2005 20 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2nd
2005 20 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Imperial Match Hyoutei in Summer
– – Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Match Hyoutei in Winter
  • only released in combination with "Complete Box Set 1"
2006 14 June Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 3rd
2006 15 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Advancement Match Rokkaku
2007 28 March Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~1st Service
2007 27 June Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 4th
2007 14 November Musical The Prince of Tennis: Absolute King Rikkaidai ~2nd Service
2008 23 April Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Progressive Match Higa
2008 17 July Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 5th
2008
2008
2009		 5 November
3 December
7 January		 Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 4A
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 5B
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Imperial Presence Hyoute Tokyo Return Shows (in October)
2009 25 March
24 June		 Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 4A
Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 5B
2009 8 July Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 6th
2009 17 December Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai First
2010 12 May Musical The Prince of Tennis: The Final Match Rikkaidai Second
2010 25 August Musical The Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 7th

Singles

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Year Release Title
2006 22 March On My Way
2007 28 March Finalist
2008 23 April F.G.K.S.
2009 30 April Refresh Aratana Jibun e ~Hyoutenka no Jounetsu ~ The TOP

Best of Actor Series

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Year Release Title
2005 19 December The Best of Actor Series 001: Shirota Yuu as Tezuka Kunimitsu
2005 19 December The Best of Actor Series 002: Kato Kazuki as Atobe Keigo
2006 26 July The Best of Actor Series 003: Aiba Hiroki as Fuji Syusuke
2006 26 July The Best of Actor Series 005: Saito Takumi as Oshitari Yuushi and Aoyagi Ruito as Mukahi Gakuto
2006 16 December The Best of Actor Series 005: Sakurada Dori as Echizen Ryoma
2006 16 December The Best of Actor Series 006: IRE as Amane Hikaru and Shindo Gaku as Kuroban Harukaze
2007 25 July The Best of Actor Series 007: Seto Kouji as Kikumaru Eiji and Takiguchi Yukihiro as Ooishi Syuichirou
2007 25 July The Best of Actor Series 008: Nakagauchi Masataka as Niou Masaharu and Baba Toru as Yagyuu Hiroshi
2007 22 December The Best of Actor Series 009: Kanesaki Kentarou as Sanada Genichirou and Yagami Ren as Yukimura Seiichi
2007 22 December The Best of Actor Series 010 Extra: Seigaku 3rd Regulars Memorial Edition
2008 30 July The Best of Actor Series 011: Watanabe Daisuke as Tezuka Kunimitsu
2008 30 July The Best of Actor Series 012: Luke. C as Eishiro Kite
– – The Best of Actor Series 013: Karaoke CD
  • Only released in combination with the Complete Box

Complete Box Sets

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Year Release Title
2006 26 July Complete Box 1
  • Musical the Prince of Tennis, Remarkble 1st match Fudoumine, More than Limit St. Rudolph, Side Fudoumine, Side Yamabuki, The Imperial match Hyoutei in Winter + Extra CD
2009 25 March Best of Actors Series Complete Box
  • Best of Actor Series 001-013
2009 26 November Complete Box 2
  • The Imperial match Hyoutei in Summer, Advancement Match Rokkaku, Absolute King Rikkaidai ~first service, Absolute King Rikkaidai ~second service + The Final Match Rikkai First (Support Cast Version)
2010 20 May Complete Box 3 ver. 4
  • The Progressive Match Higa, The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 4A, The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 4A + The Final Match Rikkai First

Complete Box 3 ver. 5

  • The Progressive Match Higa, The Imperial Presence Hyoutei 5B, The Treasure Match Shitenhouji 5B + The Final Match Rikkai First

Second season

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Musical OST

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Year Date Title
2011 21 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. Fudoumine
2011 13 July Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. St.Rudolph/ Yamabuki
2011 30 November Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. Hyoutei
2012 22 February Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2011
2012 23 May Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. Rokkaku
2012 26 December Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. Rikkai
2013 6 February Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku Farewell Party
2013 22 May Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. Higa
2013 7 August Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2013
2013 12 November Musical the Prince of Tennis: National Tournament Seigaku vs. Hyoutei
2014 28 May Musical the Prince of Tennis: Seigaku vs. Shitenhouji
2015 1 January Musical the Prince of Tennis: National Tournament Seigaku vs. Rikkai
2015 4 March Musical the Prince of Tennis: Dream Live 2014

Single CD

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Year Date Title
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! + DVD [First press limited] Type A
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! (Normal edition) Type B
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! (Normal edition) Type C
2011 28 September Musical the Prince of Tennis: JUMPING UP! HIGH TOUCH! (Normal edition) Type D
2013 24 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: WE ARE ALWAYS TOGETHER TYPE A
2013 24 April Musical the Prince of Tennis: WE ARE ALWAYS TOGETHER TYPE B

Third season

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Musical OST

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Year Release Title
2015 16 September Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Fudoumine
2016 9 March Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS St.Rudolph
2016 6 July Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Yamabuki
2016 21 September Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2016
2017 27 January Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Hyoutei
2017 12 July Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Rokkaku
2017 18 October Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2017
2018 24 January Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Rikkai
2018 20 June Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Higa
2018 24 October Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Dream Live 2018
2019 13 February Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Nationals Seigaku VS Hyotei
2019 12 June Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Seigaku VS Shitenhoji
2020 29 January Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Nationals Seigaku VS Rikkai First Half
2020 1 July Musical the Prince of Tennis 3rd Season: Nationals Seigaku VS Rikkai Second Half

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