The Prince of Tennis II

The middle schoolers are invited to participate in the U-17 Japanese team's training camp. The "losers" who were once dismissed from the camp have overcome their trials and returned, and the camp is lively once again. In room 205, Akaya tells his silent roommates stories about fallen soldiers. In room 201, Fuji and his roommates excitedly discuss the potted plants they brought. In room 211, the...

After Ryoma is forced to withdraw from the Japan U-17 training camp, Ryoga invites him to play for the US team.

Matches against the first string's No. 11 through 20 begin. Yanagi faces off against No. 17 Mitsuya. To Inui's surprise, he calls Mitsuya "Akuto-niisan." Mitsuya is the man who taught Yanagi Data Tennis when he was younger. Though it's a battle between two powerful Data Tennis players, Inui senses something is off when he sees Mitsuya toying with Yanagi... Meanwhile, Momoshiro and Kenya...

Teams from all over the world competing in the U-17 World Cup gather to start things off with the Pre-World Cup exhibition matches.

The middle schoolers' battle against the first string's No. 11 through 20 continues. Yukimura's opponent is No. 11 Fuwa. However, before the first shot, Fuwa offers Yukimura a handicap and blindfolds himself. Fuwa demonstrates his skills despite his lack of vision, but Yukimura shows no signs of giving up. He even challenges Fuwa, saying he doesn't need a handicap... Meanwhile, Irie plays...

The middle schoolers defeat their opponents, acquire the No. 11 through 20 pins, and go on to face their next opponents, the first string's No. 1 through 10, also known as the Genius 10! At No. 1 Byodoin Houou's suggestion, they agree to conduct shuffle matches the next morning with their spots on the Japanese team at stake. The night before the battle, as Ryoma and Tokugawa are practicing on...

The World Cup Group League commences and Japan battles it out with Greece and Australia.

Atobe and Niou volunteer to play the first shuffle match against doubles pair No. 9 Oshitari and No. 10 Mori. Niou combats Oshitari's powerful serves shot from the staggering height of 226cm by taking on Tezuka's appearance and using his arm-straining Zero Degree Serve. The middle schoolers take control of the service game. They just need to win one more... Just then, Oshitari's cold gaze...

Marui and Kite take on No. 7 Kimijima, "The Negotiator on the Court," and No. 8 Tono, "The Executioner," in the third shuffle match. It's a strange combination, but the defensive power of Kite's Shukuchiho compliments Marui's trick shots, and their form appears ideal. However, Kimijima maintains his composure in the face of the middle school pair's success. Just then, Kite's shot suddenly...

The physical and mental battle of attrition between Marui and Kite versus Tono and Kimijima ends unexpectedly. In contrast with the ruthless match, as No. 5 Oni quietly stands alone on the court, Toyama challenges him to a game. Toyama's skills have improved through training with the losers. To become the best player in Japan, he wants to beat Oni. They more they play, the more his pure...

Japan continues their match against Australia with #1 doubles. Atobe and Fuji take on a super offensive doubles pair with big serves.

In the match against the Genius 10's No. 2 Tanegashima and No. 6 Omagari, Sanada chooses Akutsu for his partner. The middle schoolers express concern over Akutsu's break from tennis, but it's Sanada who can't handle Tanegashima's slippery style. Sanada's wildly swinging racket strikes Akutsu on the cheek! Akutsu rises to his feet amidst a tense atmosphere. However, there's no rage in his...

After learning the glowing shot from Ryoga, Ryoma seeks out an even greater challenge to try it out. The sight reminds Ryoga of how Ryoma was in his younger days. "Let's have a real fight." Ryoma may have lost his memory, but he's still as competitive as ever, which brings a smile to Ryoga's face. Meanwhile, at the shuffle matches, Tokugawa goes toe-to-toe with Byodoin, No. 1 of the Genius 10,...

Tokugawa's shots continuously attack Byodoin. As a man who has overcome a fate worse than death, Byodoin finds Tokugawa's resolve lukewarm. Even as he approaches his limit, Tokugawa continues to fight through sheer tenacity. Byodoin's attacks are without mercy. Their deadly badly awakens the warrior spirit within Ryoma! Ignoring the attempts to stop him, Ryoma returns Byodoin's "Destruction" as...

Ryoma needs to decide if Team USA is where he truly belongs. Meanwhile, the teams gear up for the Finals Tournament that starts in two days.