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Series ID	111008
Media Type	アニメ
Title	The Prince of Tennis U-17 World Cup Semifinal
English Title	The Prince of Tennis U-17 World Cup Semifinal
Aliases
Romaji Title	Shin Tenisu no Ouji-sama U-17 World Cup Semifinal
Furigana Title
Japanese Title	新テニスの王子様 U-17 WORLD CUP SEMIFINAL
Japanese Studio Name	エム・エス・シー, スタジオ KAI
English Studio Name	M.S.C, Studio Kai
Content Rating	T - Teen
Genre Tags ( Add )	sports
Release Date	2024/10/02 Wednesday [ View Characters ]
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Character Popularity *	21

	0 likes We won! We won! Japan won! by Kikumaru Eiji
	0 likes I-I-I'm telling you! I didn't see a thing! by Akaya Kirihara
	0 likes We'll finally be playing you guys next in the semifinals. by Keigo Atobe
	0 likes We're playing a match. by Akaya Kirihara
	0 likes Switzerland should've had the perfect lineup with their pro, Amadeus, in the #1 singles. by Kenya Oshitari
	0 likes Did Tezuka hand over some top-secret files on Team Germany? by Akaya Kirihara
	0 likes Yeah, we know. by Kikumaru Eiji
	0 likes I'll go beat Team Germany first. by Ryoma Echizen
	0 likes Really? It seemed like Switzerland had the upper hand. by Momoshiro Takeshi