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[J - Movie] The Prince of Tennis (2006)
Director: Yûichi Abe
Writers: Daisuke Habara (scenario), Takeshi Konomi (creator)
Stars: Kanata Hongô, Yû Shirota and Hiroki Aiba
Genre: Animation | Action | Comedy
Synopsis:
Twelve-year-old Ryoma Echizen is a tennis prodigy from America who has the personal history of winning four consecutive American Junior Tennis tournaments. His father, Nanjiro Echizen, a tennis player of legendary status, calls Ryoma back to Japan to attend the distinguished Seishun Academy Middle School. Ryoma, a first year, has his eyes set on being on the regulars team of the tennis club, for which the school is famous. Then, there is the lone girl who watches Ryoma from the audience. Her name is Shioin Higaki, whose parents had died in accident. She is mute due to traumatic shock of her past. She first meets Ryoma when he helps her on the train from a loud group of high school boys.
[Anime] Shakugan no Shana III
Title: Shakugan no Shana III
Directed by: Takashi Watanabe
Studio: J.C.Staff
Synopsis:
Continuing from the events of the last series (Shakugan no Shana II), both Shana and Kazumi stand at their respective locations waiting for Yuji to meet with one of them, only to discover that Yuji has disappeared, with not even the slightest evidence of his existence left behind. All is not lost however, as the letters the two of them sent to him still give hope of Yuji's continued existence. As Shana and company search for answers on Yuji's whereabouts, they soon find the truth staring back at them when Yuji reappears in front of them as the leader of Bal Masqué. Left with little choice, Shana must now confront her most unlikely adversary on the battlefield in her toughest challenge yet.
[Japan Animation] Fairy Tail OVA 2: Yousei Gakuen
Title: Yousei Gakuen: Yankee-kun to Yankee-chan
Director: Shinji Ishidaira
Stars: Todd Haberkorn, Cherami Leigh and Tia Lynn Ballard
Summary:
The anime adaptation of the manga side story "Yousei Gakuen Yankee-kun to Yankee-chan," which puts the characters of Fairy Tail in a school setting. The title is a parody of Miki Yoshikawa's "Yankee-kun to Megane-chan."
