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'The New Prince of Tennis' Manga Concludes Saga with Volume 48

Takeshi Konomi's iconic sports manga The New Prince of Tennis will publish its 48th and final compiled volume in September 2026, concluding a 27-year franchise run.

'The New Prince of Tennis' Manga Concludes Saga with Volume 48

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August 28, 2026

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Shin Tennis no Ouji-sama

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Table of Contents

  • A 27-Year Legacy
Table of Contents
  • A 27-Year Legacy

Takeshi Konomi’s enduring tennis saga is approaching its final set point. Publisher Shueisha has confirmed that The New Prince of Tennis (Shin Tennis no Ouji-sama) will publish its 48th and final compiled volume on September 4, 2026. The milestone release marks the official conclusion of a narrative journey that began 27 years ago with the original series debut in 1999.

The New Prince of Tennis memorial visual board preview
Memorial reversible visual board preview
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Memorial reversible visual board preview

A 27-Year Legacy

Following the conclusion of the original The Prince of Tennis serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump, which ran from 1999 to 2008, Konomi launched The New Prince of Tennis in Jump SQ. in 2009. The sequel expanded the scope of Ryoma Echizen's journey onto the international stage, featuring high-stakes tournament arcs against top youth players from around the world and signature theatrical tennis techniques.

Across nearly three decades, the franchise has evolved into a massive multimedia project encompassing multiple television anime series, feature films, stage musicals, and video games. To mark the final volume's release, retail chain Animate will run a nationwide celebratory event from September 4 through September 30, 2026, offering six reversible visual boards capturing key moments from the series alongside special character displays at flagship stores in Ikebukuro and Umeda.

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