The Prince of Tennis II To End In Six More Chapters

Following up from a previous news article, there has been an update for Takeshi Konomi‘s The Prince of Tennis II. Last year, we learned that we were entering into the final stretch of the series, but a new update from the series’s creator confirms that it will be ending in six more chapters.

Konomi shared the news on his social media, signaling to the fans that the series is reaching its finale soon. He also shared his gratitude in his heart for the readers and everyone involved, tackling the finale without forgetting his original passion when everyone watches Ryoma’s final match in real time. Another important note to point out was how Konomi mentioned that each installment sometimes will include two to three chapters at once. This year also marks the Prince of Tennis‘s 27th Anniversary, and The Prince of Tennis II’s 17th Anniversary. The latest issue of Jump SQ will be available to purchase on March 4th.

What is the Prince of Tennis II?

• The Prince of Tennis II takes place shortly after the end of the original series, where Ryoma Echizen returned to Japan after his trip to America as a candidate for the Japanese U-17 (under 17) High School Representatives Selection Camp, along with 50 other middle school tennis players.
• The Prince of Tennis II was created by Takeshi Konomi, serving as the sequel to his original Prince of Tennis manga. It was first serialized in Shueisha’s JUMP Square magazine in March 2009, and has been an ongoing series that has collected 459 chapters in 46 tankobon volumes as of January 2026.

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• The Prince of Tennis II manga was also adapted into a TV Anime series and a Sequel series, which are available on Crunchyroll, including the original Prince of Tennis anime.
• You can read the Prince of Tennis II on Shueisha’s platforms, and English Audiences can enjoy reading the original Prince of Tennis on Viz Media’s Shonen Jump app.

Source: Oricon, Takeshi Konomi’s Twitter, Jump SQ Twitter

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