The Prince of Tennis: The Two Samurai, The First Game
劇場版 テニスの王子様 二人のサムライ The First Game
“Seishun tennis team faces mystery and rival Ryouga on suspicious luxury cruise, leading to high-stakes brother showdown.”
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Seishun tennis team faces mystery and rival Ryouga on suspicious luxury cruise, leading to high-stakes brother showdown.
Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team receive an invitation to play an exhibition match aboard a lavish cruise ship hosted by the wealthy Hikomaro Sakurafubuki. Once on board, the middle-schoolers are surprised to learn that Ryouma’s charismatic older brother, Ryouga, will be leading the rival squad. The opening contests draw cheers from the well-heeled crowd, yet odd details—lackluster food, gaudy décor—hint that the luxury liner may not be what it seems. As the boys explore the ship, they begin to suspect a darker purpose behind the tournament. With no adults to rely on, Seishun must rely on their tennis skills, quick thinking, and teamwork to uncover the truth and protect one another. Tension rises as the brothers Echizen prepare to face off, promising a high-stakes showdown on the high seas.
Ryouma Echizen and the Seishun Academy Boys' Tennis Team are invited to participate in an exhibition game aboard a luxury cruise ship by its owner, Hikomaro Sakurafubuki. When they arrive, the boys are shocked to discover that Ryouma's adopted older brother, Ryouga, is the captain of the opposing team. During their first games, Seishun easily crushes their opponents, garnering excitement from the cruise spectators. However, many strange things about the cruise begin to surface—from the restaurant's cheap sushi to a bathroom covered in marble wallpaper. Suspecting something is amiss, the team quickly finds out that Sakurafubuki is running an illegal gambling plot and that they must lose their next set of matches in order for him to win a large sum of money. Back on the first day, their opponents were told to purposefully lose in order to make the spectators bet heavily on Seishun's victory. If the middle schoolers do not comply, they risk losing their lives, as all of the employees on the ship are armed and working with Sakurafubuki, including Ryouga. Relying only on themselves, the team must put their skills and intellect together to outsmart the threat around them. As Seishun decides to fight for their lives, the two sons of Samurai Nanjiro go head-to-head to determine who is the superior player.
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- 9/10 “This movie is totally awesome. With fighting included in tennis, this just excites me more while I was watching the movie. However, there's 2 flaws & disappointments in this movie. 1, the art is...”
- 6/10 “I'm a big fan of the series, but a bit disappointed with this movie... I think the people who made this movie is a bit too hurried to decide on the characters. They made this filler character,...”
- 5/10 “This movie is not, technically, a very good movie. The art's pretty decent -- one can tell they had a higher budget for this movie than for the TV series -- the soundtrack's fine but not...”
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Reel · 01 Cat. №BS-0737
- Format
- 1 × 65′
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- Total runtime
- 1h 05m
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- Jan 2005 – Jan 2005
- Winter 2005
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- Movie
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- PG
- 13 - Teens 13 or older
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- BS-0737
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