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Crunchyroll confirms The Prince of Tennis II will premiere on September 30, 2026, following its manga finale this year.

Fans of The Prince of Tennis franchise can mark their calendars: Crunchyroll has announced that the new season, The Prince of Tennis II U-17 World Cup: Final Member Selection Match, will premiere on September 30, 2026. This development was reported by ComicBook.com, highlighting a significant moment for this long-standing series.
As part of its Fall 2026 schedule, Crunchyroll will include The Prince of Tennis II among its seasonal offerings, alongside other highly anticipated shows like Jujutsu Kaisen and Frieren: Beyond Journey's End. The release marks the return of the anime after a two-year hiatus and follows the conclusion of the manga, which wrapped up a 27-year narrative this year.
With a newly released trailer showcasing improved animation quality, fans are excited for the continuation of a story that holds a significant place in anime history. The upcoming season is particularly noteworthy as it will directly adapt material following the manga's finale. Despite its popularity in Japan, the anime has not achieved the same level of recognition in the U.S., which may affect its reception among international audiences.
In The Prince of Tennis II, viewers can anticipate a vibrant continuation following Team Japan as they compete against their historical rivals to qualify for the World Cup final. This season promises to focus on key matches, including a pivotal showdown against the German national team, keeping longtime fans engaged and invested in the characters' progression.
While a subbed version will be available at launch, Crunchyroll has confirmed that an English dub will also be produced, although the specific release date for the dubbed version remains undisclosed. Since a two-week delay is typical for English dubs on Crunchyroll, fans might expect the dubbed release to follow shortly after the subbed premiere. The exact streaming time will be disclosed closer to the launch date.
The return of The Prince of Tennis II is an exciting development for fans of both the anime and manga, offering an opportunity to experience the continuation of a beloved franchise. As the season aims to conclude various arcs and adapt unaddressed storylines, it could serve to reinvigorate interest in the series and its characters, especially among viewers who may have missed earlier installments.
Fans looking to catch up before the new season can find previous seasons streaming on Crunchyroll. The anticipation is palpable as the Fall 2026 anime season promises thrilling returns for many major shows, enriching the viewing experience for anime enthusiasts.
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