Cover of The Prince of Tennis, Volume 21: Kikamaru's New Step

The Prince of Tennis, Volume 21: Kikamaru's New Step

The Prince of Tennis seriesbook 21 of 38Next:The Prince of Tennis, Volume 22: Ryoma, Awake!(2004) →

Rokkaku's not going down without a fight. And Rikkai is better than expected. It's up to Eiji—and Ryoma—to pull out all the stops for Seishun! Can their new moves turn the tables?

Audience
adult
Length
short · 192 pages

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