The Prince of Tennis II vs Genius10 Episode 5: The Strongest Pair
Oshimeter
3 Ratings
EPISODE REVIEWS

The focus on the doubles match creates a different kind of tension, as teamwork and trust become just as important as individual skill. Seeing two strong players work together makes the match more interesting and unpredictable.

At least the dynamic and turning points were getting more relatable, like how pressure could actually affect people without them even realizing it. And it sure is one heck of a bother to try to get rid of.It's a little sad to watch Niou, though, as the game dragged on. But it just shows, too, how some players in real life would stake even the future of their careers for something they truly desire. It's admirable, but it's also bittersweet.

I really enjoyed the tennis match in this episode. Most of Keigo's scenes were the highlight for me because of what he had to go through against his opponents. I also enjoy how this episode gives Masaharu more spotlight because I've always found his ability to replicate players really fascinating, especially if he manages to improve it.



