The The Prince of Tennis II: U-17 World Cup Semifinal home video release arrives on March 26, 2027, priced at 33,000 yen for both Blu-ray and DVD formats, according to production announcements. Bandai Namco Filmworks confirmed the upcoming physical media packages will feature all 13 episodes of the tournament arc alongside newly illustrated box art and collectible merchandise.
March Release Date And Pricing For Home Video Editions
Fans awaiting the physical release of the international youth tennis tournament can purchase the four-disc sets starting Wednesday, March 26, 2027. Both the Blu-ray BOX and DVD BOX carry a retail price of 33,000 yen, which includes the consumption tax. Each standard package contains three main feature discs covering the complete 13-episode run, accompanied by a dedicated bonus disc.
Box Art And Exclusive Merchandise Bundles
Production teams unveiled official preview designs for the newly illustrated storage box and inner jacket included in the standard retail package. In addition to the on-disc extras—which feature a special bonus disk, a booklet, and large-format postcards—several major Japanese retailers are offering exclusive character-themed merchandise bundles for early buyers.
A-on STORE packages feature acrylic stands, pin badges, clear cards, and die-cut stickers depicting Seigaku’s Fuji Shusuke and Higa’s Kirihara Akaya. Meanwhile, Animate bundles include acrylic stands, an acrylic stand holder, pin badges, and L-size bromides featuring Hyotei’s Atobe Keigo and Oshitari Yushi. Rakuten Books rounds out the retail options with acrylic stands, 2L-size bromides, and an A3 clear poster highlighting Shitenhoji’s Shiraishi Kuranosuke and Eqiupment’s Tanegashima Shuuji.
New Prince of Tennis Project Committee Produces Series
The series is produced by the New Prince of Tennis Project committee.
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