Reader’s Question:
How much does the first volume of The Prince of Tennis app cost?
Finding The Prince of Tennis Volumes: A Personal Journey
So, the other day, I was reminiscing about my childhood and how much I loved “The Prince of Tennis.” It sparked a bit of a treasure hunt to
get my hands on the first volume again. You know, the nostalgia of flipping through those pages, reliving the intense matches and quirky characters—it just pulls at the heartstrings, doesn’t it? I stumbled upon some interesting information while looking around. The retail price for the DVD of the TV anime version, Volume 1, is about 4,180 yen. It’s not too crazy, but you know how it is when you’re a parent—every yen counts! So, I got a little giddy when I discovered that you could snag it for just 990 yen at Book Off. That’s practically a steal! I remember my first visit to Book Off when I lived in Osaka. I walked in thinking I’d just browse, but I ended up leaving with a bag full of goodies. Then, I found out about the new character book for “The New Prince of Tennis” which is priced at 524 yen. And guess what? Book Off had it for only 220 yen! I can almost hear my wallet sighing in relief. Honestly, there’s something about finding a gem in a secondhand store that gives me a thrill. It’s like discovering a hidden treasure, and it always comes with a story of its own.
Memorable Moments
Speaking of which, I had this hilarious moment once while I was there. I was so eager to find my favorite manga that I arrived at the store way too early. The doors were still closed, and as I stood there impatiently, I couldn’t help but notice the quirky old lady next to me, who was equally excited. We started chatting about our favorite series, and before we knew it, we were sharing snacks like we were old friends. It was one of those spontaneous interactions that remind you how manga and anime can bring people together, even if just for a moment. Reflecting on these moments makes me realize that it’s not just about the manga itself, but the experience surrounding it. Whether it’s the joy of finding a great deal or the laughter shared with fellow fans, it all adds to the love I have for this world. So, if you’re on the lookout for “The Prince of Tennis,” definitely check out those prices! And hey, if you’ve had any funny or memorable experiences while hunting for your favorite manga or anime, I’d love to hear about them in the comments! Let’s share some laughs and stories!
