Prince of Tennis Season 1 Episode 14 The Swallow Return

Ryoma continues to push himself to become stronger as Seigaku High School's tennis team prepares for their upcoming match against St. Rudolph, a team known for their powerful techniques. However, Ryoma's training is interrupted when he receives a call from his former coach, Nanjiro Echizen, who has come out of retirement to participate in a legends' match.

As Ryoma struggles to balance his training for the upcoming match and his desire to watch his father play in the legends' match, he discovers a new technique that could help him defeat his upcoming opponents. With the guidance of his coach, Ryuzaki-sensei, he begins to perfect the "Twist Serve," a deceptive and powerful serve that could give Seigaku the edge they need to win against St. Rudolph.

Meanwhile, the St. Rudolph team is also hard at work, practicing their own unique techniques. Led by captain Hajime Mizuki, the team has a reputation for their incredible speed and agility on the court. As the match approaches, tensions rise between the two teams, each determined to come out on top.

The day of the match arrives, and both Seigaku and St. Rudolph are ready to give it their all. In a series of intense and thrilling matches, the two teams battle it out on the court. With the help of his new technique, Ryoma dominates his opponent, showing off his incredible skills and determination to win.

In the end, it all comes down to the final match between Ryoma and St. Rudolph's star player, Hajime Mizuki. The two engage in a fierce battle, each determined to come out on top. As the match reaches its climax, Ryoma employs his newly perfected Twist Serve, catching Mizuki off guard and giving Seigaku the victory.

With the match over, Ryoma reflects on his growth as a player and vows to continue pushing himself even further. As he watches his father play in the legends' match, it becomes clear to him that his journey is far from over. The Swallow Return is an exciting and emotionally charged episode that showcases the intense competition and incredible skills of Seigaku and St. Rudolph's tennis teams.