
Character profile
Ryoma Echizen
越前リョーマ
Ryoma Echizen is a main character in The Prince of Tennis (2001). This page lists 21 anime and 3 manga, voiced by Junko Minagawa (JAPANESE) and David Black (English).
About Ryoma Echizen
Ryoma Echizen is the protagonist of the Prince of Tennis series. He is the son of Echizen Nanjirou and Takeuchi-Echizen Rinko. Ryoma is a first year student at Seishun Academy ('Seigaku' for short), which he attends immediately after his arrival in Japan after formerly residing in the United States. Although only a first year in middle school, Ryoma had already earned notoriety through winning four consecutive titles in the American Junior Tennis tournaments – all in a little over a year. Due to his nearly invincible tennis play, Ryoma has earned the label 'prodigy' by the age of twelve. His looks and confidence make him highly popular with ladies, although he seems not to notice, having his focus exclusively on tennis. He is an all-court tennis player with many special shots and abilities. One of Ryoma's greatest talents is his ability to learn new techniques after only seeing them performed a few times. He also has an amazing amount of stamina and does not sweat as much as other players. Along with fellow Seigaku regular Eiji Kikumaru, Ryoma is known to have an exceptional talent for seeing moving objects. He does not go easy on himself and pushes himself more, rather than letting himself rest. He is specifically a singles player, though he did try doubles once with teammate Momoshiro Takeshi.
- Gender
- Male
- Birthday
- December 24
- Blood type
- O
- Height
- 151 cm
- Playstyle
- All-rounder
- Also known as
- Ochibi, Koshimae, Prince, Chibisuke
Who is Ryoma Echizen?
Most fans meet Ryoma Echizen in The Prince of Tennis, where they are a main character. So far, Ryoma Echizen shows up in 21 anime and three manga. They are also known as Ochibi or Koshimae.
Voices and appearances
In Japanese, Ryoma Echizen is voiced by Junko Minagawa. You can also find them in The Prince of Tennis II, Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen, and Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen Semifinal.
FAQ
What anime is Ryoma Echizen in?
The Prince of Tennis, The Prince of Tennis II, and Tennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen, among others.
Who is Ryoma Echizen's Japanese voice actor?
Junko Minagawa.
Anime appearances
Series, films and specials featuring this character.
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis
TV series · 2001
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis II
TV series · 2012
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen
OVA · 2006
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen Semifinal
OVA · 2007
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: Zenkoku Taikai-hen Final
OVA · 2008
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis II U-17 World Cup
TV series · 2022
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis II OVA vs Genius 10
OVA · 2014
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis: Two Samurais, The First Game
Movie · 2005
SupportingTennis no Ouji-sama OVA ANOTHER STORY: Kako to Mirai no Message
OVA · 2009
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis II U-17 World Cup Semifinal
TV series · 2024
Main characterPrince of Tennis II OVA
OVA · 2012
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama OVA ANOTHER STORY II: Ano Toki no Bokura
OVA · 2011
SupportingThe Prince of Tennis: A Gift from Atobe
Movie · 2005
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: A Day of the Survival Mountain - Kyoufu no Kyouka Training!
OVA
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: Eikokushiki Teikyuu Shiro Kessen!
Movie · 2011
Main characterRyoma! The Prince of Tennis
Movie · 2021
Main characterThe Prince of Tennis II U-17 WORLD CUP: Final Member Selection Match
TV series · 2026
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: Hagiota no Ouji-sama
Special · 2001
SupportingTennis no Ouji-sama OVA ANOTHER STORY II: Anotoki no Bokura Specials
Special · 2011
Main characterTennis no Ouji-sama: TV Anime-ban Pairpuri DVD
Special · 2010
SupportingTennis no Ouji-sama OVA: Zenkoku Taikai-hen Final Chibi Character Flash Animation
Special · 2009
Manga appearances
Manga, light novels and webtoons featuring this character.
Voices behind the character
Voice actors across languages.












