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Princess Nine, known in Japan as Princess Nine Kisaragi Girls High Baseball Club (プリンセスナイン如月女子高野球部, Purinsesu Nain Kisaragi Joshikō Yakyū-bu), is a 26-episode Japanese anime television series and 3 manga volume set.
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| dbo:abstract | Princess Nine, known in Japan as Princess Nine Kisaragi Girls High Baseball Club (プリンセスナイン如月女子高野球部, Purinsesu Nain Kisaragi Joshikō Yakyū-bu), is a 26-episode Japanese anime television series and 3 manga volume set. (en) 『プリンセスナイン 如月女子高野球部』（プリンセスナイン きさらぎじょしこうやきゅうぶ）は、日本のテレビアニメ作品。NHK-BS2の「衛星アニメ劇場」枠で1998年に放送された。また、たかみね駆作によって漫画版が描かれ、NHK出版から単行本が発行されている。 (ja) Princess Nine (プリンセスナイン如月女子高野球部 Princess Nine Kisaragi Joshikō Yakyū-bu?) è una serie televisiva anime trasmessa in Giappone nel 1998 ed ispirata ad un manga scritto da e disegnato da . La serie è stata prodotta dalla in Giappone, pubblicata dalla ADV Films in America Settentrionale, trasmessa dall'8 aprile al 14 ottobre 1998 su NHK per ventisei episodi, e pubblicata in sei volumi su VHS e DVD. (it) 《女棒甲子園》（日语：プリンセスナイン 如月女子高野球部）是一部以女子高中隊做為取向的日本電視動畫，並以闖進甲子園為目標。1998年在NHK BS2《》播出，台灣曾在1990年代末期播出並多次重播。 香港及中國大陸地區大多以《女棒甲子園》為稱，台灣因作品知名度的關係而有不同的譯名，英語系國家以《Princess Nine》做為正式名稱。 (zh) |
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| dbp:alttitle | Yume (en) Bijo to Yajū no Taiketsu (en) Kagayake! Purinsesu Nain (en) Kanano no Bāsudē Puresento (en) Otō-san no Sukyandaru (en) Sayonara, Yagyū-bu (en) Tagasuki-kun nante, kirai! (en) Yuki, Hitori janai yo! (en) |
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| dbp:episodeList | Princess Nine #Episode list (en) |
| dbp:episodenumber | 2 (xsd:integer) 3 (xsd:integer) 4 (xsd:integer) 5 (xsd:integer) 6 (xsd:integer) 7 (xsd:integer) 8 (xsd:integer) 9 (xsd:integer) 10 (xsd:integer) 11 (xsd:integer) 12 (xsd:integer) 13 (xsd:integer) 14 (xsd:integer) 15 (xsd:integer) 16 (xsd:integer) 17 (xsd:integer) 18 (xsd:integer) 19 (xsd:integer) 20 (xsd:integer) 21 (xsd:integer) 22 (xsd:integer) 23 (xsd:integer) 24 (xsd:integer) 25 (xsd:integer) 26 (xsd:integer) |
| dbp:episodes | 26 (xsd:integer) |
| dbp:first | 1998-04-08 (xsd:date) June 1998 (en) |
| dbp:genre | Sports , romance, drama (en) |
| dbp:jaKanji | プリンセスナイン如月女子高野球部 (en) |
| dbp:jaRomaji | Princess Nine Kisaragi Girls High Baseball Club (en) |
| dbp:last | 1998-10-14 (xsd:date) January 1999 (en) |
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| dbp:name | Princess Nine (en) |
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| dbp:shortsummary | The day of the contest has arrived. Izumi is near defeat but Ryo can't keep thinking about why she hates her so much. She figures that it must have something to do with that picture and decides to throw her last pitch just a little slower. Izumi gets to first and the team is defeated. Later, Izumi is talking to Hiroki and he tells her that Ryo let her win. When she learns that and seeing how her mother feels about the team, she asks her mother not to dissolve it. The sulking Ryo sleeps in late thinking she's been kicked out of school but her teammates meet her downstairs in the bar to give her the good news. (en) With two outs and the bases loaded, it's Koharu's bat. Before she goes out Nene shows her a FAX from her father that has the Kanji for Wind on it. She hits a grand slam and then she's followed by a solo home run by Izumi to tie the game. Yuki gets put out and now it's time for Ryo to face Hiroki. Before they take the field Izumi, frustrated that Ryo isn't giving her all, slaps her across the face and tells her that the kiss was a goodbye kiss and that she concedes losing to her in that but she will not let her rival mess up the ball game. Ryo, exhausted goes out to face Hiroki without walking him this time. When she falls to the ground, he yells at her that he cannot believe that she will show her love to him by not competing to her fullest. She gets up and throws a couple of lightning balls to finish the game but the Kisaragi club ends up falling short 6-5 in 10 innings. (en) Ryo knows that she is to be expelled and the team diissolved and so she heads out to her father's hometown. There she sees some kids playing ball and talking about the lightning ball. The man that runs the orphanage tells her about the famous baseball player that used to visit there and teach the kids baseball, of which he was one. He tells her that the man he knew would never throw a game for money and that he always believed in him. Ryo calls home and tells them where she is and decides to spend the night before heading home. That evening two of the kids are trapped in the rain and Ryo goes to help them. They are on a patch of land in the middle of a flooding river so Ryo helps them out at the cost of being seriously injured. (en) Ryo is losing confidence in herself but her teammates continue to do their part in the field. They manage to score once more taking a one run lead but Ryo is getting tired. Ryo, on the mound, remembers Coach Kido telling her how her father would through harder in the end than in the beginning and she begins to learn the secret behind the lightning ball. (en) None of the players can catch Ryo's pitches and so a search for a catcher begins. Nene, who had earlier run into a large girl named Mao Daidoji who is on a Judo scholarship, has the idea to recruit her. Meanwhile, Yoko Tokashiki is an attractive girl trying to become an idol star. When she's rejected, she sees the article about the baseball team and sends in her application thinking to use this for recognition. She's gets accepted but must show what she can do before joining. Her good looks gets her in with the coach even though she cannot field a ball at all. Mao shows up and, with heckling from her Judo teammates, catches Ryo's pitch and becomes the next new team member. (en) The chairwoman at the Kisaragi School for Girls has determined that there will be a girls' baseball team and that they will go to Koshien within three years. Ryo is offered one of the scholarships issued to build this team. When she visits for her interview, she spots Hiroki on campus and he walks her to the Administrative Building. During the walk they pass by the tennis courts where school tennis star Izumi Himuro, the chairwoman's daughter, is practicing. Izumi is troubled by seeing Hiroki with Ryo and treats her coolly. (en) The girls are playing against a junior high team but they are still short one player. The coach introduces Nene in a player's uniform so that they can compete. Meanwhile Izumi stews over at the tennis court. The girls jump out to a one run lead but eventually the boys get used to Ryo's pitching and take the lead. Down three runs with Nene's turn to bat and two outs, Izumi shows up and saves the day. (en) The Parents Association have been calling for the baseball team to be dissolved and Principal Mita agrees. However, news of the heroic deeds done by Ryo and the unknown fact that her father used to also visit the orphanage soon reaches the parents. This causes many of the parents to withdraw from dissolving the team. Having been told that she can ask for anything for her 16th birthday, she requests that her father not dissolve the team, even if she does not get to play. At the general meeting, Mita announces that he will be withdrawing the motion to dissolve the baseball team and Ryo's expulsion. (en) Coach Kido has been told that one of their recruits, Seira Morimura, has refused to join the team. He discovers that is being rebellious due to her parents going through a divorce. After helping Seira to cope with the situation, she offers to repay him for his kindness. Kido reveals himself to be the coach of the Kisaragi Girls' School baseball team and declares that she will to be the newest player. She reluctantly agrees. (en) With the notoriety of the girls' win, a report digs up information on Ryo's father which begins a scandal. Ryo finds out that her father was kicked out of baseball for allegedly taking money to throw a game. She's having a hard time with this news and also with the fact that her father could have done something like this when she's always thought the world of him. (en) Ryo is accepted into Kisaragi School but worried about leaving her mother to run the Oden bar by herself. After being reassured, Ryo decides to accept. Her mother decides to show Ryo her father's baseball uniform that he wore when they won at Koshien. Ryo never knew that her father played baseball. Meanwhile, the board at the Kisaragi school are having a hard time accepting Chairwoman Keiko's proposal of having a girls' baseball team. However, she has already hired a coach who happens to be the man who umpired the pitching challenge earlier. At the tennis courts, Izumi offers to play Ryo at tennis, and Ryo manages to return one of the star's serves, even though it goes slightly out of bounds. The coach shows up and gets Izumi to try and hit Ryo's pitch, which she does. The challenge ends with both girls feeling as though they lost to the other. (en) It has come down to the semi-finals and it's the Kisaragi girls' team against the boys' team. Ryo is having problems focusing after seeing Hiroki and Izumi kiss. Meanwhile Koharu gets a call that her father has collapsed but is okay in the hospital. The team arrives to play ball. During the game Ryo decides to walk Hiroki each time to everyone's amazement. With poor batting and pitching, the teams gets down 5 to 0 in the ninth inning. (en) With only two more girls needed to complete the team, Ryo asks Izumi to join and is greeted with scorn. Later, Ryo catches a girl watching practice but she runs away before she can talk to her. The girl's name is Kanako Mita and her father is the principal of the school. He wants her to leave sports behind and become a doctor and so he's banned her from sports. She turns up again and Ryo takes her to the locker room where the girls find a way to disguise her so she can play. Izumi finds a locket that belongs to her mother with a picture of man in a baseball uniform inside it. (en) Yuki, brooding over her missing Fifi-chan, remembers how she helped to win the championship in junior high only to be ostracized by her teammates. With no friends and parents who don't believe her, she tried to commit suicide. Later, in a depression, she finds Fifi-chan who helped her cope. The girls try to reach her while Izumi threatens to call her mother and have her replaced. As they are talking on the balcony, Izumi hit a line drive which Yuki catches bare handed. This proves she can play and the fact that her teammates won't abandon her brings her out of her new depression. A bright light appears in the sky and everyone is amazed. It appears that Fifi-chan has gone home. (en) After Izumi's call, Hiroki pays a visit to her to make sure everything is all right. He accidentally drops the handkerchief that Ryo gave him and she picks it up. Yuki is in a bad state after Fifi-chan disappears and becomes more and more distressed. Ryo sees Izumi with Hiroki's handkerchief and Izumi tells her that he belongs to her even though he may stray for a time. Ryo goes looking for Fifi-chan and it begins to rain. Hiroki motions to her to come to a cabin where they dry out. He ties to find out what her feeling for him are and she tells him that she hates him. (en) Coach Kido goes to the Oden bar and shows Ryo a tape of a baseball player with a famous batting technique called the Wave Motion Swing. The player is revealed to be Hotta Koharu, a girl who was barred from playing after her gender was discovered. Ryo and the coach book a flight to see her, but his hangover causes him to miss the flight. This leaves Ryo to convince Hotta to join the school's team. Hotta is determined to care for her father and continue his fishing business and refuses to leave. Ryo challenges Hotta and throws three strikes in a row, but Hotta makes excuses for her inability to hit them. Finally, her father tells her to stop denying the truth and to follow her love for baseball. Hotta then agrees to join the team. (en) The Kisaragi Girls are beating everyone they come up against. Hiroki's grandfather comes to the Oden bar and talks to Ryo. She decides that she'll call him and he asks her to meet him at the field where they first met. She waits but Izumi has found Hiroki and tells him about her feelings. He tells her that he like Ryo now and she asks for a goodbye kiss. Unfortunately Ryo, walking back home, sees the kiss and assumes the worst. (en) The girls head out to begin their intensive training camp before preliminaries start. Coach Kido has stopped drinking and it is making some of the girls uncomfortable to see him like that. Izumi, the ace batter, is having problems and yet still takes things out on the team and especially Ryo. Izumi later tells Ryo that she knows about the medal and Ryo realizes that Izumi must be jealous of her. Izumi calls Hiroki but cannot bring herself to tell him what is wrong. The next day Hiroki arrives in town. At practice Yuki loses her doll Fifi-chan and is horrified. (en) Izumi searches for the identity of the mysterious man but gets no answers from her mother's butler or from Coach Kido. Ryo tries again to get her to join the team but she refuses. She drops the locket and Ryo sees it and wonders why Izumi would have an old picture of her father. Izumi confronts her mother and then confronts Ryo. She makes a deal with Ryo that, if Ryo and the girls can get her out, she will join the team. On the other hand, if she can reach first base, the team must be dissolved and Ryo leave school. Ryo agrees and she and Izumi spend the next two days in intensive training. Seeing Izumi's despair, Hiroki helps her in her batting. (en) The Kisaragi Girls have drawn a dirty playing team for their first game. They have trouble with their dirty techniques but the girls are able to use their superior playing abilities to pull out a victory. (en) Coach Kido announces that he has decided to make Ryo the team captain. She learns that Hiroki's birthday is coming up and decides to make him a present. Meanwhile, Hikaru finds Sheishiro drawing pictures of Ryo. He wants to use her as a model but is afraid to ask and so Hikaru tells him to go for it. Ryo laughs at him when he tells her thinking that he should use another of the girls on the team that is better looking like Toko or Seira. She gives Hiroki his present. Hiroki sneaks out with Izumi and they have their annual birthday picnic together where she tries to tell Hiroki that she wants him to think of her as more than just a "little sister". When they walk home, he opens Ryo's present in front of her and, when he reads the note, he runs off. He finds Ryo and, after a discussion, tells her that he has feelings for her. He gives her his junior high medal that he's used as a good luck charm. (en) Keiko appeals her case to the board directly so that they may let the girls play but is refused again. An older man - the same man that Ryo helped earlier and the grandfather of Hiroki - walks in and suggests some form of compromise. They agree to let the girls play only if they can prove that they are good enough to compete with boys. They agree that a win against Rinkai High, a Koshien regular, will do. Coach Kido walks into the Oden bar to tell Hidehiko's shrine about their win and Ryo learns that the coach once knew her father and also about an "incident" that neither he nor her mother are willing to talk about. The team begins practice harder than ever to prepare for the big game. Izumi begins to learn how to field the ball and Yoko still doesn't care. Mao cannot catch Ryo's fastest pitches yet either. (en) Hiroki arrives at the orphanage but learns that Ryo is hospitalized after she rescued the kids. Coach Kido and Ryo's mother arrive to wait out the night with Ryo. The girls on the team, who were helping at the Oden Bar get together with Nene and head to the hospital as well. Izumi can't be reached as she brooding in a movie theater over how Ryo is a loser and not fit to be her rival. She finally breaks down and heads to the town where Ryo is. She finds out about her being in the hospital but is forced to walk home, as the taxi is unable to make it in time due to blocked roads. Ryo's condition worsens and she has a dream about her father where they talk about the incident that got him kicked out of baseball. Izumi finally arrives and yells at Ryo to wake up. Ryo hears and, with her vision father's urging, awakens. (en) The days has arrived for the game and, in order to get an advantage over the other team, the girls uses their femininity to get to a quick lead. This doesn’t work for long though and the girls slowly begin to lose the lead. (en) In order to get Rinkai High to play them, Keiko told the papers that they must be afraid of their pitcher's magic ball. Rinkai High accepts in order to save face. When Ryo finds out about this, she confronts the chairwoman and then Coach Kido. He promises to tell her about the magic ball if she'll dig a garden for him. She manages to get the garden ready but the coach doesn't tell her about the magic ball. Meanwhile, Mao is having trouble catching Ryo's pitches and Izumi tells her that, if she cannot catch one in a hundred if Ryo's fastest pitches, she should quit the team. (en) |
| dbp:studio | Phoenix Entertainment (en) |
| dbp:title | Exile (en) Visions (en) The Gift (en) Scandal (en) The Kiss (en) Winners & Losers (en) A Baseball Team at a Prestigious Girls' School? (en) Aim for Koshien! (en) Back in Training (en) Beauties vs, the Beasts (en) Catch This! (en) Field of Broken Dreams (en) Hearts & Diamonds (en) I Hate You, Takasugi! (en) In My Father’s Footsteps (en) Lightning Ball (en) One Hundred Pitches (en) Shine, Princess Nine! (en) The Future on the Line (en) The Girl Stratagem (en) The Kisaragi Nine! (en) Wave Motion Swing! (en) We Need You, Izumi! (en) Welcome, Seira! (en) You’re Not Alone, Yuki! (en) |
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| rdfs:comment | Princess Nine, known in Japan as Princess Nine Kisaragi Girls High Baseball Club (プリンセスナイン如月女子高野球部, Purinsesu Nain Kisaragi Joshikō Yakyū-bu), is a 26-episode Japanese anime television series and 3 manga volume set. (en) 『プリンセスナイン 如月女子高野球部』（プリンセスナイン きさらぎじょしこうやきゅうぶ）は、日本のテレビアニメ作品。NHK-BS2の「衛星アニメ劇場」枠で1998年に放送された。また、たかみね駆作によって漫画版が描かれ、NHK出版から単行本が発行されている。 (ja) Princess Nine (プリンセスナイン如月女子高野球部 Princess Nine Kisaragi Joshikō Yakyū-bu?) è una serie televisiva anime trasmessa in Giappone nel 1998 ed ispirata ad un manga scritto da e disegnato da . La serie è stata prodotta dalla in Giappone, pubblicata dalla ADV Films in America Settentrionale, trasmessa dall'8 aprile al 14 ottobre 1998 su NHK per ventisei episodi, e pubblicata in sei volumi su VHS e DVD. (it) 《女棒甲子園》（日语：プリンセスナイン 如月女子高野球部）是一部以女子高中隊做為取向的日本電視動畫，並以闖進甲子園為目標。1998年在NHK BS2《》播出，台灣曾在1990年代末期播出並多次重播。 香港及中國大陸地區大多以《女棒甲子園》為稱，台灣因作品知名度的關係而有不同的譯名，英語系國家以《Princess Nine》做為正式名稱。 (zh) |
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