Ore wa Teppei - Recommendations

• TV (72 eps)
• 1985 - 1986

• DVD Special (2 eps)
• 2008

• TV (26 eps)
• 2007 - 2008

Kojirou-sensei, the rather indifferent teacher and coach of the school kendo club, is in financial dire straits. As a result, he makes a bet with his fellow kendo coach and former upperclassman to see who can assemble and train the better female kendo team, with the prize for Kojirou being a year's supply of food if he wins. Motivated by the idea of free food for a year, he begins to teach the club seriously; however, most of its members have already graduated, and so he is tasked with assembling members in addition to training them for the competition with his rival. While dealing with his eccentric students, he slowly rediscovers why he loves kendo and what it truly means to be a teacher.

• TV (12 eps)
• 1998

Kyoji Miura was a normal seventeen-year-old boy; he went to class like any other teenager, and was a member of the school's kendo club. However, when his kendo mentor revealed himself to be the reincarnated spirit of the ancient Incan warrior Yawaru, Kyoji's life changed forever. For it seems that Kyoji is none other than the reincarnated spirit of Bilka, Yawaru's sworn enemy, and it's up to him and his allies to save the world. Yawaru wishes to harness the mysterious and dangerous power of Iriyatesse, and only our heroes can stop him.

• TV (61 eps)
• 1996 - 1997

Midori Makibaoh is a small white racehorse. Compared to other thoroughbred horses, he looks more like a donkey with wide nostrils. However, with his guts and speed as his weapon, Makibaoh wins in every big race. In the beginning of his career, Makibaoh had a trouble making his debut as a racehorse, because of his appearance and various disadvantages he had. But Makibaoh had reasons to overcome his difficulties; there was a lifelong rival horse called Superhorse Cascade, that Makibaoh needed to defeat. Plus, he was determined to win back his mother, a horse that had been taken away for pay back the debt on the farm. There are many hardships that Makibaoh has to overcome, but he thrives in the series of races to become a great racehorse

• DVD Special (1 ep)
• 2002

The Seigaku tennis club regulars have taken a day off from their normal routine for special condition training at a tennis resort at the top of a mountain. However this schedule of special training is rumored to be so terrifying that those who participated in the previous year didn’t speak for an entire week; and it’s not hard to see why. As if playing on a sloped court with a ban on water bottles isn’t tough enough, things become more complicated when a university tennis club arrive a day early for their booking and commandeer the courts. Now, with the other team refusing to give up the courts and the constant threat of Inui’s special juice looming over their heads, this promises to be one long day for the Seigaku regulars.

• Movie (1 ep)
• 2005

Hyotei Gakuen's ridiculously rich and outrageous captain, Atobe Keigo, has organized a special event for the day - the first tennis carnival; all of the regional Junior High tennis teams, from St. Rudolph to Rikkaidai, have been invited. Held in a grand arena complete with haunted houses, variety acts, and sporting contests, from soccer to ping pong and food stands, this lavish carnival promises to be full of fun. However the main event of the day is an obstacle competition between the schools; and with their pride, and a set of high-class tennis equipment on the line, no one wants to lose. When it's neck and neck to the finish line, who will win, and just what is Atobe’s true motive for organizing this day of events?

• TV (47 eps)
• 1991 - 1992

Danpei Ichihgeki is the son of Daijurou Ichigeki, a skilled dodgeball player. Like his father, Danpei gives the game all he's got and it shows in each match.

• DVD Special (9 eps)
• 2012 - 2013

• OVA (6 eps)
• 2007 - 2008

Following the win against their old adversary, Hyotei Gakuen, Seigaku have made it to the semi-finals of the Junior-High National Tournament. However, stronger rivals now face them in the form of Osaka’s representative, Shitenhouji. With a power player to rival Kawamura’s strength and a comedy duo using their talents to throw off their opponents, Shitenhouji will not be an easy team to beat. Will Seigaku be able to pull through to victory, and will Shitenhouji’s rookie ace, Kintarou, be able to fulfill his desire, and play a match against Echizen - or even get his name right?