Princess Nine (1998) Web Series — Cast, Story & Where to Watch | MovieLinkBD

Princess Nine (1998) is a animation, drama web series in Japanese. On New MovieLinkBD: full story, cast, ratings, season & episode guide, official trailer and where to watch Princess Nine online in HD.

Princess Nine — Storyline

Keiko Himuro, Chairman of the Kisuragi School, puts together an all-girl baseball team led by Ryo Hayakawa, daughter of a legendary pitcher, in hopes of proving that girls can compete just as well as boys. Their goal: Koshien stadium, where only the best teams get the opportunity to play.

Cast & Crew

• Starring: Naomi Nagasawa, Akiko Yajima, Mami Kingetsu, Ayako Kawasumi, Rumi Kasahara, Mayumi Izuka, Kokoro Shindô, Miki Nagasawa

Princess Nine — Series Details

Princess Nine — Episode Guide

Season 1

• E1: Hayakawa Ryo, Age 15! (1998-04-08) — As Ryo Hayakawa arrives home from school, the local baseball team begs her to finish pitching their game.
• E2: A Baseball Team at a Prestigious Girls' School? (1998-04-15) — 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
• E3: In My Father’s Footsteps (1998-04-22) — Ryo is accepted into Kisaragi School but worried about leaving her mother to run the Oden bar by herself.
• E4: Welcome, Seira! (1998-04-29) — Coach Kido has been told that one of their recruits, Seira Morimura, has refused to join the team.
• E5: Wave Motion Swing! (1998-05-06) — 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.
• E6: Catch This! (1998-05-13) — None of the players can catch Ryo's pitches and so a search for a catcher begins.
• E7: We Need You, Izumi! (1998-05-27) — With only two more girls needed to complete the team, Ryo asks Izumi to join and is greeted with scorn.
• E8: The Future on the Line (1998-06-03) — Izumi searches for the identity of the mysterious man but gets no answers from her mother's butler or from Coach Kido.
• E9: Winners & Losers (1998-06-10) — The day of the contest has arrived. Izumi is near defeat but Ryo can't keep thinking about why she hates her so much.
• E10: The Kisaragi Nine! (1998-06-17) — 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.
• E11: Aim for Koshien! (1998-06-24) — Keiko appeals her case to the board directly so that they may let the girls play but is refused again.
• E12: One Hundred Pitches (1998-07-01) — In order to get Rinkai High to play them, Keiko told the papers that they must be afraid of their pitcher's magic ball.
• E13: The Girl Stratagem (1998-07-08) — The day of the game has arrived. In order to get an advantage over the other team, the girls use their femininity to get to a quick lead.
• E14: Lightning Ball (1998-07-15) — Ryo is losing confidence in herself but her teammates continue to do their part in the field.
• E15: Scandal (1998-07-22) — With the notoriety of the girls' win, a report digs up information on Ryo's father which begins a scandal.
• E16: Exile (1998-07-29) — Ryo knows that she is to be expelled and the team dissolved and so she heads out to her father's hometown.
• E17: Visions (1998-08-05) — Hiroki arrives at the orphanage but learns that Ryo is hospitalized after she rescued the kids.
• E18: The Gift (1998-08-12) — The Parents' Association has been calling for the baseball team to be dissolved and Principal Mita agrees.
• E19: Hearts & Diamonds (1998-08-19) — 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.
• E20: Back in Training (1998-08-26) — The girls head out to begin their intensive training camp before preliminaries start.
• E21: I Hate You, Takasugi! (1998-09-02) — After Izumi's call, Hiroki pays a visit to her to make sure everything is all right.
• E22: You’re Not Alone, Yuki! (1998-09-09) — 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.
• E23: Beauties vs, the Beasts (1998-09-16) — The Kisaragi Girls have drawn a dirty-playing team for their first game.
• E24: The Kiss (1998-09-30) — The Kisaragi Girls are beating everyone they come up against. Hiroki's grandfather comes to the Oden bar and talks to Ryo.
• E25: Field of Broken Dreams (1998-10-07) — 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.
• E26: Shine, Princess Nine! (1998-10-14) — With two outs and the bases loaded at the top of the ninth inning, 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.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many seasons does Princess Nine have? 1 season(s) with 26 episodes.

Where can I watch Princess Nine? See the Where to Watch section above for current streaming options.