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The dub is arguably one of the worst available on the market today. They make a concerted effort to mispronounce all of the Japanese words in the script and the characters are frightfully (and, oftentimes, hilariously) miscast. Kagome comes across as even more of a whiny, obnoxious git than she does in Japanese, and Inuyasha's voice is just a little too “spunky” for me (any more spunk and I'd have to be sent to the hospital, I'm afraid. Can we turn down the spunk-ometer on this guy, please?).
Prince of Tennis also doesn't seem to have much to say about its subject, aside from the highly competitive and combative nature portrayed among members of a single team. A tennis manga should be more than just about tennis, or it isn't much of a story. In general, sports manga tend to focus on the young main characters growing up from the children they once were and developing a sense of responsibility and direction in their lives. So far, Prince of Tennis just seems to lack substance in that regard. The first volume of a manga should wow its audience with enough suspense to snag readers into coming back for more, and this is where Prince of Tennis falls short.
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