CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

So, it's finally happened. I've convert them all. That's right. Them all.

Finally, after so many years of fandom, all my siblings are manga buying FIENDS! While this is a very good thing, it also has the unfortunate downside of me having to be the manga nazi-- dictating what can and cannot be read by each of the younger sibs.

Well, the manga nazi needs your help!:

My brother read the first four volumes of Prince of Tennis. They're rated "all" so I wasn't really worried about it. Now that his birthday has rolled around, he'd like the family to get him volume 5-9. This gift will be presented to him at a birthday party with several very anti-manga family members present, and this makes me nervous. Would you guys mind telling me if there's anything I should be worried about the Aunt and Uncle flipping through and seeing? (Even language. I was once petitioned to burn furuba on account of language. *quivers*)

Thanks a million, guys! It seemed shounen manga, my arch-nemesis, pursues me still! Curses! *shakes fist*

Considering it's still rated All Ages, you oughta be fine.

In the first few volumes there might have been like 1 or 2 very mild profanities. I dont know anything about 5-9, sorry.

Prince of Tennis? Nah.
As far as shonen manga go, that one is extremely tame. Granted, I've only read a bit of PoT, but I seriously doubt it will have anything for you to worry about in later volumes.

And Viz has gotten, shall we say, "ultra-conservative" lately when it comes to language in Shonen Jump titles so that shouldn't be a problem for you....

Yeah, is this a good manga? Interesting?

I think that MasterDias has answered the original question well enough, or certainly better than I am qualified to answer it.

Alice wrote:Yeah, is this a good manga? Interesting?

If you don't mind overdramatization of tennis, I think you would find it overall worthwhile.