Love All Play

Summer vacation has begun. The badminton team heads to Okinawa where the Inter-High is being held. On the plane, the third-years look back on the events leading up until this point: Yusa's first practice at Yokohama Minato, how he met Yokokawa, and Misaki Shogo. According to rumors, Misaki went to a high school outside the prefecture to get away from Yusa. Their plane arrives at Naha Airport, where Yusa runs into an unexpected person: none other than Misaki Shogo himself.

Ryo is panicking. Only one month remains until the Inter-High. Unless he acquires the thing he lacks, he won't be able to beat Yusa. However, his desperation has made him lose sight of his surroundings. He's antagonizing his teammates, but he doesn't have time to worry about them. Unable to ignore his selfish behavior, Hana the manager finds the courage to give him some candid advice, but Ryo refuses to listen. Ebihara steps in, and Ryo is suspended from practice...

As Ryo contemplates what he lacks, the doubles final between Yusa and Yokokawa and the twins begins. The first-years hope for an upset by the spirited twins, but Ryo coldly watches their match. The twins don't stand a chance against Yusa and Yokokawa who know so much about competition. As Ryo is recalling how terrifying Yusa was, he notices the commotion taking place around him in the gym. When he returns to his senses, he can't believe what he sees. The twins have taken the lead against Yusa and Yokokawa.

The prefectural tournament begins. Yokohama Minato is off to a smooth start as they win their matches. However, Matsuda is shut out by Hojo High School's Okazaki in the quarterfinals. Okazaki burns with a fierce fighting spirit. This is his last year to get revenge on Yusa. His sharp and determined eyes have the intensity of a beast pursuing its prey. It's up to Ryo to avenge Matsuda as he takes on Okazaki in the semifinals. Ryo attempts to ignore Okazaki's provocation and focus on playing his way, but...

Taeyang wants to forfeit the final match of the tournament in order to save Taejun from further injuring his knee, but Taejun is determined to play.

Tae Joon offers to participate in the match together, which Tae Yang ponders over. She musters up the courage and agrees to be his partner.

Although they’ve broken up, Tae-yang worries over Tae-joon’s physical therapy. Meanwhile, a rumor that the two are still going out spreads.

Things get awkward between Tae-yang and Tae-joon. Tae-yang hopes to remain friends, but Tae-joon gives her the cold shoulder.

Tae-yang thinks it is for the best that she leave for Tae-joon and the team. She decides to break up with Tae-joon.

Tae-yang decides to put her career on the line and confess, but Tae-joon reveals his secret to Tae-yang.

Tae-yang is stuck in a slump, so she trains her body harder. Tae-joon keeps the secrets to himself.

Tae-joon leads Jung-hwan and the team to victory. Tae-joon also finds he is growing fonder of Tae-yang.

Tae-joon struggles to play after hearing Tae-yang's confession. He can't par up to Jung-hwan's skills.

Tae-yang didn't congratulate Tae-joon on being chosen. They head to the sea, and Tae-joon hears a secret.

Tae-yang returns to Yunis. The Park twins reaffirm their love and secretly start going out together.

Tae-yang decides to switch teams, disappointing Tae-joon. Tae-joon confesses his feelings to her.

Tae-joon changes his mind and heads to Wando. The Park twins are on a roll with a special strategy.

Tae-yang and Tae-joon become mixed doubles partners, and they're forced to play in a small tournament.

As Tae-joon joins team Yunis, Tae-yang asks him to become her partner as no one else wants to.

Badminton genius Tae-yang returns to the courts after 3 years, while Tae-joon decides to retire.