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MOVINDO CAPTAIN TSUBASA SERIES
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Ending: " Otoko Daro!" by Ayako Yamazaki.Producer: Koji Kaneda, Hidetaka Ikuta, Etsuko Komatsu.Photography director: Seiichi Morishita.Animation character / chief animation director: Hiroshi Kanazawa (eps.

MOVINDO CAPTAIN TSUBASA SERIES

Series composition: Takashi Yamada (eps.

Tatsuya Aoshima as Commentator (Battle of World Youth arc).

Toshihiko Nakajima as Kozo Kira and Calimero.

Masaya Onosaka as Gino Hernandez, Ryoma Hino and Commentator (Kids' Dream arc).

Nobutoshi Canna as Tadashi Shiroyama, Takashi Sugimoto and Nobuyuki Yumikura.

Yasunori Masutani as Tatsuo Mikami (episode 29) and Sakun Khongsawat.

Hideo Ishikawa as Makoto Soda and Munemasa Katagiri.

Tsutomu Kashiwakura as Hikaru Matsuyama, Shinichi Kawasaki and Falan Khongsawat:.

Shiho Niiyama as Natsuko Ozora and Teppei Kisugi.

Yuji Ueda as Yuzo Morisaki (adult), Noboru Sawaki, Kazumasa Oda.

Daisuke Sakaguchi as Yuzo Morisaki (kid).

Tetsuya Iwanaga as Takeshi Sawada (adult).

Kappei Yamaguchi as Ryo Ishizaki (adult).

Shinichiro Miki as Genzo Wakabayashi and Matteo.

MOVINDO CAPTAIN TSUBASA TV

Shingo Aoi takes the stage! The vow and the coinsĮpisode 043 (1994 TV series)|Great Reversal! Break Through the First Qualifiers!!]] I'm Not Afraid, Because the Ball Is My Friend However, the series was suspended due to budget constraints as well the studio running out of material to adapt (during the anime's run, the manga was still in progress).Ī challenge from the genius goalkeeper, WakabayashiĪ Scorching Battle of Offense and Defense The second part of the anime series adapted the first 31 chapters of the Battle of World Youth manga, with the end of the match of Japan Youth vs. The anime was originally broadcast by Fuji Television in Japan from to with 47 episodes.

Second part - the beginning of the Battle of World Youth arc, the prologues of Shingo Aoi and Tsubasa Ozora, and the events that followed up to the end of the AFC Youth Championship qualification.

First part - a retelling of the Kids' Dream arc.

So, to conclude, if you are a footballer, remember that the ball is your friend and if you decide to follow this anime, these characters could be your friends as well. I would consider it as good as per the early noughties standard. No question!!!' The second opening song is also good and totally matches with the mood(what we feel while watching a sport anime). The first anime song which made it into my playlist is really catchy. Yes, I am literally asking you not to skip. At times, I would even find myself switching the channel to avoid that awkward feeling. It was just that I used to feel guilty for feeling patriotic for Japan. So, keep moving.' I was also glad when the world cup was finally over. We do witness the rise of our heroes but it wasn't about as if they have finally achieved it or finally, they are at the top. It was something my 14 year old self would really enjoy.

Shaolin Soccer seems to be the closest thing to it. Most of the goals shown in the anime were, ahem, IMPOSSIBLE. It was interesting how for Tsubasa and Genzo, the ball was a friend but Hyuga, the forward player, would let it all out and would kick it as hard as he can. I really enjoyed the healthy(ok, perhaps not so much) rivalry between Tsubasa and Hyuga. No doubt, gradually it became mostly about Tsubasa, Hyuga and Genzo Wakabayashi. I must say the first 10 episodes are really important as it shows the history of this fictional Japanese national team and each character has something to offer. Obviously, these all teams were fictional.

We see Japan beating many strong teams in this anime. I must say that the mangaka must be having huge dreams expectations from the Japanese national football team. It felt like a celebration of Japan having an opportunity to co-host the 2002 Fifa world cup. It's a fact that the original Captain Tsubasa anime has inspired many famous footballers to pursue career in this sport.