Exploding Tiger Shot!
Series title: Flash Kicker
- Studio
- Shida Productions
Synopsis
The story continues until Tsubasa and Genzo, his ex-rival and now best friend, grow up though hardships, happiness, joys and tears and then join the national team for the World Youth Championship.
Characters
Tsubasa Osora, Roberto Honma
Credits
Directing
Writing
- Writer
- Naoko Miyake, Yoshiyuki Suga, Yasushi Hirano, Ken Hibari
Music
- Music
- Atsumoto Tobisawa
Crew
Production notes
Based on Yuichi Takahashi's anime of the same name in "Shonen Jump."
This started as a TV series of 128 25-minute episodes. Four 45-minute films followed: "Captain Tsubasa: Great European Challenge" and "Captain Tsubasa: Japanese Junior Championship" (both 1984), "Captain Tsubasa: Run Toward Tomorrow" (1985) and "Captain Tsubasa: The Junior World Cup" (1986). The final film prompted an updated series of 13 30-minute episodes, "New Captain Tsubasa" (directed by Osamu Sekita); these were released directly to video in 1989.
In 1993, a professional Japanese soccer team was established, finally mirroring the character (that of a pro soccer player) portrayed in this anime.
Tsubasa returned in a new TV series in 2001.
This started as a TV series of 128 25-minute episodes. Four 45-minute films followed: "Captain Tsubasa: Great European Challenge" and "Captain Tsubasa: Japanese Junior Championship" (both 1984), "Captain Tsubasa: Run Toward Tomorrow" (1985) and "Captain Tsubasa: The Junior World Cup" (1986). The final film prompted an updated series of 13 30-minute episodes, "New Captain Tsubasa" (directed by Osamu Sekita); these were released directly to video in 1989.
In 1993, a professional Japanese soccer team was established, finally mirroring the character (that of a pro soccer player) portrayed in this anime.
Tsubasa returned in a new TV series in 2001.