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Arantes (アランチス) — based on football legend Pelé; he plays for Canarinho Stars - the strongest team in the game, which consists of players inspired by classic Brazilian stars: Garrincha, Gilmar, Rivellino or Zico; he does not possess any special techniques, but his individual attributes are extremely high.
The changes from Captain Tsubasa to Tecmo Cup Soccer Game include: . The game's intro was slightly changed. When the game was turned on, a soccer ball can be seen on a blue floor, rather than being accompanied by a young Tsubasa (on a green floor, probably to indicate grass) as in the Japanese version.
Captain Tsubasa: A 2006 PlayStation 2 that combines RPG elements and regular sports games. [84] Captain Tsubasa: Gekito no Kiseki: A 2010 Nintendo DS game by Konami. [84] Captain Tsubasa Dream Team: A 2017 mobile game for Android and iOS. [84] Captain Tsubasa ZERO: Miracle Shot: A 2018 mobile game based on the 2018 anime for Android and iOS.
It is also notable for being the first CD-ROM based Captain Tsubasa video game, featuring improved spoken cutscenes with the purpose of retelling the original Captain Tsubasa story more closely to watching the anime. This is part of Tecmo's game series, but whether its story takes place before the events of Captain Tsubasa VS is unknown.
Doutor (mistranslated as Dottil in the English rom of Captain Tsubasa Vol.II: Super Striker), is a Brazilian player who plays for Sao Paulo from Captain Tsubasa 2 to 3. In Captain Tsubasa 4 he leaves Sao Paulo alongside Amaral another Brazilian player he combines with. Like Babington, he is not seen in the fifth game.
Captain Tsubasa is a Japanese manga series written and illustrated by Yōichi Takahashi. The series focuses on the development of a young Japanese football soccer player named Tsubasa Oozora who joins the Nankatsu elementary school's football team.
The manga Captain Tsubasa is written and illustrated by Yōichi Takahashi. The series focuses on the development of a young football (soccer) player Tsubasa Oozora. The series was serialized in Shueisha magazine Weekly Shōnen Jump between 1981 and 1988 for a total of 37 tankōbon volumes.
Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions includes offline and online multiplayer modes, and a single-player story mode split into two sub-modes: Episode Tsubasa, [1] allowing players to experience the original storyline, and Episode New Hero, [2] allowing players to create their character and level up in a fashion similar to the FIFA series' Player Career mode or Pro Evolution Soccer 's Become A ...