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Captain Tsubasa: Ayaushi! Zen Nippon Jr.
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Main Title Captain Tsubasa: Ayaushi! Zen Nippon Jr. (a3560)
Official Title javerified
Type Movie
Year
Season Winter 1985/86
Tags sportsSports anime revolves around a recreational physical activity or skill. In addition they often adhere to certain genre conventions, the emphasis on training and practice in preparation for competition, characters desire for self improvement, and pursuit of a specific goal. - [similar]
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Rating 4.48 (180)
Average 6.05 (181)
Review Rating N/A (0)
Added by hidden on 2005-08-06 12:47
Edited by hidden on 2016-08-29 14:45
Main Title Captain Tsubasa: Ayaushi! Zen Nippon Jr. (a3560)
Official Title javerified
Official Title ptverified
Official Title frverified
Official Title it
Official Title es
Official Title es-419
Synonym Capitão Tsubasa: Revenge Match, Captain Tsubasa - Le défi européen II, Captain Tsubasa MOVIE (1985 Winter), Captain Tsubasa movie 2, Captain Tsubasa: The Japanese Youth Selection Is in Danger
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Horiuchi Ken`yuu as Elle Sid Pierre
Suzuoki Hirotaka as Hyuuga Kojirou
Nanba Keiichi as Karl-Heinz Schneider
Mizoguchi Aya as Misugi Jun
Ogai Youko as Oozora Tsubasa
Hashimoto Kouichi as Wakabayashi Genzou
Tobita Nobuo as Wakashimazu Ken
Suzuki Tomiko as Aoba Yayoi
Yao Kazuki as Hefner
Nakahara Shigeru as Izawa Mamoru

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Original Work: Takahashi Youichi
Chief Direction: Mitsunobu Hiroyoshi
Music: Tobisawa Hiromoto
The second movie is about the return match between the All Europe Soccer Team and Japan. At the beginning Hyuga denies to join the team due to his 3. defeat against Nankatsu. He practices hard with Kyra to perfect his Tiger Shot. Misaki can't come and Wakabayashi isn't allowed to play for he normally plays for a German team. With those lacks and Schneider's (the European's captain) improved skills, Tsubasa and the Japanese team have grave problems. Despite the new rules, Schneider finally want's to beat his rival Wakabayashi with his new "illusion shot", thus he injures Wakashimazu and Murisaki (the second and third goal keeper) with brutal face shots until Wakabayashi is finally allowed to play. In the course of the match Hyuga manages to perfect his Tiger Shot and joins the team. With those legendary players united and Hyugas new power they manage to defeat their opponent 4:3 in the last minutes.

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Running Time

approx. 60m

Completed

304 (56.2%)

Plan to Watch

224 (41.4%)

Dropped

13 (2.4%)
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association football (7)Football is a sport that involves kicking a ball in order to score a goal, while the other team tries to stop you by kicking the ball in the other direction to score a goal of their own. In the United States, this sport is known as soccer; the inappropriately titled "American" football is some kind of rugby for rugrats.karate (1)A Japanese martial art originating from Okinawa.martial arts (1)Various sports or skills, mainly of Japanese origin, that originated as forms of self-defense or attack, such as judo, karate, and kendo.

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Aoba Yayoi
female
voiced by:
Izawa Mamoru
male, bloodtype: O
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Kisugi Teppei
male, bloodtype: O
voiced by:
Matsuyama Hikaru
male
voiced by:
Oozawa Rika
female
voiced by:
Sawada Takeshi
male, bloodtype: A
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Takasugi Shingo
male, bloodtype: O
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EP Title Duration Air Date Action
60m 21.12.1985