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| • | Captain Tsubasa (キャプテン翼) is a popular manga, anime, and video game series created in Japan in 1981 and which was later exported and found a big following (comparable to Dragon Ball Z in the US) in most of South America, Europe and the Middle East. The reasons that fueled its meteoric rise on TV abroad, such as competitive leagues, tv exposure, and public opinion of the sport, are conceivably the reasons why it never hit the US airwaves. The series is also known as "Supercampeones" (Superchamps) in most of South America, "Super Campeões" in Portugal & Brazil, "Campeones" in Spain, "Olive et Tom" (France), "Die tollen Fußballstars" (The Great Footballstars) in Germany, "Holly e Benji" in Italy, and "Kapitan Jastrząb" in Poland. Captain Tsubasa is also known as Captain Majid in Middle Eastern countries.
The objective of the creator is to promove in the time of creation of the series is awake the interest to practice the soccer in Japan, and during the development of the series was support by the JFA: Japan Football Associattion.
The anime and manga are by Yoichi Takahashi. It focuses on the adventures of a Japanese Soccer team and its Soccer captain "Tsubasa Ozora." The series is characterized by dynamic soccer moves, often both stylish and impossible, similar to Dragon Ball Z or Shaolin Soccer. Plot focuses on Tsubasa's relationship with friends, rivalry with opponents, training and competition, and the action and outcome of each Soccer match.
The series, banking on its success, spurred several SuperFamicom (SuperNES in USA) video games (see below). Upon release, this soccer-based RPG topped the sales charts in both South America and Japan; despite that there was no official translation into Spanish.
In the USA Enoki Films USA holds the license to Captain Tsubasa (under the title Flash Kicker a.k.a. Captain Tsubasa).
Source: [wikipedia: captain tsubasa]
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