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Tsubasa Oozora

Nonton Film Seri Anime Captain Tsubasa: Season 1 (2018) Sinopsis Film Seri Anime Captain Tsubasa: Season 1 (2018) – The passionate story of an elementary school student whose thoughts and dreams revolve almost entirely around the love of soccer. 11-year-old Tsubasa Oozora started playing football at a very young age, and while it was mostly.

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Spread Even though this myth is relatively recent, considering that the original anime was transmitted during the eighties and nineties in the aforementioned regions, it is prevalent among both Latin American football (soccer) fans and otakus. There are several videos on showing edited clips of the anime, supposedly showing the moment where Tsubasa/Oliver is in his hospital bed after the amputation of his legs (shown below).

The exploitable version of this meme is most commonly found on Facebook groups dedicated to football jokes, used with other such as. Various Examples Videos.

Captain Tsubasa Dream Team Reddit

Colombia’s James Rodriguez with team mates during a training session ahead of their World Cup opener against Japan in Saransk. (Source: Reuters) It took the 1978 World Cup in Argentina for Yoichi Takahashi to wake up to the popularity of football, a little-known semi-professional sport in Japan. Mesmerised by Kempes and Co., the manga artist switched his subject from baseball to the Beautiful Game, and came up with the iconic tale of Captain Tsubasa, starring eponymous young footballer Tsubasa Oozora. Advertising The manga, and the anime adaptation, became a cultural phenomenon, inspiring a generation of footballers who grew up alongside the 11-year-old. Japan’s most notable football export Hidetoshi Nakata — who “didn’t watch soccer on television” or “couldn’t really understand why people are soccer fans” — took up the sport because he wanted to try out some of the skills featured in the manga. The Tsubasa generation came to the fore in 1998 as Japan qualified for its first World Cup. In Russia, at their sixth straight appearance, they are captained by Makoto Hasebe, who co-stars with the character in advertisements back home.

Tsubasa’s biggest disciple, however, should line up for the opponents on Tuesday. ‘The Incredible No. 10’ For Colombia’s James Rodriguez, football was never about emulating the nation’s greats such as Valderrama, Asprilla or Rincon. Advertising Instead, he spent his sleepy childhood afternoons glued to the flickering images of Tsubasa — or Oliver Atom, as he was known in the Spanish version ‘Supercampeones’ — on the television screen. Noting the similarities between the child and his favourite character, biographer Michael Part writes in James: The Incredible Number 10: “In the show, Oliver and his mother moved to a new city and he joined a new soccer team. He lived mostly alone with his mother because his father, Koudai, was a sea captain and was always gone.

In 2015, James Rodriguez was gifted his own Tsubasa-like portrait by creator Yoichi Takahashi. But someday, the story told, Oliver’s father would return. James had the same wish.” Rodriguez’ stepfather Juan Carlos Restrepo, too, used Tsubasa and his latest adventures to gain the trust of the stuttering five-year-old. Two decades later, the fervour hasn’t waned in the slightest.

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Last year, the footballer posted a photo of a DVD of the remastered edition of the anime’s first season, a cherished anniversary gift from wife Daniela Ospina. Life has mirrored fiction too. Tsubasa won the national tournament with fictional Nankatsu FC, lifted the Brazilian title with Flamingos, captained Japan to Youth World Cup triumph. Rodriguez, meanwhile, won the Argentine championship with Banfield, the 2011 Europa League with Porto and captained Colombia to the U-20 World Cup quarterfinals in the same year. Tsubasa joined Barcelona and Rodriguez was picked up by rivals Real Madrid, but unlike the former, the latter failed to become a mainstay in La Liga. After a sparkling start at the Bernabeu, Rodriguez fell out of favour with a squad brimming with talented midfielders such as Casemiro, Toni Kroos, Marco Asensio and Mateo Kovacic.