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Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup

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Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup
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Main Title Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup (a3561)
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Official Title es-419
Synonym Capitão Tsubasa: O Campeonato Mundial de Juniores, Captain Tsubasa - La Coupe du monde II, Captain Tsubasa MOVIE (1986 Summer), Captain Tsubasa Movie 4
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Inoue Kazuhiko as Carlos Santana
Suzuoki Hirotaka as Hyuuga Kojirou
Ooyama Hisao as Juan Diaz
Nanba Keiichi as Karl-Heinz Schneider
Suzuki Mie as Matsuyama Hikaru
Yamada Eiko as Misaki Tarou
Ogai Youko as Oozora Tsubasa
Kosugi Juurouta as Sylvester Luke
Hashimoto Kouichi as Wakabayashi Genzou
Tobita Nobuo as Wakashimazu Ken

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Original Work: Takahashi Youichi
Music: Tobisawa Hiromoto
In the third movie, the classical Japan-Europe match becomes intercontinental. This time they arrange a world cup with 4 teams: Japan, USA, "All Europe", and "All South America". In the first match, Japan easily defeats the USA 3:0 and in the second match Europe loses 2:3 against South America. In the final round S.A. shows their "soccer cyborg" Carlos Santana, a more than supreme player who seems to be undefeatable. All their classical tricks like Hyugas "Tiger Shot" or Tsubasas "Top Spin" seem to be totally worthless, but in a hard and spectacular match the Japanese learn more and more to play in unison and finally they get the win.

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Note: While it is in fact the fourth movie, in some countries this movie was released and named the third movie.

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Running Time

approx. 60m

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284 (54.8%)

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220 (42.5%)

Dropped

14 (2.7%)
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· shounenIn the context of manga and associated media, shounen, literally meaning "youth" and often also specifically "boy", refers to a male audience roughly between the ages of 10 and 18. weightless
· 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. **
· · association footballFootball 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. **

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main character
Juan Diaz
male
voiced by:
Matsuyama Hikaru
male
voiced by:
secondary cast
Aoba Yayoi
female
voiced by:
Fujisawa Yoshiko
female
voiced by:
Gonzales
male
voiced by:
Izawa Mamoru
male, bloodtype: O
voiced by:
Jitou Hiroshi
male, bloodtype: O
voiced by:
Katagiri Munemasa
male, association footballFootball 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., black hairThe character has black hair., business suitThe business suit is a traditional Western-style business attire. For men, this usually consists of a jacket, worn over a collared shirt, with a matching pair of trousers and optional waistcoat vest. For women, this would usually be a jacket, worn over a blouse, with a matching skirt (commonly a pencil skirt) or trousers. Not to be confused with a blazer or sport coat., scoutA scout is someone who performs reconnaissance duties., shoulder-length hairShoulder-length hair is hair at shoulder length, within a few centimetres margin. This hair length is longer than what one would typically, though not always, see on most males. Short hair includes hair that goes no more than a centimetre or two beyond the chin; anything longer is shoulder-length. Typical male hair at the back of the head which reaches the shoulders does not count as shoulder-length hair; the individual hair strands are very short (0-4 cm), and therefore count as short hair., sunglassesA form of protective eye-wear designed primarily to prevent bright sunlight from damaging or discomforting the eyes. Also used as a fashion detail. For practical tagging purposes, sunglasses should not be considered glasses; apply only the "sunglasses" tag for sunglasses, not both. However, a character who wears prescription glasses with dark lenses or who wears both eyewear types should take both tags.
voiced by:
Ramon Victorino
male
voiced by:
Sawada Takeshi
male, bloodtype: A
voiced by:
Sugimoto Kumi
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voiced by:

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Credit Name Comment
Original Work (原作) Takahashi Youichi
Music (音楽) Tobisawa Hiromoto
Sound Direction (音響監督) Yamazaki Hiroshi
Sound Effects (効果) Shouji Masahiro Fizz Sound (フィズサウンド)
Yoda Yasufumi Fizz Sound (フィズサウンド)
Editing (編集) Kojima Toshihiko
Murai Hideaki
Nakaba Yumiko
Okayasu Hajime
Tanaka Masayuki
Art Direction (美術監督) Nagao Hitoshi
Photographic Direction (撮影監督) Itou Toshio
Producer (プロデューサー) Ezu Hyouta
Kodaira Masao
Production (製作) Tsuchida Production
TV Tokyo
Script/Screenplay (脚本) Suga Yoshiyuki
Episode Direction (演出) Okamoto Tatsuya
Assistant Episode Direction (演出助手) Nakamura Noriyuki
首藤行朝
Animation Direction (作画監督) Okaseko Nobuhiro
Key Animation (原画) Fukui Kyouko
Kojima Hideto
Matoba Atsushi
Nodate Seiichi
Okimura Tadayoshi
Oonishi Katsumi
Taga Kazuhiro
Takagi Toshio
Takeuchi Akira
Udagawa Kazuhiko
Yasuda Kouji
林憲昭
鈴木篤哉
Animation Assistance (作画協力) Neo Media
Tatsunoko Anime Gijutsu Kenkyuusho
河上孝子
In-Between Animation Inspection (動画検査) 谷野浩樹
遠藤邦広
In-Between Animation (動画) Hayashi Yoshie
Kamei Takashi
Kanno Yumiko
Kurosawa Osamu
Noguchi Youko
Shiraishi Satoru
Udagawa Sumio
勝倉千絵
大谷内くみ子
大間知由紀
後藤順子
青地さとみ
Colour Specification (色指定) Fujita Rika
Colouring (彩色) Nakajima Yoshiko
小川映子
小松住江
小賀潤
村井佐東美
石黒敦子
Colouring Assistance (彩色協力) Studio Step
Background Art (背景) Iijima Akiyoshi
Nakahara Eitou
井上由美
佐藤美千代
北村由利子
堀内雅人
Background Art Assistance (背景協力) Ioki Atsushi
Nakajima Kazuko
Nishikura Chikara
Special Effects (特殊効果) Kosuge Tsutomu
Photography (撮影) 島寝竜一
西川龍二
Photography Assistance (撮影協力) Q Production
Studio Twinkle
Lith Work (リスワーク) 寺崎正一 Jounan Film Center (城南フィルムセンター)
木村敬 Jounan Film Center (城南フィルムセンター)
Title (タイトル) Ajiki Mitsuhiro Maki Pro (マキ・プロ)
Maki Masahiro Maki Pro (マキ・プロ)
Film Processing (現像) Toei Kagaku Kougyou
Recording (録音) Yamada Fujio Techno Sound (テクノサウンド)
大芦茂樹 Techno Sound (テクノサウンド)
村田弘之 Techno Sound (テクノサウンド)
Art and Literature (文芸担当) Oogane Shouichi
Assistant Production Manager (制作進行) 内藤賢二
大枝竜一
大橋恵雄

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1 0 ja es es-419 DVD N/A (0) 0
07.03.2009 Berilac complete
1 0 es DVD N/A (0) 0
18.10.2007 CT-Turk complete
1 0 ja HKDVD N/A (0) 0
22.08.2007 Tsubasa-Fansub complete
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60m 12.07.1986