Home: blue shirt with Japanese flag logo, white circle collar with a "V" shaped white triangle on the chest and white stripes on both shoulders and sleeves; white shorts with a big blue stripe and blue socks with white stripes.
Keeper (Wakabayashi): Light blue shirt with navy blue polo collar and sleeves, blue long pants with yellow stripes on the sides and a red cap with a green and yellow "W". The number on the back is red and the gloves are red with yellow palms.
There was a training-camp session in which all the Japanese players were divided into two teams: Team Beige, led by Tsubasa Ozora and Team Blue, led by Kojiro Hyuga. In this game, Tsubasa was able to score against Wakabayashi with his Drive Shot after some remembrances of the past of how these two great players met, as well as Misaki, who came back after three years and told the rest of his teammates that he spoke to Schneider who warned them to be prepared for a future game, where they will all be participating in.
In this film, the classical "Japan vs Europe" matches becomes intercontinental. This time, it is arranged a world cup with four teams: All Japan Jr., USA Jr., All Europe Jr., and South America Jr. In the first match, All Japan Jr. easily defeats 3:0 against USA Jr. In the second match All Europe Jr. loses 2:3 against All S.A. Jr.
In the finals round, All South America Jr. shows their triumphant card, "soccer cyborg" Carlos Santana, a more than supreme player who seems to be undefeatable. All their classical tricks like Hyuga's Tiger Shot or Tsubasa's Drive Shot seem to be totally worthless against Santana and the keeper Gonzales, 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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