Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup (1986 film)

Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup (キャプテン翼　世界大決戦！！Ｊｒ．ワールドカップ World Great Battle - Jr. World Cup) is the fourth movie and the final installment of the 1983 original anime era. It was released on 1986-07-12.

Plot

In this movie, the classical Japan-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 South America 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 Shoot 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.

Characters

Main Characters

Tsubasa Ozora

Kojiro Hyuga

Genzo Wakabayashi

Taro Misaki

Ryo Ishizaki

Supporting characters

All Japan Jr.

Main article: All Japan Jr. Youth (1986 anime)

Main article: Captain Tsubasa support characters

Rivals

All Europe Jr.

Main article: Karl Heinz Schneider (1983 anime)

All South America Jr.

Main article: Carlos Santana

Main article: Roberto Hongo

USA Jr.

Main article: Sylvester Luke

Abilities and Techniques

Special techniques

Best Shoot (Schneider)
Bullet Shoot (Sylvester Luke)
Dribble
Drive Shoot (Tsubasa, Santana)
Miracle Counter Drive Shoot (Tsubasa w/ Hyuga)
Eagle Shoot (Matsuyama)
Juggling (Juan Diaz)
Kamisori Shoot (Soda)
Hayabusa running volley (Nitta)

Overhead kick (Tsubasa, Diaz)
Power Dribble (Sylvester Luke)
Running Volley (Victorino, Pierre)
S.G.G.K^[1] (Wakabayashi)
Sliding block, Sliding tackle
Tiger Shot (Hyuga)
Sankaku Geri
Shuto Defense

Cast and staff

Japanese staff

Director: Tatsuya Okamoto
Screenplay: Yoshiyuki Suga
Music: Hiromoto Tobisawa
Art director: Hitoshi Nagao

Animation director: Nobuhiro Okasako
Sound director: Hiroshi Yamazaki
Photography director: Toshio Ito

Producer: Hyota Ezu
Producder: Masao Kodaira

Japanese cast

Youko Ogai as Tsubasa Ozora
Eiko Yamada as Misaki
Hirotaka Suzuoki as Hyuga
Kōichi Hashimoto as Genzo
Hiroko Maruyama as Ishizaki
Nobuo Tobita as Wakashimazu

Chika Sakamoto as Sanae
Reiko Kitou as Misugi
Mie Suzuki as Matsuyama
Hisao Ohyama as Sano
Waka Kanda as Kumi
Tomiko Suzuki as Yayoi

Shigeru Nakahara as Izawa
Hideyuki Tanaka as Roberto Hongo
Takeshi Kusao as Juan Diaz
Kazuhiko Inoue as Santana
Keiichi Nanba as Schneider

Trivia

In France, this movie was numbered as the 3rd Movie and Captain Tsubasa: Run towards tomorrow! as the 4th Movie.
This is the first time Juan Diaz, Ramon Victorino, Carlos Santana and Gonzales are introduced in the anime prior to any Captain Tsubasa anime spin-off or reboot series.
The All South America Jr. Youth uses the Brazilian flag instead of a South America representative flag. Even the official colors use the yellow/green Brazil characteristic colors for the jersey.

Gallery

Videos

Captain Tsubasa The Movie 4 Sekai Daikessen Jr World Cup

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External links

Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup at AniDB
Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup at Anime News Network
Captain Tsubasa: Sekai Daikessen!! Jr. World Cup at the Motion Picture Producers Association of Japan website (Japanese)
Toei DVD movies

Notes

↑ Which stands for "Super Great Goal Keeper"

[1] Which stands for "Super Great Goal Keeper"

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