Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi (キャプテン翼IV プロのライバルたち), translated as Captain Tsubasa IV: Professional Rivals, is the fourth sequel to the successful games of the Captain Tsubasa Tecmo game series.
Description[]
Captain Tsubasa IV is a direct sequel to Captain Tsubasa III: Kotei no Chosen also for the Super Famicom. It was originally released on 3 April, 1993. The game focus on Tsubasa Ozora as he steps into the professional world.
Compare to its predecessors, the gameplay of Captain Tsubasa IV is mostly unchanged. However, it introduces a new feature - multi-scenario, in which the story will go in different directions depending on the result of certain matches.
Below are the four possible routes in the game.
Route A: Latin America Cup, Japan Representative Selection League, Jairo Cup[]
After winning the Latin America Cup, Tsubasa triumphantly returns to Japan and then participates in the Jairo Cup, a tournament held to commemorate the great achievements of the legendary striker Jairo. Here, Tsubasa faces the task of improving his Cyclone.
Route B: Latin America Cup, Europe Tour, Soccer Grand Prix[]
After losing the Latin America Cup, Tsubasa and Sao Paulo travels to Europe to challenge strong European clubs before participating in the Soccer Grand Prix. Tsubasa learns about the severeness of the professional world as well as the level of European leagues in this route.
Route C: Europe Tour, Super Japan Cup, Overseas Campaign[]
After winning against Milan in the campaign in Europe, Stratto decides to return to Italy in order to start over in the Italian league. Meanwhile, Tsubasa and Ishizaki return to Japan, joining Scudetto Japan to participate in the Super Japan Cup. After that, Japan takes part in a friendly tournament with some other countries.
Route D: Europe Tour, Brazilian League Open, World Club Cup[]
Despite losing to Milan in the campaign in Europe, Stratto manages to overcome the burden from his past and decides to return to Italy. Tsubasa and Sao Paulo takes part in the World Club Cup, where they eventually have another chance against Milan - this time with Stratto on Milan's side. They also have to face Japanese club selection as their last opponent.
The sequel, Hasha no Shogo Campione, continues from this route, making it canon to the Tecmo series.
Matches (Route A)[]
- Brazilian League Selection
- Japan Representative Selection
- Fussball vs. Seinan Miracle
- Fussball vs. Toho Tigers
- Fussball vs. Netz East Japan
- Fussball vs. Toto University SV
- Fussball vs. Musashi Laurels
- Fussball vs. Nankatsu Wings
- Send-off Match
- Friendly Matches
- Japan vs. Manchester
- Japan vs. Marseille
- Japan vs. Argentinos
- Jairo Cup Qualifiers
- Japan vs. Thailand
- Japan vs. China
- Japan vs. Saudi Arabia
- Japan vs. South Korea
- Jairo Cup Finals
Matches (Route B)[]
- Brazilian League Selection
- Sao Paulo's Europe Tour
- Soccer Grand Prix Qualifiers
- Japan vs. UAE
- Japan vs. China
- Japan vs. South Korea
- Japan vs. Saudi Arabia
- Soccer Grand Prix Finals
Matches (Route C)[]
- Sao Paulo's Europe Tour
- Super Japan Cup
- Scudetto Japan vs. University Selection S
- Scudetto Japan vs. Seinan Miracle
- Scudetto Japan vs. Netz East Japan
- Scudetto Japan vs. Nankatsu Wings
- Scudetto Japan vs. University Selection V
- Scudetto Japan vs. University Selection S
- Scudetto Japan vs. Seinan Miracle
- Scudetto Japan vs. Netz East Japan
- Scudetto Japan vs. Nankatsu Wings
- Scudetto Japan vs. University Selection V
- Friendly Tournament
Matches (Route D)[]
- Sao Paulo's Europe Tour
- Brazilian League Open
- Sao Paulo vs. Fluminense
- Sao Paulo vs. Goiás
- Sao Paulo vs. Atlético Mineiro
- Sao Paulo vs. Sport
- Sao Paulo vs. Palmeiras
- Sao Paulo vs. Guarani
- Sao Paulo vs. Bragantino
- Sao Paulo vs. Flamengo
- Sao Paulo vs. Botafogo
- Sao Paulo vs. Vasco da Gama
- World Club Cup Qualifiers
- Sao Paulo vs. Montevideo
- Mexico City vs. Bogota
- Sao Paulo vs. Argentinos
- Mexico City vs. Los Angeles
- Sao Paulo vs. Mexico City
- World Club Cup Prelims
- Sao Paulo vs. Feyenoord
- Sao Paulo vs. Beijing Nova
- Sao Paulo vs. Girondins de Bordeaux
- Sao Paulo vs. Los Angeles
- World Club Cup Finals
- Sao Paulo vs. Milan
- Sao Paulo vs. Bayern Munich
- Sao Paulo vs. Argentinos
- Sao Paulo vs. Japanese Club Selection
Videos[]
Gallery[]
External links[]
- Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi at Wikipedia
- Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi at GameFAQs
- Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi at Game Catalogue Wiki (Japanese)
- Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi at Sao Paolo FC, Tecmo's Captain Tsubasa fansite (Japanese)
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