I don't find real soccer as fun as fantasy soccer which is why I prefer CT. The second group are people who doesn't have great interest in soccer like me. Realistic football would appeal to them instead, (Gol Den Age, Whistle and ADS) The first group are obviously people who are really soccer fanatics, and titles by Yoichi Takahashi (Captain Tsubasa and Hungry Heart) would not really appeal to them due to the excess drama and crazy moves. I have to say there are actually two groups of people that like to read/watch soccer manga/anime. Maybe I'm biased but I even preferred the manga version of Whistle. So stop saying that there are no good soccer manga series out there, Captain Tsubasa still is the number 1 soccer manga despite the bad anime adaptations.īeing an avid sports manga fan, I tried reading Shoot (the first few chapters) and it just didn't appeal to me, I couldn't understand the actions, and I didn't find it very exciting to be honest. Now it seems that you guys are dissing Captain Tsubasa a lot, claiming that Shoot is so much better, perhaps the anime yes, but concerning the manga, I prefer Captain Tsubasa (just my taste for fantasy) and the latest CT manga series is among top 10 in Japan. The anime was pretty popular in Asia when it was first boardcast, it is ashame that they haven't made a season 2 for the anime, let's hope they might do in the future.I was searching for Captain Tsubasa and I just came onto this thread. Season 3 comic is 12 volumes and season 4 comic is 16 volumes, it carry on from season 1 storys, and this comic finished in Japan in 2003. Season 2 comic is 5 volumes and it talks about the main 3 character Toshi, kenji & kazuhiro, during the Junior High school years. In terms of comic Season 1, I think it is 33 volumes and it is what this anime story base on, unfortunately this anime ended before the last few volumes comes out in Japan, so you won't see one of the domestic match and when they goes oversea to play friendly. It wouldn't be implausible to say that even if football wasn't popular in Japan by that stage, CT might have been a reason, or even the catalyst, for the growth in interest. IIRC they'd never even qualified for the World Cup back then. I can't imagine football having been very popular in Japan in 1993.
The manga should have ended by now but i'll let someone else clarify that before jumping to conclusions. Think there are 3 series in the Shoot! manga available, each lasting 16 volumes.
Im pretty sure the anime and manga were both quite popular throughout asia. Did either the manga or the anime "do well" in Japan?.
So the anime is from 1993, how old is the manga and is it still running? It's always interesting knowing a bit about the manga as well.
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