Captain Tsubasa Movie Collection
5 movies · 1985–1994
The "Captain Tsubasa Movie Collection" comprises five films that serve as continuations of the popular sports anime series. Released between 1985 and 1994, the collection spans a total runtime of 240 minutes. The films explore various international competitions and challenges faced by the protagonist and his team. Examples within the collection include "Captain Tsubasa: Europe Great Clash" (1985) and "Captain Tsubasa: Strongest Rival! Netherlands Youth" (1994). The films have a combined budget and revenue of zero. The collection's total runtime is 240 minutes across its five installments. These films were released over a nine-year period, from 1985 to 1994.
5Movies
6.6IMDb
4hRuntime
1985–1994Years
Franchise cast
Akari HibinoTsubasa Oozora (voice)
Nobuo TobitaKen Wakashimazu
Keiichi NanbaKarl-Heinz Schneider
Hirotaka SuzuokiKojirou Hyuuga (voice)
Chika SakamotoSanae Nakazawa
Shigeru NakaharaMamoru Izawa (voice)
Miki NarahashiMasao Tachibana
Teiyu IchiryusaiHikaru Matsuyama (voice)
Hiroko MaruyamaRyou Ishizaki (voice)
Noriko UemuraTakeshi SawadaKouichi HashimotoGenzou Wakabayashi (voice)
Kazuki YaoHefner
Reiko SuzukiKazuo Tachibana
Bin ShimadaMunemasa Katagiri (voice)
Eiko YamadaTarou Misaki (voice)
Kazue IkuraTeppei Kisugi (voice)
Shinya ÔtakiSteve (voice)
Shin MoriShingo TakasugiHisao OyamaJuan Diaz (voice)Aya MizoguchiJun MisugiAll movies in chronological order
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Captain Tsubasa Movie 01: The Great Competition of Europe"Captain Tsubasa" begins with a major soccer match between the All Europe and All Japan boy teams, near the end of the TV series. The Japanese team travels to Europe and faces opponents with exceptional skill. The movie follows their journey as they demonstrate determination and teamwork, adapting to the challenge and embodying the spirit of sportsmanship in an international competition.0.1
Captain Tsubasa Movie 01: The Great Competition of Europe"Captain Tsubasa" begins with a major soccer match between the All Europe and All Japan boy teams, near the end of the TV series. The Japanese team travels to Europe and faces opponents with exceptional skill. The movie follows their journey as they demonstrate determination and teamwork, adapting to the challenge and embodying the spirit of sportsmanship in an international competition.0.12
Captain Tsubasa Movie 02: Danger! All Japan Junior TeamThis sports film centers on a highly anticipated rematch between the All-Europe and All-Japan Junior basketball teams. This time, Japan hosts, offering a unique cultural exchange for players and fans. The film highlights the rising tension before the fiercely competitive game, showcasing impressive athleticism alongside themes of camaraderie, sportsmanship, and cultural understanding. It captures the excitement and drama as these young athletes strive for victory, providing an engaging experience for both sports fans and general audiences.0.1
Captain Tsubasa Movie 02: Danger! All Japan Junior TeamThis sports film centers on a highly anticipated rematch between the All-Europe and All-Japan Junior basketball teams. This time, Japan hosts, offering a unique cultural exchange for players and fans. The film highlights the rising tension before the fiercely competitive game, showcasing impressive athleticism alongside themes of camaraderie, sportsmanship, and cultural understanding. It captures the excitement and drama as these young athletes strive for victory, providing an engaging experience for both sports fans and general audiences.0.1
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Captain Tsubasa Movie 04: The Great World Competition!! The Junior World CupThe latest in the sports anime series sees the historic Japan-Europe soccer rivalry broaden with the addition of teams from the USA and South America. The World Cup features Japan, the United States, "All Europe," and "All South America." Japan starts strong, defeating the USA 3-0 in their first game. Then, Europe narrowly loses to South America 2-3.
As the tournament nears its end, South America introduces Carlos Santana, a powerful cyborg soccer player. Japan initially struggles against his abilities, but the team learns to combine their unique skills – including Hyuga's "Tiger Shot" and Tsubasa's "Top Spin." Through teamwork and determination, Japan overcomes the challenge and wins the thrilling final.0.1
Captain Tsubasa Movie 04: The Great World Competition!! The Junior World CupThe latest in the sports anime series sees the historic Japan-Europe soccer rivalry broaden with the addition of teams from the USA and South America. The World Cup features Japan, the United States, "All Europe," and "All South America." Japan starts strong, defeating the USA 3-0 in their first game. Then, Europe narrowly loses to South America 2-3.
As the tournament nears its end, South America introduces Carlos Santana, a powerful cyborg soccer player. Japan initially struggles against his abilities, but the team learns to combine their unique skills – including Hyuga's "Tiger Shot" and Tsubasa's "Top Spin." Through teamwork and determination, Japan overcomes the challenge and wins the thrilling final.0.15
Captain Tsubasa Movie 05: The Most Powerful Opponent! Holland YouthThe final Captain Tsubasa movie centers on a crucial soccer match between Japan and Holland. The Japanese team is under heavy pressure after suffering two tough losses against their strong rivals, leading to low morale and even injuries for star player Hyuga. The team's management tries to recruit Wakabayashi in Germany and Tsubasa in Brazil to strengthen the squad for one last game. After initial hesitation from both players, Captain Tsubasa, Tsubasa Ozora, returns during the third game, inspiring renewed confidence. In the final match against Holland, Japan wins decisively, 11-1, thanks to Tsubasa's leadership.0.1
Captain Tsubasa Movie 05: The Most Powerful Opponent! Holland YouthThe final Captain Tsubasa movie centers on a crucial soccer match between Japan and Holland. The Japanese team is under heavy pressure after suffering two tough losses against their strong rivals, leading to low morale and even injuries for star player Hyuga. The team's management tries to recruit Wakabayashi in Germany and Tsubasa in Brazil to strengthen the squad for one last game. After initial hesitation from both players, Captain Tsubasa, Tsubasa Ozora, returns during the third game, inspiring renewed confidence. In the final match against Holland, Japan wins decisively, 11-1, thanks to Tsubasa's leadership.0.1
