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While the series doesn't have its own volume, it was republished in Weekly Shonen Jump special compilation magazine Captain Tsubasa Netto Special on #. The story was one of the winners of the 10th Fresh Jump Award, which entitled it to be published in Weekly Shonen Jump to be the professional debut of Takahashi. At the time he was working as an assistant of mangaka Shinji Hiramatsu, Takahashi submitted his Captain Tsubasa story to Shueisha. The existence of the story was first known to the public through Weekly Shonen Jump #13 (1980) where the winners of the 10th Fresh Jump Award were announced. It was originally published on (#18 of 1980, cover date #) of Shueisha's magazine Weekly Shonen Jump. The scorching field, Tsubasa vs.Captain Tsubasa (キャプテン翼), commonly referred in Japan as Captain Tsubasa Yomikiri Ban (キャプテン翼 読み切り版, Captain Tsubasa one-shot version) and in the West as Captain Tsubasa Chapter 0, is the very first story with that name, was the debut work of then 19-year old mangaka Yoichi Takahashi and is the prototype of the series to which this Wiki is dedicated. The northern wild eagle - invincible long shot Who will be chosen for the dream European campaign!? Wakashimazu, conceding a regrettable first goal Hiroshi Jito, the big young man that took off his veilĬlash! A desperate struggle in front of the goal The wild eagle of the north - Hikaru Matsuyama Kojiro, a fierce tiger sharpening his fangs We're in the 3rd year of junior high school

The fiery eleven from the northern region I'm the best goalkeeper in the championship I'm the best goalkeeper in the tournament! In North America, Enoki Films made the English dub and changed the name to "Flash Kicker".įateful confrontation! Tsubasa vs. It has been released since then in several countries with huge success, being the most well known animated version of the franchise. It was originally broadcast from to in TV Tokyo (Japan).