Today, let's rank the best lineup from "Captain Tsubasa" in the Asian region. Goalkeeper: Genzo Wakabayashi (Japan) Genzo Wakabayashi is not only the strongest goalkeeper in Asia but also one of the best in the world. He possesses exceptional goalkeeping skills, excellent physical fitness, and even remarkable leadership abilities. When healthy, he is almost invincible. During his time with Hamburg, he was able to withstand the relentless attacks from Schneider, Shao Jun Guang, and Levin, known as the "Bayern Munich Trio." Perhaps the only thing that could hinder him is injury. Defenders: Right Back - Kojiro Hyuga (Japan): A versatile player and the defensive leader of the Japanese team. He first appeared in the elementary school chapter with the evaluation of "talent surpassing Tsubasa," then switched to playing as a defender during the World Youth Championship stage, and became a midfielder during the Olympic team period. He performed outstandingly against the Netherlands in the Olympics, once again earning the name "genius." Center Back - Mark Lenders (Saudi Arabia): He is regarded as a free man surpassing Kojiro Hyuga and is one of the few defenders with significant character development in the series. He has been selected for the starting lineup of the World All-Star Football Team. Center Back - Yoichi Takahashi (Japan): The biggest controversy for this position is between Thailand's Banpakok and China's Wu Junren. Banpakok caused Japan a lot of trouble in the qualifiers, but he faced a weakened Japanese team at the time. After Kojiro Hyuga came on the field, Banpakok had no power to fight back,…

After the Madrid Olympics, many characters from "Captain Tsubasa" completed their transfers. So, which clubs did they end up joining? Today, let's take a look at the destinations of the Japanese team's players. As the main cast, the author has provided detailed information on many of the players. I will divide them into overseas leagues and Japanese leagues: Overseas Leagues:‌ Tsubasa Ozora - Barcelona (La Liga) Kojiro Hyuga - Paris Saint-Germain (Ligue 1) Genzo Wakabayashi - Bayern Munich (Bundesliga) Shinji Kazama - Juventus (Serie A) Misaki Taro - Inter Milan (Serie A) Ryo Ishizaki - Inter Milan (Serie A) Takayuki Tsurugi - Sampdoria (Serie B) Seiya Ishizaki - Werder Bremen (Bundesliga) Shun Nitta - Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga) Yoshiyuki Endo - Marseille (Ligue 1) Mamoru Izawa - Marseille (Ligue 1) Ken Wakashimazu - Porto (Primeira Liga) Hajime Hibiki - Porto (Primeira Liga) Hikaru Matsuyama - Arsenal (Premier League) Jun Misugi - Ajax (Eredivisie) Yuzo Kojima - Vasco da Gama (Brasileirão) Gorou Shioda - Boca Juniors (Primera División) Japanese Leagues:‌ Taro Misaki - Urawa Reds Kazumasa Ohtori - Vissel Kobe Tatsuya Ishizaki - Chiba City Originals Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi - Yokohama F. Marinos Taro Misaki - Tokyo Verdy Tetsuya Jin - Cerezo Osaka Yuichi Hoshino - Shimizu S-Pulse Shingo Aoi - Hiroshima Sanfrecce Takeshi Nanba - Shimizu S-Pulse Kazuya Sorimachi - Hokkaido Consadole Sapporo Yoshiharu Nakahara - Tokyo Verdy Yusuke Matsuyama - Cerezo Osaka Naoki Tsukushi - Gamba Osaka Michel Yamada - Tokyo Verdy

Here is the translated content of the article: The Best Team of "Captain Tsubasa"‌ Previously, I ranked the best teams from Asia, America, and Europe in "Captain Tsubasa." This time, I will compile an overall best team, still using original characters. Goalkeeper: Genzo Wakabayashi (Japan)‌ He is a highly talented goalkeeper known as "SGGK" (Super Great Goalkeeper), which means he is a "super goalkeeper." He was the first to join the European football scene among Japan's golden generation. His goalkeeping skills are excellent, and very few can score from outside the penalty area against him. He is undoubtedly the strongest goalkeeper, even attracting attention and recruitment from the German Football Association. Defenders (Three Center Backs):‌ Pierre (France): As the captain of France, he possesses high leadership abilities and a strong sense of the big picture. Although he is a forward player, his defensive capabilities are also world-class. In the World Youth Championship, he successively blocked Shingo Aoi, Takeshi Misaki, and Tsubasa Ozora, almost single-handedly shutting down Japan's offense and dragging the game into a penalty shootout. Gentile (Italy): Italy's chief defender, who can lock down Japan's stronger players like Hikaru Kozuki when healthy and can become a starting defender for Juventus. Midfielders:‌ Defensive Midfielder - Miguel (Spain): His power is immeasurable, carrying Spain forward on his own. Upon his debut, he completely sealed off Brazil's king, Nadrezha, leading a relegation-threatened team to victory over the top-placed Real Madrid. He often displays superhuman football skills and can exert supernatural abilities, using spiritual communication. Central Midfielder - Rivel (Sweden): He shone at…

In the manga "Captain Tsubasa," each player on the Japanese team has been meticulously crafted, with their playing styles reflecting unique characteristics that can often be found mirrored in real-world football stars. Today, we will take a look at how the playing styles of the Japanese team's members resemble those of famous footballers. Let's start by examining the regular lineup of the Japanese team: Goalkeeper: Wakashimazu Genzo Defenders: Kojiro Hyuga, Taro Misaki, Ken Wakashimazu, Takeshi Jin Midfielders: Tsubasa Ozora, Ryo Ishizaki, Tetsuya Ishizaki, Yoichi Takahashi Forwards: Kazemaru Kidou, Fubuki Shirou Now, let's delve into which real-life football stars they most closely resemble: Wakashimazu Genzo - Similar to Gianluigi Buffon Buffon is known for his exceptional goalkeeping abilities, high stability, and refined goal-line techniques. He excels at handling both aerial and ground balls, possesses strong mental fortitude, remains calm and focused during matches, and has strong leadership skills, effectively organizing his team's defense. Wakashimazu Genzo, in the manga, is the hexagonal goalkeeper, excelling in all aspects, especially stability, which closely resembles Buffon. To allow opponents room to perform, the author often arranges for him to get injured. Kojiro Hyuga - Similar to Roberto Carlos The legendary Brazilian left-back Roberto Carlos was incredibly fast, frequently joining the attack and delivering powerful long-range shots that posed a significant threat to the opposition's goal. Kojiro Hyuga also plays as a left-back for the Japanese team and is known for his speed. He often advances along the flanks to support attacking players like Tsubasa Ozora and delivers powerful long-range shots. However, unlike Carlos, whose shots…