Captain Tsubasa

大空翼

Tsubasa Ozora is a prodigious association football player who dreams of winning the FIFA World Cup for Japan one day. The series follows Tsubasa's growth from primary school life in Japan, to other teams in other countries as well as Japan's national team.

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日向小次郎

岬太郎

石崎了

ロベルト・本郷

三杉淳

Misugi was first introduced in Captain Tsubasa (1981), chapter 15. He is one of Japan's pivotal players and is considered a "football genius", similar to Tsubasa Ozora. When he captained Musashi, he wore the jersey #14, then #24, #6 and #14 at present for Japan. The #14 on his back was after the Dutch superstar Johan Cruyff — his idol. In the 2018 anime, Misugi is depicted to be left-footed although he is proficient to dribble and pass with both feet. Being an allrounder, over the years Misugi has proven himself the true leader and backbone of Japan's defense with his good technical ability, savvy tactics and immense courage as well as determination.

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カール・ハインツ・シュナイダー

Karl Heinz Schneider (カール・ハインツ・シュナイダー), known as the Young Emperor (ドイツの若き皇帝, lit. Germany's young emperor) and later Emperor, is the captain, ace striker and one of the top players of Germany.

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佐野滿

Sano first appeared in the Captain Tsubasa manga. He is both a forward or an attacking midfielder. He first played in Hirado Middle School . He wears the number jersey #16.

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城山正

After Wakabayashi got injured on his leg and was unable to participate in most of Yomiuri Land's match, Tadashi Shiroyama decided that Tsubasa Ozora should be the new captain.

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一ノ瀬明

He first appears in Captain Tsubasa ch.26 "Now let's go! The decisive tournament", he's a member of Musashi FC's forward trio. He wears the jersey #9.

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