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* {{Narm}}: The characters' overthetop facial expressions during a serious moment can be really funny.
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* {{Narm}}: The characters' overthetop over-the-top facial expressions during a serious moment can be really funny.
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* HolyShitQuotient: Despite the series' attempt to be more realistic than ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'' late in the series Kyosuke makes a shoot that takes down all of the opposite players before turning into his goal.
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* ShockingMoments: Despite the series' attempt to be more realistic than ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'' late in the series Kyosuke makes a shoot that takes down all of the opposite players before turning into his goal.
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* TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that [[spoiler: he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid, [[LockedOutOfTheLoop the parents never discussed it with him]], ''and'' [[ValuesDissonance there's quite a bit of difference between Western and Japanese views on adoption]])]] which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport, and resolves to strengthen himself.
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* TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He Kyosuke has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that [[spoiler: he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid, [[LockedOutOfTheLoop the parents never discussed it with him]], ''and'' [[ValuesDissonance there's quite a bit of difference between Western and Japanese views on adoption]])]] which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport, and resolves to strengthen himself.
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* AwesomeMusic: The opening, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hDKiWFMHLY Kids Alive's "2nd stage."]]
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* AwesomeMusic: SugarWiki/AwesomeMusic: The opening, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hDKiWFMHLY Kids Alive's "2nd stage."]]
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* TheScrappy: Yuya Kiba and his friends come as ReplacementScrappy for the third year students who graduated. When Kyosuke is wounded during a match, they replace him alongside other two players but are obesessed with passing the ball to Kiba. They are RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap when Esaka befriends them and when Kyosuke returns to the team becoming VitriolicBestBuds with Kiba.
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* TheScrappy: Yuya Kiba and his friends come as ReplacementScrappy for the third year students who graduated. When Kyosuke is wounded during a match, they replace him alongside other two players but are obesessed with passing the ball to Kiba. They are RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap when Esaka befriends them and them, when Kyosuke returns to the team becoming VitriolicBestBuds with Kiba.Kiba, ''and'' when their shared backstory is explained.
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* TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that [[spouler: he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid and the parents never discussed it with him)]] which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport, and resolves to strengthen himself.
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* TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that [[spouler: [[spoiler: he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid and kid, [[LockedOutOfTheLoop the parents never discussed it with him)]] him]], ''and'' [[ValuesDissonance there's quite a bit of difference between Western and Japanese views on adoption]])]] which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport, and resolves to strengthen himself.
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* AwesomeMusic: The opening, "2nd stage."
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* AwesomeMusic: The opening, [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7hDKiWFMHLY Kids Alive's "2nd stage.""]]
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* TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid and the parents never discussed it with him) which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport.
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* TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that [[spouler: he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid and the parents never discussed it with him) him)]] which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport.sport, and resolves to strengthen himself.
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* HolyShitQuotient: Despite the series' attempt to be more realistic than CaptainTsubasa late in the series Kyosuke makes a shoot that takes down all of the opposite players before turning into his goal.
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* HolyShitQuotient: Despite the series' attempt to be more realistic than CaptainTsubasa ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'' late in the series Kyosuke makes a shoot that takes down all of the opposite players before turning into his goal.
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*AwesomeMusic: The opening, "2nd stage."
* HolyShitQuotient: Despite the series' attempt to be more realistic than CaptainTsubasa late in the series Kyosuke makes a shoot that takes down all of the opposite players before turning into his goal.
*{{Narm}}: The characters' overthetop facial expressions during a serious moment can be really funny.
*TheScrappy: Yuya Kiba and his friends come as ReplacementScrappy for the third year students who graduated. When Kyosuke is wounded during a match, they replace him alongside other two players but are obesessed with passing the ball to Kiba. They are RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap when Esaka befriends them and when Kyosuke returns to the team becoming VitriolicBestBuds with Kiba.
*TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid and the parents never discussed it with him) which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport.
* HolyShitQuotient: Despite the series' attempt to be more realistic than CaptainTsubasa late in the series Kyosuke makes a shoot that takes down all of the opposite players before turning into his goal.
*{{Narm}}: The characters' overthetop facial expressions during a serious moment can be really funny.
*TheScrappy: Yuya Kiba and his friends come as ReplacementScrappy for the third year students who graduated. When Kyosuke is wounded during a match, they replace him alongside other two players but are obesessed with passing the ball to Kiba. They are RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap when Esaka befriends them and when Kyosuke returns to the team becoming VitriolicBestBuds with Kiba.
*TheWoobie: Arguably Kyosuke. He has been following his brother's footsteps in hopes of becoming a good player like him. However, he discovered at a young age that he was adopted (this causes a great impact in a young kid and the parents never discussed it with him) which made him emotionally unstable especially when he was compared with Seisuke. In the manga, Kyosuke realizes he is no woobie when conparing himself with other people who have difficulties playing the sport.
