Jun Misugi

Unwavering optimism: He is cheerful, friendly, and extremely passionate. He firmly believes that with effort and love for soccer, anything is possible. Technical prodigy: He is able to learn or copy the special moves of his rivals and teammates just by seeing them once. Star techniques: His signature shot is the Drive Shoot, which he perfects thanks to the training notebook of his mentor, Roberto Hongo. He also uses the Overhead Kick and masters the "Golden Combination" with Taro Misaki. Natural leader: He motivates his teammates in the darkest moments and never gives up, regardless of the goal difference. What is episode 28 like? The development of this episode varies depending on the adaptation of the series you are watching: In the 2018 adaptation (The Elementary School Arc), Nankatsu (Niupi) is crowned national champion after an intense tournament. However, the celebration turns bittersweet when Tsubasa discovers that his idol and mentor, Roberto Hongo, has returned to Brazil without him, breaking his promise. Despite his deep sadness, Tsubasa demonstrates his maturity by deciding to stay in Japan to continue improving and become the best player in the world.

(Tsubasa Ozora): Captain, midfielder, and the heart and soul of the team. (Genzo Wakabayashi): Star goalkeeper and first captain. (Taro Misaki): Midfielder, Tsubasa's ideal partner. (Ryo Ishizaki): Fullback and Tsubasa's great friend. (Matsuyama): Although he's from Furano, in some adaptations he's associated with the regional team. (Mamoru Izawa): Midfielder. (Teppei Kisugi): Forward. (Hajime Taki): Forward. (Shingo Takasugi): Defender.
(Takeshi Kishida): Defense.
(Masao Nakazato): Defense.
(Yuzo Morisaki): Substitute goalkeeper. Roberto Sedinho: Oliver's Brazilian coach and mentor.

He is considered a true football genius, recognized as the greatest talent of his generation. Known as the "Aristocrat of the Field," he stands out for his impeccable technique, great tactical intelligence, and elegant playing style. His Hidden Talent: A Race Against Time. Heart Disease: At age 12, Misugi suffers from a serious heart condition that puts his life at risk if he exerts himself too much. Time Limit: Due to his condition, he can only play a few brief minutes per match. The Genius of Musashi: Despite his physical limitations, his intelligence on the field is so superior that many believe he would have surpassed Tsubasa Ozora (Oliver Atom) had he not been ill. His Personality and Legacy. Courage: Instead of giving up, he demonstrates enormous courage by risking playing every minute, knowing the danger he faces. Leadership: As captain of Musashi FC, he is able to lead his team and change the rhythm of a match in his few appearances on the field. The Duel Against Nankatsu: In the national tournament, he decides to play the entire match against Tsubasa's team, displaying masterful plays before his body eventually will not withstand the effort