Shueisha verified on Wednesday that the Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun manga will have a “brand-new arc” serializing in the type of storyboards on the brand-new Captain Tsubasa World site. The site will publish the 27-page very first chapter of the brand-new arc, entitled Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun Finals (not to be puzzled with the previous Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun The Final arc), on Thursday. Shueisha previewed the storyboards on Wednesday.
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The 20th and last volume of Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun and the 3rd and last volume of Captain Tsubasa Memories 4: Saikyō! Meiwa FC Densetsu will both ship all at once on June 4. To honor the releases, Takahashi will hold a sign session at the Books Kinokuniya chain’s Shinjuku Main Store in Tokyo on June 8, and Tokyo’s Nihombashi Mitsukoshi Main Store will host an exhibit of the initial manga art this summer season.
Youichi Takahashi is retiring from serializing his long-running manga franchise. The Captain Tsubasa Magazine publication’s concern that launched on April 4 was the last one. The 20th and last problem of the publication includes the last chapters of the Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun The Final and Captain Tsubasa Memories 4: Saikyō! Meiwa FC Densetsu manga.
Takahashi discussed that he had actually been studying the previous couple of years about whether he would continue or complete drawing the manga. He determined that it might take control of 40 years to end up the story. Rather of pressing his body to the limitation, he concluded that it would be much better to stop serialization. Takahashi is over 60 years of ages, and he considers himself to be in excellent health. Due to presbyopia, the steady loss of the eyes’ capability to focus on close-by things, he is experiencing poorer vision and lightheadedness. The mix of his condition, COVID-19 impacting personnel structure, the switch to digital approaches for drawing manga, and the death of Dokaben baseball manga developer Shinji Mizushima in January 2022 all factored into his choice.
Takahashi’s initial 37-volume Captain Tsubasa manga ran in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump publication from 1981 to 1988, and it motivated 4 tv anime series, 4 anime movies, a number of OVAs, and a phase play. The manga is offered in about 20 nations.
The initial soccer manga focuses on 11-year-old Tsubasa Ōzora, a kid who likes soccer and is acknowledged by his coach Roberto due to his ability of the sport. Tsubasa opts for his coach to Brazil in order to train for the World Cup.
Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun focuses on Tsubasa as he intends to take part in the Olympics as an agent from Japan. Takahashi released the manga in Shueisha’s Grand Jump publication in December 2013. The manga then relocated to Captain Tsubasa Magazine, Grand Jump’s spinoff publication that concentrates on the franchise, when it released in April 2020.
Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun The Final, the “last legend” of the total Captain Tsubasa series,
