On Wednesday it was disclosed by this year’s sixth issue of Shueisha’s Grand Jump magazine that on April 2 a new follow up magazine Captain Tsubasa of the Grand Jump will be commenced which will center on the franchise Captain Tsubasa. The new magazine will comprise of a new manga, also featuring follow up one-shots when it will dispatch every other month.
The length of the primary issue will be 148 pages. Also in addition to the manga it will include interviews, will give details related to games and merchandise, and will pack themed bonus items.
Manga Captain Tsubasa: Rising Sun soccer by Yōichi Takahashi will be moved to the Captain Tsubasa Magazine and will be begun with the 103rd chapter.
The first soccer manga rotates around 11-year-old Tsubasa Ōzora, a kid who adores soccer and is perceived by his mentor Roberto because of his ability of the game. Tsubasa goes with his mentor to Brazil so as to prepare for the World Cup.
From 1981 to 1988 the original 37 volume manga Captain Tsubasa by Takahashi was in succession in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump magazine and three television anime series, four anime movies, various OVAs and a stage play was made based by the manga. In 20 states the manga is accessible.
Chief Tsubasa: Rising Sun, the most current manga in the establishment, spins around Tsubasa as he plans to take an interest in the Olympics as an agent from Japan. In December 2013 the manga was commenced by Takahashi and on October 4 the 12th assembled volume was dispatched by Shueisha in Japan.
