The all new Captain Majid animated series, revolves around the dream of a young boy, who yearns to become one of the biggest players in the football history.
Majid, now a successful soccer player in Brazil, reminisces about his childhood days.
Fawaz's career as a soccer player is derailed by an eye injury.
The annual city soccer tournament begins and Majid's elementary school plays in the final.
The city plans to assemble a representative team for the boys' national soccer championship, and holds a tournament to select the players.
Nankatsu FC plays their first regional match. Tensions rise as rival players unite to break through their defense.
The championship begins as Nankatsu faces Hyuga’s Meiwa FC. With Wakabayashi injured, Hyuga’s fierce attacks dominate.
Nankatsu loses its first match but fights back to reach the semi-final against Misugi’s Musashi FC, a fierce rival.
Tsubasa learns about Misugi’s heart disease and can’t focus, torn between worry and the heated match.
The final between Meiwa and Nankatsu kicks off. Wakabayashi’s return boosts morale, but Meiwa has a new goalie too.
The final goes into overtime as both teams push through exhaustion and injuries, with no clear winner in sight.
After winning the championship, Tsubasa gets an offer from Toho and learns Huega will join them. He’s shocked Misaki is leaving for France and Wakabayashi for Germany.
Tsubasa plays his last match for Brancos and remembers his journey — meeting Ishizaki, facing Wakabayashi, and teaming up with Misaki as the golden duo.
Nankatsu wins the championship two years in a row and eyes a third. Huega’s Toho burns with the desire to finally defeat Tsubasa.
Tsubasa’s last junior championship begins. He worries about Huega’s absence as Nankatsu faces Jito’s Hirato in the opening game.
Tsubasa injures his shoulder early but leads Nankatsu to the semi-final against Furano, whose captain Matsuyama is determined to break the northern curse.
His shoulder worsens after the semi-final, and his doctor warns him not to play. Wakabayashi takes him to Dr. Stein for a specialist diagnosis.
Dr. Stein allows Tsubasa to play half the final. Huega apologizes to his coach and earns a place as a starter in the crucial match.
Toho leads 3–0 at half-time. Tsubasa comes in, inspires Nankatsu to score three goals, but Toho strikes again to stay ahead.
Tsubasa ties the game in the final seconds but collapses from pain. He wakes in the doctor’s office determined to keep playing.
Tsubasa impresses at the championship and earns a spot on Japan’s junior youth team, but his injury stops him from joining training camp.
In Europe, Japan faces Wakabayashi’s team. They fail to score, and Shnyder’s hat trick leaves them stunned by halftime.
Italy cancels their match after Japan’s loss, but Tsubasa proves himself by breaking through their defense and scoring.
Katagiri visits Misaki in Paris to recruit him. Misaki hesitates, but Tsubasa arrives, and the golden duo reunites.
Japan battles Italy’s strong defense and goalkeeper Hernandez. Misaki enters as a sub, and with Tsubasa, they tie the match.
Japan must win but Diaz scores three. Tsubasa rallies the team and they fight back goal by goal to stay in the tournament.
Japan faces France in the semi-final. Pierre’s skills level the score, and Soda earns a yellow card in a heated moment.
Tsubasa protests Soda’s card and gets one too. France scores a penalty, and biased refereeing cancels Japan’s goals.
Down a player and with Wakashimazu injured, Japan pushes to penalties. Huega, Matsuyama, Misaki, and Misugi all score.
Japan defeats France and advances to the final against Germany. Wakabayashi returns, while Germany fields the mighty Mueller.
At halftime, Japan trails by one. A message from Roberto re-energizes Tsubasa, and he spots his mentor in the crowd.
Huega scores with his Neo Tiger Shot, but Germany equalizes through Kaltz and Schneider. Tsubasa lifts the team’s spirits again.
Tsubasa wins his third title and leaves for Brazil to join Brancos. Pepe eyes him jealously and his new shoes.
Tsubasa joins Brancos, scores first against Santana, who shows his precision and cold attitude toward soccer.
Santana recalls his tragic past and how Barla turned him into a soccer machine. His match with Tsubasa awakens old emotions.
As they play, Santana’s mechanical style falters. Leo sees change and hopes Tsubasa can warm Santana’s heart again.
Tsubasa moves to Europe, choosing Catalunia in Spain. Huega transfers to Piemonte in Italy to chase new goals.
Huega joins Piemonte’s camp, declaring he’ll be top scorer, but Willem of the Dutch team stands in his way.
The Japanese stars get national team invites to face Holland, joining forces with the youth champions.
Japan prepares to face Holland. Newcomer Ao joins, while Wakashimazu quits after learning he’s second to Wakabayashi.
Japan starts strong against Holland but is soon overwhelmed by their defense. Holland scores despite Wakabayashi’s efforts.
In the second half, Misugi helps stabilize Japan, but Holland’s iron defense holds firm as Japan struggles to score.
After the Holland match, players return to train with their clubs, driven by the high international level they witnessed.
Tsubasa trains with Catalunya but loses badly to Rivaul on day one. In Italy, Huega is criticized by his coach.
Tsubasa faces Rivaul again in a training match. He falls but refuses to give up, showing his growing determination.
Tsubasa excels in multiple positions for Catalunya B, while Huega earns respect in Piemonte for his powerful shots.
Catalunya’s coach assigns Tsubasa to the B team. His friends react, but Tsubasa stays determined despite Huega’s advice.
Huega plays Piemonte’s league opener, using quick thinking to assist the first goal after losing balance in the box.
Huega struggles in his debut against rough defense, gets substituted early, and vows to improve his balance and strength.
Tsubasa is challenged to achieve 10 goals and 10 assists in one match. He dazzles with 6 goals and 4 assists.
Wakabayashi’s team scores first against Routburg, but Schneider’s side strikes back with brilliant passing tactics.
Tsubasa meets Eduard’s goal target and joins the top Catalunya team. Santana transfers to their Spanish league rival.
Tsubasa shines with the top team, Huega scores a winner, and Wakabayashi saves Schneider’s shot. Japan readies for the International Cup.
