Like:"It's always exceptional idiots like him that smash the status quo." and the best of it that he got his own way of becoming a much of help to his team aside from being NOOB at soccer like his fresh character and his trait that can motivate his teammates. I like how they made the Tsukamoto a complete newbie at soccer. Tsukamoto.Watch him as he unravels his abilities to become a cheer-leading runner ('outstanding'). This story is about a boy named Tsukamoto who is physically weak yet mentally strong.On the first day of school, he gets invited by his classmate Kazama to a soccer match at night.While playing the game Kazama finds a hidden potential within
don't blame yourself just because it didn't work for you.you can't call yourself a loser when you have the ability to change it if you put your hardest on the line. This anime teaches us that no matter what don't give up.you can't give up. "I want to put my life on the line to live." However, the animation of the gameplay did not make up for the long-winded conversations that occurred on the field (conversations that didn’t really do much to provide insight or emotion to the viewer).ĭays is an anime that begins with some hopeful charm and ends with dissatisfaction. Not that sports anime has ever stayed realistic to the sport itself-I wasn’t looking for authentic soccer. The animation in general was sparse when it came to the action of the show, and it was clear that the writers took some liberties to spice up the plot. Even though this happens in other sports anime, because he wasn’t developed very well as a character, his success falls flat.Īs for the gameplay, well, it was a bit hard to tell they were playing soccer at all. Tsukushi doesn’t really do anything exceptional throughout the season to demonstrate how he gets better at soccer (besides running around the school a bazillion times)-he just kind of does and the viewer has to accept that because every rivalry team reacts to his mediocre performance the same way. Instead of fleshing out a diverse cast, the show kept revealing new backstories for incoming rivalry teams, giving characters one or two base traits to fall back on as the story moved forward. the writers fail to distinguish him as a unique character, they failed to write the trope very well at all. I was interested to see how this show would set Tsukushi apart from other characters within that trope. Tsukushi emulates the familiar sports trope “not very talented, but dedicated to practice every waking moment.” This was fine for me (but if you dislike that trope, run for the hills). While the show had a lot of promise, the character development was lacking. My rating started high and kept declining as the season went on because the show lacked a few essential things:
I love the sports genre and played soccer for many years, so I started watching this anime as a hopeful viewer.
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