The release of Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters has delighted anime soccer game fans. Bandai Namco promises this sequel will feature 22 national teams, over 110 playable characters, and hundreds of unique moves that enhance the gameplay experience.
However, one detail remains uncertain: the official ratings for each team. Bandai Namco has yet to disclose the statistics for the national squads.
Looking at the powerful rosters from the World Youth manga and the previous title, Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions, certain teams appear likely to dominate. Here are three teams that are predicted to have the highest overall ratings:
Japan: A Formidable Force
Japan's national team presents a challenge in the world of Captain Tsubasa. With nearly all the main characters included in this squad, they boast an impressive roster featuring Tsubasa Ozora, Kojiro Hyuga, Genzo Wakabayashi, Taro Misaki, Jun Misugi, Hikaru Matsuyama, Ken Wakashimazu, Shingo Aoi, and the Tachibana brothers.
Their attacking line is sharp, complemented by a midfield packed with quality playmakers. Furthermore, their defense and goalkeeper are among the best, making Japan a strong favorite if the game maintains balance similar to its predecessors.
Predicted Overall: 96–98
Brazil: A Close Rival
Brazil stands as Japan's closest rival in the World Youth arc. Their strength lies in the combination of world-class players like Natureza, Carlos Santana, Leo, Pepe, Alberto, and Salinas. Natureza is particularly noted for his genius-level play, often compared to Tsubasa. In some manga segments, his individual skills rival the protagonist's, while Santana is recognized as one of the most dangerous forwards.
With these two players at their peak, Brazil could emerge as the most lethal attacking team.
Predicted Overall: 95–97
Germany: A Consistent Powerhouse
Germany remains a significant force despite not having the depth of Japan's squad. Karl Heinz Schneider is still regarded as one of the best strikers in the Captain Tsubasa universe. Supported by quality players like Kaltz, Schester, Margus, and the legendary goalkeeper Deuter Müller, Germany's explosive attack and solid defense make them a perennial contender in every Captain Tsubasa game adaptation.
If player statistics remain consistent from the previous series, Germany is anticipated to be one of the most frequently selected teams in competitive play.
Predicted Overall: 94–96
Other Competitive Teams
Beyond these three teams, several others possess strong competitive potential. The Netherlands, led by the goal-scoring machine Kluivoort, Argentina with the creative Juan Diaz, France relying on the duo of Pierre and Napoleon, and Italy, fortified by goalkeeper Gino Hernandez, are all viable alternatives.
These countries might serve as excellent options if Japan, Brazil, and Germany are banned in community tournaments, allowing for a greater variety of matchups.
Source: https://www.esports.id/read/3-tim-terkuat-captain-tsubasa-2-world-fighters-yang-layak-masuk-banlist-19129
