Soccer enthusiasts and anime fans alike can now dive into the world of Captain Tsubasa as Netflix streams the 2018 reboot of this classic series. Available with audio options in Japanese, English, and Latin American Spanish, and offering subtitles in both English (CC) and Latin American Spanish, the series invites viewers from around the globe to relive this inspiring story. Additionally, Roku added the anime to its platform in 2022, giving even more fans access to the beloved tale.

The 2018 adaptation, based on Yōichi Takahashi's iconic manga from 1981 to 1988, reimagines the original story for a new generation. The anime first aired in April 2018 on TV Tokyo and concluded its 52-episode run in April 2019, capturing the essence of Tsubasa Ozora’s journey as a soccer prodigy with dreams of conquering the global stage.

The series was directed by Toshiyuki Kato (JoJo's Bizarre Adventure: Diamond Is Unbreakable) and animated by the acclaimed studio david production. The scripts, crafted by Atsuhiro Tomioka (Pokémon XY, Inazuma Eleven), and character designs by Hajime Watanabe (School Rumble), seamlessly blend nostalgia with modern storytelling. Composer Hayato Matsuo (Hellsing Ultimate) enhanced the series with a compelling soundtrack.

Licensed by Viz Media, the anime is available in North and Latin America for streaming, home video, and merchandise. An English-dubbed version premiered on Primo TV in the U.S. in August 2018, broadening its reach to new audiences.

For fans eager for more, the Captain Tsubasa: Junior Youth Arc debuted in October 2023 with 39 episodes, continuing the legacy of this enduring soccer saga. Whether revisiting or discovering Captain Tsubasa for the first time, this reboot delivers an exhilarating experience for all.