Key Points
- The 1983 football anime series Campeones: Oliver y Benji will be added to Disney+ on 15 July.
- The characters' names will now be used globally under their original Japanese names.
- A new game named Captain Tsubasa 2: World Fighters will be released on 28 August.
- An older PC game linked to the series is selling for 9.59 euros on Steam until 23 July.
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The legendary football anime series known as Captain Tsubasa in Japan and popularized as Golcü Oliver ve Benji (Campeones) in Turkey, will meet audiences on the Disney+ platform as of 15 July. Originally broadcast in 1983, the series aired in Spain in the early 1990s and subsequently took its place among the most cult works of its time alongside Dragon Ball.
A decision has been made to use the original Japanese names (Tsubasa Ozora, Genzo Wakabayashi, etc.) instead of the local names in the Spanish adaptation of the characters. This change aims to bring the series to a single global standard and to provide a dubbing that is as faithful to the original material as possible.
The news also highlights a current game campaign for fans of the series. The PC game 'Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions', released in September 2020, is currently available at a discounted price of 9.59 euros on the Steam platform until 23 July.
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- When will the Captain Tsubasa series be added to Disney+?
- The Disney+ platform has officially announced that it will add the legendary 1983 anime series to its library as of 15 July.
- Why was a change made to the characters' names?
- Using the original Japanese names instead of the different local adaptations aims to achieve global name standardization and keep the distribution faithful to the original.
- What video game campaigns are currently available for the series?
- For PC players, the 2020 release 'Captain Tsubasa: Rise of New Champions' game can be purchased at a discounted price of 9.59 euros on Steam until 23 July.
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