Manga Specific Characters/teams
Toshiki Sugama (俊樹須釜 Sugama Toshiki)
- Suga is a volente with Kanto Select. He is an old friend of Kazamatsuri, who plays against him in the first round of the toresen. His appearance is Vol 16., and re-appears in volume 19-20.
- Kazu Kunugi (功刀 一, Kunugi Kazu?)
- Kazu is a goal keeper with the Kyushu district. He claims that he is the number one goal keeper of the generation, ahead of Shibusawa. His appearance is volume 19-20.
- Shōei Takayama (高山 昭栄, Takayama Shōei?)
- Takayama is an eighth grader with the Kyushu district. He befriends Kazamatsuri when he saves his contacts from being squished. He tells Shō he is the defender who will stop Batis, Raul, and Ronaldo someday. He said he will use all his might to beat Shō. His appearance is Vol. 19
- Maekawa
- He appears twice during the training camp that Shō and his friends were at. Also in volume 15, he teaches Shō a new trick that he can use in future games.
- Masahiro Suō (周防 将大, Suō Masahiro?) - J2 Pantera Fuchu (Vol.16)
- During volume 16, Shō, Shige, and Yuki head to a Futsal soccer court where they meet Fuchu's Masahiro Suō. Suō recruits Shō and Shige to play a match with other high school kids. Eventually, Shō's team wins, which prompts the other kids to also want to play. It turns out that Suō is a famous professional soccer player. He is known as Pantera Fuchu, and is part of J2 (bottom division of the Japan League). Later, Shō and Kō watches him on TV playing in a soccer tournament.
- Akito Kojima (小島 明人, Kojima Akito?)
- Yuki's older brother; he appears in the manga twice. Once in an earlier volume when Yuki gets scolded by her mother and storms upstairs to her room, where she's surprised to see him home for time off until his next game starts. He appeared another time in volume 17, where he accompanies Kō and the rest of Josui's soccer team to see Shō and Mizuno off to their big game in Seoul, Korea for the Korean Selection game.
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