Tanaka Seiichi

A non-fiction soccer manga that focuses on the Japanese national team players who are active in the World Cup. On October 28, 1993, the Doha tragedy shattered Japan's dream of participating in the World Cup with a few seconds remaining. At this time, Masakiyo Maezono, whose mind went blank, thinks of a man who came close to God at the World Cup. That man was Diego Armando Maradona, who stood at the top of the world with his "golden left foot".

Boxer Janado has broken his left fist four times due to the destructive power of his punches. However, despite being away from the game for two years, he still hasn't given up on his quest to become a champion. He serves as a sparring partner for Kano, who is preparing for a world championship, and knocks him out with one punch. The gym president, delighted that his left fist had been revived, organized a comeback match for Janado. Jinado KOs his opponent with a right punch, but it turns out that he can't hit his left punch with the thin gloves he wears for fear of breaking a bone. Even so, Janado continued to win, and was scheduled to fight against Kiev for the number one spot in Japan's lightweight division. Janado instinctively follows Kiev's speed, which cannot be seen by the ordinary eye. Kiev's fighting instincts awakened, and from the start of the 3rd round, the battle continued with both players taking no breath!

The kidnapping case of a 3-year-old child occurred in Thailand 12 years ago. The father was killed and the ransom of 20 million baht was taken from him, and the child, Tetskei Godai, never returned. Twelve years later, a fighter named Tetsu appears in the Muay Thai ring. He had no family and was forced to compete in grueling matches under the orders of his promoter, Chakrapat. Is he a philistine? When the match in Bangkok was finally scheduled and it seemed that Tetsu was close to entering the rankings, Chakrapat's treasured child Garchai appeared in front of Tetsu. He is an elite guaranteed Muay Thai champion. Tetsu was nothing more than a biting dog.

Baku Taiga, a super rookie who can strike out with just one fastball. He has won seven games in the first month of competition in a head-to-head battle of power, and was greeted with applause and calls of \`\`Tiger'' at his opponent's venue, Tokyo Dome. However, he continued to ignore the signs and was reprimanded by the manager, so he got angry and walked off the mound without permission. However, he was accidentally hit in the head by an unknown player who was practicing swinging behind the bench, and the next thing he knew, he was in Korakuen Stadium, not the Dome. The date on the newspaper is 1962, and the legendary "ON" is in the batter's box...!?

In an era when half the world's population is crazy about soccer , "Realmanism", led by Itto Shirou, rises up to prevent the ambitions of the evil organization Third Empire, which plans to conquer the world through soccer.