Heim Nachricht Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team erneuert die Partnerschaft mit dem Fußballverein von Original Creator \

Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team erneuert die Partnerschaft mit dem Fußballverein von Original Creator \

Autor: Benjamin Apr 16,2025

In einer faszinierenden Mischung aus Realität und Fiktion wird Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team seine Partnerschaft mit Nankatsu SC erneuern, einem Club, der nach der fiktiven Heimatstadt der Protagonisten der Serie, Tsubasa, benannt ist. Diese einzigartige Verbindung wird weiter durch die Tatsache gestärkt, dass Yoichi Takahashi, der Schöpfer der Kapitän Tsubasa -Serie, als Präsident von Nankatsu SC fungiert.

Um diese erneute Partnerschaft zu feiern, ist eine Reihe von aufregenden Ereignissen im Spiel geplant. Start der Feierlichkeiten ist das Nankatsu SC Support Super Dream Festival, das vom 28. März bis zum 11. April läuft. Diese Veranstaltung wird die ursprüngliche Mittelschule von Ozara Tsubasa als spielbarer Charakter mit einem digitalen Autogramm von Takahashi selbst enthalten.

Fußballträume Auch wenn Sie nicht besonders daran interessiert sind, diese neue Version von Tsubasa zu erwerben, gibt es immer noch viel zu genießen. Die Nankatsu SC Support: Dream Match, erhältlich vom 28. März bis 30. April, bietet Login -Belohnungen wie 8 Dreamballs und 4.000 Anpassungsmedaillen sowie verschiedene kosmetische Gegenstände.

Die Feier erstreckt sich über diese Ereignisse hinaus. Vom 28. März bis Dezember können Spieler Event -Medaillen aus dem Abschluss von Szenarien für exklusive Nankatsu SC 2025 -Saisonuniformen und andere Belohnungen austauschen.

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