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Ashito Aoi is the whole show in his tiny town. Every attack runs through him, every risky dribble is his, and the local junior high team rides his talent straight into the qualifiers. Then one opponent gets under his skin. A shove, a red card, and Ashito watches the rest of the match from the sideline while his teammates fall apart without him. Tournament over. He figures that's it. No strong high school will look at a kid who blew his own shot. Then a stranger shows up in town, a coach named Tatsuya Fukuda, who has watched Ashito play and somehow sees something worth saving. He offers him a tryout with a youth team in Tokyo. Different city, different speed, and a pack of players who are all better than anyone Ashito has faced back home. Now he has to fight for a spot against kids who have been trained for this their whole lives, using instincts nobody ever taught him. Can a stubborn small-town striker learn to play with others before his one chance slips away?
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Ao Ashi
TV Series · 2022 · ★ 8,2
Ashito Aoi is the whole show in his tiny town. Every attack runs through him, every risky dribble is his, and the local junior high team rides his talent straight into the qualifiers. Then one opponent gets under his skin. A shove, a red card, and Ashito watches the rest of the match from the sideline while his teammates fall apart without him. Tournament over.
He figures that's it. No strong high school will look at a kid who blew his own shot. Then a stranger shows up in town, a coach named Tatsuya Fukuda, who has watched Ashito play and somehow sees something worth saving. He offers him a tryout with a youth team in Tokyo. Different city, different speed, and a pack of players who are all better than anyone Ashito has faced back home.
Now he has to fight for a spot against kids who have been trained for this their whole lives, using instincts nobody ever taught him. Can a stubborn small-town striker learn to play with others before his one chance slips away?