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Kyousuke Kanou grew up hearing his brother's name in every conversation. Seisuke was already a pro, scoring goals on TV while Kyousuke sat on the bench of his own life. The comparisons never stopped, and they never went his way. So he quit. Walked away from the sport he loved before anyone could tell him he wasn't good enough. Then high school starts, and two people show up with plans for him. Miki Tsujiwaki, who runs the girls' team, and Mori Kazuto, the boys' manager. They've both seen something in Kyousuke, something he's spent years trying to bury. And they want it back on the field, each for reasons of their own. He could keep saying no. He's good at that. But two other freshmen, Sakai and Rodrigo, are already training like their lives depend on it, chasing the same impossible dream he once had. Joining means admitting he still cares. Refusing means watching from the stands while everyone else moves forward. Which one hurts more?
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Hungry Heart: Wild StrikerWatch
TV Series · 2002 · ★ 7,6
Kyousuke Kanou grew up hearing his brother's name in every conversation. Seisuke was already a pro, scoring goals on TV while Kyousuke sat on the bench of his own life. The comparisons never stopped, and they never went his way. So he quit. Walked away from the sport he loved before anyone could tell him he wasn't good enough.
Then high school starts, and two people show up with plans for him. Miki Tsujiwaki, who runs the girls' team, and Mori Kazuto, the boys' manager. They've both seen something in Kyousuke, something he's spent years trying to bury. And they want it back on the field, each for reasons of their own. He could keep saying no. He's good at that. But two other freshmen, Sakai and Rodrigo, are already training like their lives depend on it, chasing the same impossible dream he once had.
Joining means admitting he still cares. Refusing means watching from the stands while everyone else moves forward. Which one hurts more?