Aoki Densetsu Shoot! 1993
What is Aoki Densetsu Shoot!?
Aoki Densetsu Shoot! is a television series first released in 1993.
- Type
- TV series
- Year
- 1993
- Status
- Ended
- Episodes
- 58
- Runtime
- 25 minutes
- First aired
- Nov 7, 1993
- Genres
- Animation
- Updated
How long to binge?
Estimate the schedule using 58 episodes and an average 25-minute runtime.
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Aoki Densetsu Shoot! is a television series first released in 1993. Catalogued under Animation. Status: Ended. A full overview for this page is being written and will appear here once verified against sources.
Should you watch it?
“A high school boy rallies his friends for a dream soccer championship.”
- Focuses on soccer teamwork and ambition
- Shows character growth as friends reunite
- Classic 1990s animation style
- Animation may feel dated to modern viewers
Watch it if you enjoy upbeat sports stories about high school teams chasing a championship.
The series is family‑friendly, featuring energetic sports action and light romance suitable for teens and older.
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Episode guide
Season 1 · 58 episodes
- E1 Kick Off Nov 7, 1993
- E2 Offside Nov 14, 1993
- E3 Ace Number Nov 21, 1993
- E4 Rival Nov 28, 1993
- E5 Regulars Dec 5, 1993
- E6 Goalkeeper Dec 12, 1993
- E7 Team Play Dec 19, 1993
- E8 Chance Dec 26, 1993
- E9 Penalty Kick Jan 9, 1994
- E10 Triangle Jan 16, 1994
- E11 Decoy Run Jan 23, 1994
- E12 Striker Jan 30, 1994
- E13 Left Feb 6, 1994
- E14 Best Eight Feb 13, 1994
- E15 Eye Contact Feb 20, 1994
- E16 Secret Weapon Feb 27, 1994
- E17 Counter-Attack Mar 6, 1994
- E18 Legend Mar 13, 1994
- E19 Sudden Death Mar 20, 1994
- E20 Requiem Mar 27, 1994
- E21 New Face Apr 3, 1994
- E22 Proposal Apr 10, 1994
- E23 Yellow Card Apr 17, 1994
- E24 Start Apr 24, 1994
- E25 Uniform May 1, 1994
- E26 Madonna Shot May 8, 1994
- E27 Red Card May 15, 1994
- E28 Manager May 22, 1994
- E29 Hat Trick May 29, 1994
- E30 Intercept Jun 5, 1994
- E31 My Way Jun 12, 1994
- E32 Technician Jun 19, 1994
- E33 Dream Jun 26, 1994
- E34 Magician Jul 3, 1994
- E35 Trick Jul 10, 1994
- E36 J League Jul 17, 1994
- E37 Spot Light Jul 31, 1994
- E38 Flash Pass Aug 7, 1994
- E39 Micanga Aug 14, 1994
- E40 Final Aug 21, 1994
- E41 Boxer Aug 28, 1994
- E42 Even Sep 4, 1994
- E43 Counter Shoot Sep 11, 1994
- E44 Challenge Sep 18, 1994
- E45 Miracle Team Sep 25, 1994
- E46 Audition Oct 2, 1994
- E47 All Stars Oct 9, 1994
- E48 Kaiser Oct 16, 1994
- E49 Libero Oct 23, 1994
- E50 Magic Scissors Oct 30, 1994
- E51 Kiss Nov 6, 1994
- E52 Promise Nov 13, 1994
- E53 Wolf Nov 20, 1994
- E54 Offside Trap Nov 27, 1994
- E55 Bicycle Shoot Dec 4, 1994
- E56 Last Stage Dec 11, 1994
- E57 Love Letter Dec 18, 1994
- E58 Tomorrow Dec 25, 1994
Frequently asked questions
What sport does the series center on?
The story revolves around soccer, following a high school team’s quest for a national title.
Who is the main protagonist?
Toshihiko Tanaka, a boy who enrolls at Kakegawa High School to play soccer.
When was the series first released?
It premiered in 1993.
What is the team’s ultimate goal?
They aim to compete in the All‑Japan High School Championship.
What genres describe the series?
It is an animated series blending sport, romance, action, and coming‑of‑age elements.