Kojiro Hyuga (日向 小次郎, Hyuga Kojiro) is a Japanese forward that appeared in the Tecmo game series.
Description[]
This is the Tecmo game series version of Kojiro Hyuga, a character from the original manga.
History[]
Captain Tsubasa (MCD) & Captain Tsubasa (FC)[]
- Main article: Kojiro Hyuga
Captain Tsubasa II: Super Striker[]
A wild and fierce tiger who aims to become the world's number one striker. He is Tsubasa's biggest rival and also the one who has been leading (Japan's) high school football when Tsubasa is not around. He is known for his fierce play and will blow away any opponent in front of him.
- Captain Tsubasa II: Super Striker game guide.
Prior to the event of Captain Tsubasa II: Super Striker, both Nankatsu and Toho had won one year each. Therefore, the match in their third year would determine which team was the overall better one. Hyuga eventually face Taro Misaki's Nankatsu in the finals.
Captain Tsubasa III: Kotei no Chosen[]
A power-type striker who made the world tremble with his Neo Tiger Shot. His play is fierce and linear, befitting the nickname "Fierce Tiger". In the hot sands of Mexico, he is known as "El Tigre" and feared by keepers of every team.
- Captain Tsubasa III: Kotei no Chosen game guide.
Hyuga joined Mexico City Youth alongside Wakashimazu. The two eventually faced Theodor Kapellomann, who joined Monterrey in order to acquire a professional level stamina and improve his special shot, in the Mexico Youth League.
Hyuga later rejoined his teammates in All Japan to prepare for the Universal Youth. However, due to the shock of losing to Deuter Muller, he disappeared after the bad performance against Ramcane and Belgium. He only returned during the match against Italy, having mastered a new special shot - the Lightning Tiger.
Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi[]
A striker who is a good rival of Tsubasa. He is currently playing in Mexico. Every defeat he has suffered in the past has given him new skills and strength.
- Captain Tsubasa IV: Pro no Rival-tachi game guide.
Both Hyuga and Wakashimazu advanced to Mexico City top team as pro footballers.
At the end of the game, Hyuga signed a contract with Juventus.
Captain Tsubasa V: Hasha no Shogo Campione[]
The shots delivered from his powerful legs are the most destructive. He is also Tsubasa's biggest rival. After training in Mexico, he moved to Italy to further improve himself.
- Captain Tsubasa V: Hasha no Shogo Campione game guide.
Techniques[]
| Name | Available in | Type | Cost | Unlock condition & other info |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MCD | Ground shot | 140 | Default. | |
| I, II, III, IV, V, MCD | Ground shot | 300 (I) 240 (II, III) 290 (IV) 200 (V) 220 (MCD) |
I-V: Default. MCD: Reach the match against Toho Academy MS. Unavailable while in Meiwa FC. | |
| I, II, III, IV, V | Ground shot | 380 (I) 370 (II, III) 420 (IV) 260 (V) |
I: Have the Tiger Shot be stopped several times in one match. II-V: Default. | |
| III, IV, V | Ground shot | 410 (III) 490 (IV) 330 (V) |
III: Reach the second half of the match against Italy. IV: Default. Unavailable once Dragon Tiger is unlocked. V: [Red vs. White (2nd match)] After the Boost Cyclone event, have Hyuga keep the ball inside the opponent's penalty area. Unavailable once Final Tiger is unlocked. | |
| IV | Ground shot | 500 | [Route A - Japan vs. South Korea] Have Hyuga keep the ball in front of South Korea's penalty area. [Route B - Japan vs. Denmark] When Japan has 0 goals, have Hyuga receive the ball and dribble.[1] | |
| V | Ground shot | 450 | [Japan vs. Brazil] During the first half, have Hyuga keep the ball when Signori is not nearby. | |
| I | Aerial shotL | 80 | Default. | |
| V | Aerial shotL | 270 | Have Hyuga reach level 50. | |
| I, II, III, IV, V, MCD | Aerial shotH | 80 (I) 160 (II-V) 100 (MCD) |
Default. | |
| III, IV, V, MCD | Aerial shotL (III, IV) Aerial shotH (V, MCD) |
370 (III) 490 (IV) 270 (V) 130 (MCD) |
III: Reach the match against Monterrey. IV: Default. V: Have Hyuga reach level 47. MCD: Reach the match against Toho Academy MS. Unavailable while in Meiwa FC. | |
| III, IV, V | Counter | 200 (III, V) 250 (IV) |
Default (hidden). Have a 1/8 chance of activating while defending against a special shot. | |
| I, II, III, IV, V, MCD | Dribble | 40 (I, IV, MCD) 60 (II, V) 30 (III) |
Default. | |
| V, MCD | Pass | 40 (V) 30 (MCD) |
V: Default. MCD: Reach the match against Toho Academy MS. Unavailable while in Meiwa FC. | |
(w/ Sawada) |
II, III, IV, V, MCD | One-Two | 80 (II-IV) 150 (V) 40 (MCD) |
Default. |
| MCD | Tackle | 90 | Reach the Meiwa FC - Furano ES match. | |
| II, III, IV, V, MCD | Tackle | 180 (II, III, V) 200 (IV) 90 (MCD) |
II-V: Default. MCD: Reach the match against Toho Academy MS. Unavailable while in Meiwa FC. |
Cutscene-only techniques[]
- Combination Play with Facchetti: A cooperative tactic/combi play used during a cutscene in Captain Tsubasa V, where Facchetti and Hyuga utilize continuous one-two passes in good coordination.
Gallery[]
- Main article: Kojiro Hyuga (Tecmo)/Gallery
Notes[]
- ↑ If Japan scores before this event, the move will automatically be added to the list of commands.
- ↑ Called Miraculous Counter Shot in Captain Tsubasa III.
- ↑ Called Meiwa Combi while playing for Meiwa FC in Captain Tsubasa (MCD).