Streaming, rent, or buy Futsal Boys!!!!! – Season 1:
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12 Episodes
S1 E1 - A Dream's Kickoff
S1 E2 - Play-Caller Sakaki?
S1 E3 - First Match! Adalbert
S1 E4 - Taiga and Ryu
S1 E5 - The Unforgettable Past!
S1 E6 - Surpass!
S1 E7 - Sparkling Stars! Amanogawa Gakuen!
S1 E8 - We are Fun☆tasista!!!
S1 E9 - Team Play
S1 E10 - What I Don't Want to Lose
S1 E11 - Indelible Memories
S1 E12 - Unconcedable Dream (Goal)
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12 Episodes - 24min - Japanese
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Streaming details for Futsal Boys!!!!! - Season 1 on Crunchyroll
Runtime
24min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
Japanese
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CC
HD
12 Episodes - 24min - Japanese
7 Days Free
Then A$ 10.99 / month
Streaming details for Futsal Boys!!!!! - Season 1 on Crunchyroll
Runtime
24min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
Japanese
CC
HD
12 Episodes - 24min - Japanese
7 Days Free
Then A$ 10.99 / month
Streaming details for Futsal Boys!!!!! - Season 1 on Crunchyroll Amazon Channel
Runtime
24min
Quality
HD
Audio languages
Japanese
Subtitle languages
French, Portuguese, Arabic, German, Spanish
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Synopsis
For the past 10-odd years, futsal has been booming across the world. After watching Tokinari Tennoji represent Japan in the U-18 World Cup, Haru Yamato aspires to be a player like him. He joins the Koyo Gakuen Futsal Club where he meets teammates Seiichiro Sakaki, a loner who refuses to pass the ball to anyone, and Toi Tsukioka, who is burdened by a past that nearly made him quit futsal for good.
