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eFootball se asocia con el legendario capitán del manga Tsubasa

Autor : Michael Actualizar : Jan 17,2025

¡El eFootball de Konami se asocia con el legendario manga Capitán Tsubasa! Este emocionante evento cruzado te permite jugar como Tsubasa y sus compañeros de equipo en desafíos especiales. Simplemente iniciando sesión obtendrás recompensas y podrás coleccionar tarjetas de colaboración especiales con jugadores de la vida real.

Para aquellos que no están familiarizados, Capitán Tsubasa es un manga de fútbol japonés muy popular. Sigue el viaje de Tsubasa Oozara desde la escuela secundaria hasta el estrellato del fútbol internacional.

La colaboración de eFootball y Captain Tsubasa presenta un evento Time Attack. Completa este evento para desbloquear avatares de perfil únicos y otras recompensas al recolectar piezas de una obra de arte especial con el tema del Capitán Tsubasa.

¡Más que solo goles!

Un evento de bonificación diaria te permite lanzar tiros penales con personajes como Tsubasa, Kojiro Hyuga y Hikaru Matsuyama. El creador de Capitán Tsubasa, Yoichi Takahashi, incluso diseñó tarjetas cruzadas especiales que muestran a embajadores de eFootball como Lionel Messi en su estilo característico. Estas tarjetas se obtienen participando en los eventos de la colaboración.

El legado de juegos móviles del Capitán Tsubasa es innegable. Captain Tsubasa: Dream Team ha prosperado durante más de siete años, lo que demuestra la perdurable popularidad de la serie en todo el mundo.

Si este crossover despierta tu interés en los juegos móviles de Captain Tsubasa, consulta nuestra lista de códigos de Captain Tsubasa Ace para empezar con ventaja.

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