#akakichi no eleven

[proudartmaker]

A word from Ramona's Evil Exes.

I saw this meme on Facebook then I drew it.(for fun.)

The original picture came from a very old Japanese's football anime "Akakichi no Eleven (1970)"

This is the original picture.

I hope everyone enjoy with it. Thank you.

[blacktiger666]

It's been a while since season 4 of Wakfu came out and since I don't really have time to do fan art except one with the Great Goddess… Anyway! Since the last episodes yesterday, I had this in mind and it made me sick not to do it so here it is x')

It's not just this meme that I made, I made one with the OAV Oropo :

[classicsinga]

And he said, "Stop. Lying."

[azael1332excel]

Ubisoft be like

[timurs-things]

His long chin gives him away!

[l1zardl1ps]

capitalizing on the following meme template

..to make a shitty one of my own

[joshthemaker913]

"You like Krabby Patties don't you, Squidward?"

I saw this frame from a sports anime (Akakichi no Eleven) the other day and the dude's face reminded me so much of SpongeBob's smug face that I just had to draw this meme lmao.

[theschalowest]

Looking at your reflection in the urinal handle's stem

[sterlinggalaxy13]

There's a meme going around the internet...

Reaver, Sterling, and Logan From Fable series. I'm definitely drawing them like this.

[draw-the-squad-like-this]

Saw this one redraw meme trending around and i’ve yet to see it on tumblr (meme originated on twitter, screencap in question is from Akakichi No Eleven) so figured better send it here!

[dayinanimanga]

Today in Anime History

April 13th, 1970

The Akakichi no Eleven anime premieres. It is the first soccer/football anime.

Based on the manga written by Ikki Kajiwara and illustrated by Mitsuyoshi Sonoda

[eternal80s90sanimeitalia]

https://www.facebook.com/Eternal-Un-Mondo-Di-Cartoni-714974938524935/

[giornalepop]

I SUPERBOYS VENGONO PRIMA DI HOLLY E BENJI

I SUPERBOYS VENGONO PRIMA DI HOLLY E BENJI

Prima che Holly e Benji arrivassero in tv e prima che la nazionale italiana vincesse il mondiale del 1982, in Giappone, nel 1970, veniva trasmesso un cartone animato sul calcio. Si intitolava Akakichi No Eleven ed era composto da 52 episodi. In Italia giunse nel 1982 con il titolo Arrivano i Superboys. Trasmesso da Antenna Nord e altre reti locali, era annunciato da una sigla fischiettante firmata

[ruemondo]

(via Imago Recensio: "Arrivano i Superboys" ("Soccer Boy") - ("Akakichi No Eleven" - "Gli undici rosso sangue" 1970) - puntate 37 e 38)

[dayinanimanga]

Today in AniManga History

September 4th, 1936

Ikki Kajiwara, also known as Asao Takamori, and born Asaki Takamori, was born. Kajiwara was a legendary writer of manga, of which many received anime adaptations. Kajiwara frequently worked with different artists for his manga, but always focused on a theme of sports. Most famously he authored Ashita no Joe and Tiger Mask, about boxing and wrestling respectively. Kajiwara’s work isn’t solely about sports, but also the struggles of youth and oftern underdog type characters.

Kajiwara’s Star of the Giants (illustrated by Noboru Kawasaki) became the first sports anime, and Akakichi no Eleven (illustrated by Mitsuyoshi Sonoda) was the first soccer anime.

Kajiwara passed away in 1987.