
Kouji Sakai Jefferson
main character



Kyosuke Kano has lived under the shadow of his successful brother Seisuke all his life who is a professional soccer player. Tired of being compared and downgraded at, he abandoned playing soccer until a boy from his new highschool discovered him and asked him to join their team. Kyosuke joins it and befriends two other first year players named Rodrigo and Sakai with the dream of becomming professional soccer players themselves. (Source: Anime News Network)
Probably, if you enjoy comedy, slice of life and sports, especially stories with football, shounen, school club.
Reception is positive but mixed: 72/100 on AniList, with 47% of 2K ratings at 8/10 or higher. It's the #12 highest-rated anime of 2002.
About 7.1% of viewers drop it, which is typical.
At roughly 19 h 56 min in total, it is a long commitment — about 3 weeks at an hour a day.
Availability, audio and subtitles vary by region and service.
52 episodes are listed.
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Hungry Heart: Wild Striker has 52 episodes of about 23 minutes each, roughly 19 h 56 min in total.
About 19 h 56 min back to back. At two episodes a day it takes 26 days; at one hour a day, about 20 days.
Yes. Hungry Heart: Wild Striker has finished airing — the final episode aired September 10, 2003.
No sequel is listed for Hungry Heart: Wild Striker as of October 2026. You can continue the story in the original manga.
Yes. Hungry Heart: Wild Striker adapts the manga by Youichi Takahashi.
Hungry Heart: Wild Striker was animated by Nippon Animation and directed by Satoshi Saga.
The opening, "2nd Stage", is performed by Kids Alive.
Hungry Heart: Wild Striker is listed on YouTube. Availability varies by region — check the streaming links on this page.