Stone Man
A name absent from the official Shueisha publication list.
In the source list of works published by Shueisha, there is no mention of a character or concept called 'Stone Man' within the Captain Tsubasa series or any other listed work. The name does not appear in any of the manga, light novels, or related publications cataloged from the 1950s through 2005. As such, 'Stone Man' has no basis in the official Shueisha publication record.
- Canon Status
- Non-Canonical / Fan Myth
- Likely Inspiration
- Genzo Wakabayashi (Iron Wall)
- Affiliation
- None (Official Records)
- First Appearance
- N/A
- Media Type
- Fan Theory / Misconception
- Position Association
- Goalkeeper / Defender
- Official Recognition
- Unconfirmed
Verified Timeline
Lore & Background
The source provides a comprehensive list of Captain Tsubasa entries, including 'Captain Tsubasa' (1981), 'Captain Tsubasa Boku wa Misaki Taro' (1984), 'Captain Tsubasa: Saikyo no teki: Holland Youth' (1993), 'Captain Tsubasa: "World Youth" Saga' (1994), 'Captain Tsubasa Millennium Dream' (2000), 'Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002' (2001), 'Captain Tsubasa Final Countdown' (2002), 'Captain Tsubasa FCRB' (2004), and 'Captain Tsubasa Golden Dream' (2004). None of these entries reference a 'Stone Man' character. The term does not appear in any other Shueisha publication on the list, including those from related genres or authors.
In Their Own Story
A reader, having finished 'Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002,' searched the Shueisha publication list for a character called 'Stone Man.' They scanned the 1956-to-2005 entries, checking each Captain Tsubasa title. Finding no match, they closed the catalog. The name simply was not there.
Reader's Guide
To verify any character's existence within the Shueisha-published Captain Tsubasa works, consult the official publication list. The source shows the series began in 1981 and continued through multiple sequels and spin-offs up to 2004. No 'Stone Man' appears in any of these titles. For accurate information, rely on the specific manga volumes and their release dates as recorded by the publisher.
Did You Know?
- The source lists 'Captain Tsubasa' as first published by Shueisha in 1981.
- The source includes nine distinct Captain Tsubasa entries between 1981 and 2004.
- The source lists 'Captain Tsubasa Boku wa Misaki Taro' as a separate 1984 publication.
- The source records 'Captain Tsubasa: Road to 2002' as a 2001 release.
- The source shows 'Captain Tsubasa Golden Dream' as the most recent listed entry, from 2004.
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