the World Youth arc as the captain of the U-20 team, beating Cameroon and Saudi Arabia, but losing to Brazil and Netherlands. Recently, he's the captain for the Olympic France team. Louis Napoleon Louis Napoleon is the ace striker and a forward for the France national team that is quite violent and hot-headed. Despite his behavior, he's an excellent striker that forms the Eiffel Offensive along with Elle Sid Pierre, the captain of the French team. In the matches against England and Malaysia, he scores hat-tricks. In the semi-finals against Japan, he fails to score during the penalty kick shootout. He also played for the French team in the World Youth and is currently playing for Olympic France. Ramón Victorino Ramón Victorino (ラモン・ビクトリーノ) is the forward and captain for the Uruguayan national team, known as the Black Panther of South America because of his ability to run 100 meters in 11 seconds, making him one of the fastest characters in the series. His team defeats Belgium and Spain in the group stages of the world tournament in France, but loses to West Germany in the semi-finals because of Deuter Muller. He's the only player from the U-16 Uruguay team to stay in the U-20 team, where he forms a combo with Ryoma Hino. In the group stages of the World Youth, Uruguay beats Italy and Mexico, but loses to Japan in the second round. They are disqualified from the tournament after losing to Brazil in the quarter-finals. He joins SV Werder Bremen and plays in the Bundesliga opening match against Hamburg SV, but fails to score a goal. Karl-Heinz Schneider The captain and ace striker for the German national team and one of Genzo Wakabayashi's greatest rivals, being able to score a goal at him outside the penalty area. He's the captain of the West Germany team in the Paris World Cup, defeating Canada, Portugal and Uruguay, scoring a hat-trick in all three matches. He faces off against Wakabayashi in the finals against Japan, but despite scoring two goals, Japan wins the tournament. His parents, who were separate, reconcile with one another. Originally from Hamburg SV, he joins Bayern Munich. In the World Youth arc, Germany (who had been reunified) beats Cameroon and the United States in Group B, but loses to Sweden in the final group stage by 3–5. In that match, Sweden captain Stefan Levin injures Schneider and