Although you still have your typical sports anime story with following a protagonist (Kyosuke, in this case) and his will to win the national championship. When I say that Wild Striker doesn't bring anything new, the one exemption from that can be with the story. Oh, by the way, this is a soccer (football) anime, for your information. However, after watching this anime, you cannot help but feel a special bond to it after following the journey and life's ups It's not a revolutionary anime by any means, and its relatively unknown compared to some of the other mainstream sports anime like Prince of Tennis, Eyeshield 21 Major, Shoot!, etc.
Hungry Heart Wild Striker brings nothing new to the table. I was simply looking for a sports anime that I could watch in my free time and also was relatively long (52 episodes) that hopefully enjoyable. If you can look over the bad animation I'm certain you'll enjoy this.When I first started watching this anime, I really didn't expect anything special. Not to mention the soundtracks are beautiful and will give you goosebumps. Its unfinished and that's not a sly on the anime but just the fact there are just 52 episodes. I hated it simply because I was left wanting more. I loved it because it went against the grain and there are few things that surprise me in an anime ending, you usually know where it's going but this was different. It was emotional and i loved it and I hated it too. The ending was simply poetic to put it best. Coping with family issues, love, setbacks it really has everything. Although it's a sports anime, it's so much more that limiting it to just football is simply wrong. The story revolves around him being compared to his elder brother who is a young star for AC Milan and him not being able to show that ability. Hungry heart starts out as a story about a school kid who is a delinquent but also has a great football instincts. It's childish in parts but as an overall experience there are few sports anime that can come near this one. I rewatched this anime after I first saw it as a kid.
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