Captain Tsubasa 2 Super Moves

Gauge is a team resource schedule

If your only striker sits on a full gauge while midfielders are empty, you will force selfish finishes. Rotate who contests so the player who needs the next Super Pass or Super Tackle actually has meter. Versus punish one-gauge teams that always dump on the first green prompt.

Charge shots still matter beside S-moves

Systems copy separates charged shots (normal shot → stronger shot move when fully charged) from character Super Moves. You can Break a keeper with Chain + charge even when the gauge is empty — do not stall forever waiting for a Super Shot icon.

Next: map which Super Move type belongs to which job on the pitch.

Forwards: Shot and Aerial are different tools

A grounded Super Shot answers a carry into the box. A Super Aerial Shot answers a centering pass — official systems copy calls out connecting from the cross. If you only practice ground shots, you will waste wing service that your roster was built to convert.

Midfielders: Pass and Dribble are Chain engines

Midfield Super Moves exist to move the field state, not only to pad highlight reels. Super Pass into a free striker protects Chain Level; Super Dribble through a single marker extends it. Empty midfield gauges are why many Journey stalls feel “stuck at the arc.”

Defenders: Tackle and Block end enemy Chains

Super Tackle and Super Block are the defensive answer to an opponent’s high Chain. Saving the gauge for the moment they commit a Super Dribble is often better than spending early on a random midfield poke. Pair this with Max Tackle timing from the systems page.

With types clear, wire them into Chain on purpose.

Think “link budget,” not “ult forever”

Every gauge spend should answer: does this raise Chain, protect Chain, or cash Chain? If the answer is “looks cool,” hold the button. Ranked players punish highlight Super Shots that reset your only meter while their keeper is still at full max.

Read the systems page beside this one

Chain Level caps, stamina collisions, and Break permanence are detailed on systems. This page only owns the Super Move type map and spend patterns.

Use the decision table next when you hesitate mid-attack.

Next reading

Browse who actually owns those kits on players, compare early picks on the tier list, and stress-test spends in Versus.

What Stage 3 ships vs what P1 adds

Stage 3 gives you the type overview, activation loop, and Chain spend rules. P1 may add `/super-moves/{slug}` detail pages once names, footage, and stamina notes are locked. Until then, treat player pages as the roster index and this page as the rules index.

How to verify a name yourself

Open Practice with the character, trigger each Super Move, and write the on-screen title exactly. Cross-check against official patch / Bandai notes when they list techniques. Do not trust auto-generated wikis that mix Rise of New Champions IDs into WORLD FIGHTERS.