Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha

Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha
Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha
	Cover art featuring Godzilla, Kamen Rider Black RX, Ultraman Great and Gundam F91
Developer(s)	Pandora Box
Publisher(s)	Banpresto
Series	Compati Hero Series
Platform(s)	Super Famicom
Release	JP: December 11, 1992;
Genre(s)	Sports (soccer)
Mode(s)	Single-player ; Multiplayer

Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha (バトルサッカーフィールドの覇者, Batoru Sakkā Fīrudo no Hasha, "Battle Soccer: Champions of the Field") is a soccer video game, developed by Pandora Box and published by Banpresto, which was released exclusively in Japan in 1992.

This game features many popular Japanese franchise characters from the Godzilla, Ultraman, Kamen Rider and Gundam franchises.

Team Players[edit]

Team Name	Goalie	Team Mates				Multiple	Recruit Only
Godzilla Fighters	Rodan	Godzilla	King Caesar			Jet Jaguar (5x)
King's Soldiers	King Ghidorah	Mechagodzilla	Gigan			Titanosaurus (5x)
Ultra Heroes	Ultraman Taro	Ultra Seven	Ultraman Ace	Ultraman Great		Ultraman (4x)
Super Beasts	King Joe	Kilazee	Zetton	Eleking	Ace Killer	Baltan (3x)	Kudara (Goalie)
Gundam Warriors	ZZ Gundam	Gundam F91	Gundam MK3	Hyaku Shiki		Gundam (4x)
Mobile Busters	Qubeley	Vigna Gina	MS-14 Gelgoog	DOM		Zaku II (4x)	Queen Mansa (Goalie)
Masked Riders	Kamen Rider Stronger	Kamen Rider Black RX	Kamen Rider V3			Kamen Rider (5x)
Shadow Crushers	Staff Officer Steel	Shadow Moon	Commander Jijaku	Apollo Geist		Shocker Soldier (4x)

References[edit]

^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Release information at GameFAQs

External links[edit]

Battle Soccer at superfamicom.org
Battle Soccer at super-famicom.jp (in Japanese)

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[gamefaqs-1] Release information at GameFAQs

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v t e Godzilla video games
1980s	Godzilla (1983) The Movie Monster Game Monster of Monsters
1990s	Godzilla (1990) War of the Monsters Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha Super Godzilla Kaijū-ō Godzilla Battle Legends Monster War Kaijuu no Daishingeki Trading Battle Generations
2000s	Destroy All Monsters Melee Save the Earth Unleashed
2010s	Godzilla (2014) Kyoei Toshi

v t e Kamen Rider
Created by Shotaro Ishinomori
Shōwa era series	Kamen Rider (1971–1973) V3 (1973–1974) X (1974) Amazon (1974–1975) Stronger (1975) Skyrider (1979–1980) Super-1 (1980–1981) Black (1987–1988) Black RX (1988–1989)
Heisei era series	Kuuga (2000–2001) Agito (2001–2002) Ryuki (2002–2003) 555 (2003–2004) Blade (2004–2005) Hibiki (2005–2006) Kabuto (2006–2007) Den-O (2007–2008) Kiva (2008–2009) Decade (2009) W (2009–2010) OOO (2010–2011) Fourze (2011–2012) Wizard (2012–2013) Gaim (2013–2014) Drive (2014–2015) Ghost (2015–2016) Ex-Aid (2016–2017) Build (2017–2018) Zi-O (2018–2019)
Reiwa era series	Zero-One (2019–2020) Saber (2020–2021) Revice (2021–2022) Geats (2022–2023) Gotchard (2023–2024)
TVSP	ZX (1984) G (2009)
Original films	vs. Shocker (1972) Shin: Prologue (1992) ZO (1993) J (1994) World (1994) The First (2005) The Next (2007) Kamen Rider 1 (2016) Shin Kamen Rider (2023)
Video games	Compati Hero series SD the Great Battle Battle Soccer: Field no Hasha Battle Racers Super Hero Operations: Diedal's Ambition Charinko Hero Great Battle Fullblast Super Hero Generation The Masked Rider: Kamen Rider ZO (1994) Kamen Rider Battle (2008-onwards) Climax series (2009 - 2018) Rider Generation/Revolution (2011-2016) Battride War (2013-2016) Memory of Heroez (2020)
Manga and light novels	Spirits (2001–present) Fuuto PI (2017–present) 913 (2019–2022) Ohiru no Shocker-san (2021–present)
Other media	SD Ultraman vs. Kamen Rider Amazons (2016–2017) Black Sun (2022) Outsiders (2022-present)
American series	Masked Rider (1995–1996) Kamen Rider: Dragon Knight (2008–2009)
See also	Skull Man Cyborg 009 Kikaider Super Hero Time Rangers Strike Super Sentai Metal Hero Pretty Cure Shichisei Tōshin Guyferd Rider Chips Kamen Rider Girls SciFi Japan TV S.I.C. Hanuman and the Five Riders

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