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39_Ringo · 12-23-2022, 03:01 AM

My side of the project is more closely about exploring the potential of something like the J.League, where teams are more spread out to represent different metropolitan areas of Japan.

With that being said, founded in 1950 as a way to get Fukuoka "on the map", the Fukuoka Clippers were one of two franchises based in Fukuoka at the start of the JPBL, and while they got off to a hot start, finding their way to the first two Japan Series, they could never seem to get over the hump, and regressed to mediocrity or worse throughout the next 30 years as the rival [TO BE SHOWCASED LATER] took a stranglehold on the city after a slow start. As a result, they moved to Shikoku and became the...

Matsuyama Arrows! in 1978, capturing their first Japan Series title in 1981, with the next coming in 2018. Despite the struggles this team gives them on a regular basis, the residents of the island of Shikoku are some of the most dedicated in all of JPBL.

The logo is taken from what I believe to be a 2009 Icethetics team concept called the St. Louis Archers. The logo font on the uniforms is Jockey by TypeTogether.

uniform_Matsuyama_Arrows_1976-2023.zip

uniform_Matsuyama_Arrows_away_1976-2023.zip

12-23-2022, 03:01 AM	#17
39_Ringo Minors (Single A) Join Date: Apr 2022 Location: indiana Posts: 66	My side of the project is more closely about exploring the potential of something like the J.League, where teams are more spread out to represent different metropolitan areas of Japan. With that being said, founded in 1950 as a way to get Fukuoka "on the map", the Fukuoka Clippers were one of two franchises based in Fukuoka at the start of the JPBL, and while they got off to a hot start, finding their way to the first two Japan Series, they could never seem to get over the hump, and regressed to mediocrity or worse throughout the next 30 years as the rival [TO BE SHOWCASED LATER] took a stranglehold on the city after a slow start. As a result, they moved to Shikoku and became the... Matsuyama Arrows! in 1978, capturing their first Japan Series title in 1981, with the next coming in 2018. Despite the struggles this team gives them on a regular basis, the residents of the island of Shikoku are some of the most dedicated in all of JPBL. The logo is taken from what I believe to be a 2009 Icethetics team concept called the St. Louis Archers. The logo font on the uniforms is Jockey by TypeTogether. uniform_Matsuyama_Arrows_1976-2023.zip uniform_Matsuyama_Arrows_away_1976-2023.zip Last edited by 39_Ringo; 12-24-2022 at 01:43 AM.