What is 38-0?
38-0 is a football XI builder and season simulator where you build a team, run a 38-match season, and try to finish with 38 wins, 0 draws, and 0 losses.
Draft J.League players, simulate 38 matches, and see whether your squad can finish with 38 wins, 0 draws, and 0 losses.
38-0 means a perfect 38-match season: 38 wins, 0 draws, 0 losses.
Kickoff
J1 League
38 matches
Best
0-0-0
Streak
0
Runs
0
Formation
Difficulty
Show ratings
Pick mode
Player ratings
Era
Player pool from official J.League roster and league appearance records.
Loading J1 player pool.
Daily route saves your streak. Practice runs are for testing formations.
Keep playing
Four quick games, one more reason to stay in the match.
Build a J1 League XI, then run a full 38-match simulator and see if your team can go 38-0.
38-0 is a football XI builder and season simulator where you build a team, run a 38-match season, and try to finish with 38 wins, 0 draws, and 0 losses.
Pick a balanced formation, draft strong J1 players for every position, choose a manager style, and run the simulator. A 38-0 record means your XI wins all 38 matches with no draws or losses.
The playable pool uses cleaned 2015-2025 J1 player source seasons from official J.LEAGUE player directory roster rows merged with J.League Data Site league-only appearance, minute, and goal records. Player source seasons are separate from the 38-match simulation route.
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J1 League 38-0
This page is the playable 38-0 entry. J1 is the default mode here, with official roster and league appearance records powering the player pool.
The 38-0 page opens directly into J1 League. Choose a formation, set the difficulty, pick 11 players, and simulate the season without passing through a league selector.
38-0 means a perfect 38-match season: 38 wins, 0 draws, and 0 losses. Each run asks whether this J1 XI can survive the full route without dropping a match.
Use the daily J1 challenge to keep a local streak, or use practice runs to test formations, rerolls, rating visibility, manager styles, and harder simulator settings.