Shun Nitta, recognized internationally as Patrick Everett, emerges as a formidable Japanese forward introduced during middle school regional qualifiers. Representing Otomo Middle School, he positions himself as the central offensive rival to Tsubasa Oozora’s Nankatsu team, cementing his reputation as Japan’s second-leading striker behind Kojiro Hyuga. His explosive acceleration, relentless aerial ability, and evolving signature technique—the Peregrin Falcon Shot, which adapts into precision volley iterations—solidify his role as a relentless scoring threat. After Tsubasa’s departure to Brazil, Nitta strategically joins Nankatsu High School under Taro Misaki’s captaincy, competing in the national tournament finals. This shift underscores his tactical flexibility and maturation within evolving team structures. His career ascends domestically with Kashiwa Reysol in the J-League and internationally through Japan’s U23 squad, reinforcing his enduring relevance across competitive tiers. Nitta’s growth intertwines with a dynamic rivalry and collaborative partnership with Ken Wakashimazu, forged through shared training at their dojo. This bond highlights his disciplined dedication to honing physical resilience and technical refinement. Throughout his narrative, he maintains a consistent presence as a secondary yet pivotal forward within Japan’s Golden Generation, supporting team triumphs without eclipsing central figures like Tsubasa or Hyuga. Documented media confines his appearances to core series installments and the *Road to 2002* arc, with no expansion into spin-offs or alternative adaptations. His portrayal prioritizes athletic development and strategic contributions over personal backstory or off-field motivations.