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Tsunami's New Club Challenges Raimon to a Match at Oumihara Junior High
Sep 16, 2009Tsunami informs the Raimon team that he has joined the soccer club at his school, Oumihara Junior High, and issued a challenge for a match. The Raimon players travel to the opposing school to begin the game. During the contest, they discover that despite the unusual nature of their opponents, the Oumihara team possesses significant skill. The narrative focuses on the gameplay dynamics, specifically questioning how the opposing side consistently manages to steal the ball from Raimon and evade their attacks with such effectiveness throughout the encounter.
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Raimon secures a narrow win against Oumihara while Endou masters the Seigi no Tekken
Sep 23, 2009The match between Raimon and Oumihara proceeds with intense determination from both sides, resulting in a close victory for Raimon. Following the game, Endou receives guidance on utilizing the Seigi no Tekken technique. To execute the necessary movements, he must first learn to surf under Tsunami’s instruction. Despite initial difficulties, Endou successfully learns to surf and thereby masters the Seigi no Tekken. However, the team’s celebration is brief, as the arrival of Epsilon interrupts their moment of triumph and signals the continuation of their challenges.
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Epsilon's Counterattack!
Sep 30, 2009Raimon faces the upgraded Epsilon Kai, now joined by Tsunami Jousuke. Fubuki Shirou, influenced by overhearing the opponents, undergoes a psychological shift, switching identities with Megane and suffering a breakdown after his Eternal Blizzard is blocked by Drill Smasher and subsequently ignored by Desarm. Despite Raimon's improved defense from Domon, Ichinose, and Kogure, and failed attempts by Rika using Rose Splash and a combined Butterfly Dream with Touko, Epsilon Kai dominates. Desarm, initially a defender, switches to forward and scores with Gungnir, putting Epsilon Kai ahead 1-0. Throughout the match, mysterious observers, including a hooded figure and Hijikata, watch from the sidelines as Raimon struggles to counter the opposing team's enhanced abilities and Desarm's precise blocks.
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Revival Flames: Endou and Gouenji Turn the Tide Against Desarm and Epsilon Kai
Sep 30, 2009Seigi no Tekken fails against Epsilon Kai, prompting Tachimukai to critique its lack of intensity. Desarm dominates using Gungnir, bypassing defenses until Tsunami Jousuke intervenes. Meanwhile, Onigawara, disguised as Gouenji, encounters aliens on an island before Hijikata urges him to rejoin the team. Gouenji arrives at the stadium just as Endou blocks another Gungnir, sending the ball out of bounds. Gouenji reveals himself, steals the ball, and scores with a powerful Fire Tornado. Ichinose retrieves possession via Flame Dance, allowing Gouenji to score the second goal with Bakunetsu Storm. Following the match, Gazel banishes Epsilon Kai, declaring them useless and anticipating a future battle with Endou.
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Diamond Dust Threatens Tokyo With Black Soccer Balls
Oct 6, 2009Following their victory against Epsilon Kai, Raimon's spirits are high as they prepare to return home. However, Diamond Dust intercepts them, issuing a threat that Tokyo will be randomly destroyed by black soccer balls unless the team agrees to play a match. The ensuing game proves difficult from the start, with Endou struggling even against standard shots. Just as the situation seems dire, an unexpected figure from their past appears before the team, adding a new layer of complexity to the confrontation.
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Aphrodi arrives unexpectedly to support Raimon during the ongoing match.
Oct 14, 2009Aphrodi joins Raimon mid-match, surprising the team as a former rival. While Gouenji, Kidou, and Endou accept his presence, the remaining original members harbor deep distrust toward him. This tension creates a difficult atmosphere for the squad. However, the situation begins to shift positively when Tsunami gains control of the ball, suggesting a potential turning point in the game. The narrative focuses on the immediate reaction to this unexpected alliance and the gradual easing of internal conflict as play progresses, highlighting the complex dynamics between old teammates and the new arrival without revealing the final outcome of the match.
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Raimon Reorganizes Roles as Endou Switches to Libero and Tachimukai Takes Goalkeeper Duties
Oct 21, 2009Coach Hitomiko removes Endou from the goalkeeper position and assigns him to libero. Aphrodi moves to forward, while Tachimukai becomes the new goalkeeper for Raimon. This strategic shift creates a super-aggressive Raimon Eleven. Endou develops a new hissatsu called Megaton Head. He also passes his grandfather's incomplete ultimate move, Mugen The Hand, to Tachimukai. With assistance from Tsunami, Tachimukai begins practicing this technique. The team undergoes significant tactical changes to enhance their offensive and defensive capabilities through these new roles and techniques.
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Endo and Goenji face off in a crucial match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen
Oct 28, 2009Kidou requests the Raimon Eleven to train at Teikoku Gakuen and organizes a friendly match. He joins the Teikoku side alongside Endou and Domon to help Raimon master the Death Zone technique. During the game, the team learns that the shot's power increases with inequality. Sakuma reassures Kidou that he has not betrayed them and that Raimon is the best place for his development. This support allows Kidou to play without worry and begin practicing Death Zone 2.
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The Miraculous Team! The Chaos!!
Nov 4, 2009Raimon receives a challenge from Gazel and Burn to prove their superiority in two days. The team trains intensively, focusing on Death Zone 2, Mugen The Hand, and formations around Gouenji and Aphrodi. Fubuki struggles with his past and Atsuya, briefly interacting with children before returning to the group. On match day at Teikoku Stadium, Raimon faces The Chaos. Despite efforts like Heaven's Time and Megaton Head, Raimon's defense fails repeatedly. Tachimukai's attempts at Majin The Hand fail, and The Chaos scores effortlessly. The match ends with The Chaos leading 10-0, showcasing their overwhelming power.
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Otomura helps Kidou stop Chaos's rhythm while Gazel and Burn use Fire Blizzard.
Nov 11, 2009Otomura enables Kidou to counter Chaos's rhythm, reversing the match flow as Raimon scores continuously. Gazel and Burn employ Fire Blizzard to unite their divided team members. Chaos establishes an ultimate defense by merging Frozen Steal and Ignite Steal. Aphrodi attempts to breach this wall but fails, sustaining an injury that forces him to leave the team. Coach Hitomiko refuses to substitute Rika despite the injuries, causing Rika significant anger. The match is halted by Gran, who refers to Hitomiko as his sister, raising questions about their relationship.
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Arrival at Aliea Academy Reveals Family Secrets and New Challenges
Nov 18, 2009Raimon discovers that Hitomiko and Gran are siblings, prompting demands for answers. Hitomiko insists they must continue riding the Inazuma Caravan to Mt. Fuji to learn the truth. After deliberation, the team agrees to proceed. During the night, Fubuki trains alone but struggles to score. Gouenji joins him, but rain triggers Fubuki’s panic as thunder reminds him of the avalanche that killed his family. Fubuki admits he hates being alone, yet Gouenji leaves him to face his own issues. Later, Endou discusses the Earth hissatsu from his grandfather’s notebook. Upon reaching Mt. Fuji, the group is shocked by a giant UFO-like floating object.
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The True Identity of Aliea Academy Revealed
Dec 2, 2009Raimon enters Aliea Gakuen and discovers that the students are human children whose abilities were enhanced by the Aliea meteorite. This shocking revelation exposes the true nature of the academy. Immediately following this discovery, a decisive battle begins between Raimon and The Genesis. This conflict is fought to determine the fate of the world, marking a critical turning point in the ongoing struggle between the two opposing forces.
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Raimon struggles against The Genesis as Fubuki finds clarity and equalizes the score.
Dec 9, 2009The match between Raimon and The Genesis continues with Raimon trailing by one goal. Tachimukai fails to stop the ball with Mugen The Hand, prompting Fubuki to return to the field to find his answer. Atsuya maintains control over him until Gouenji kicks the ball at Fubuki and asks if he can hear their voices. Fubuki then understands his father's meaning of perfect, gains control over Atsuya's soul, and plays soccer using a new hissatsu called Wolf Legend to equalize the score. However, Kira Seijirou reveals that The Genesis consists of normal humans who strengthened themselves through training rather than Aliea meteorite energy. The Genesis displays their true power, scores another goal with Supernova, and breaks through the evolved Mugen The Hand. The score becomes 2-1 with The Genesis taking the lead.
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Raimon Unifies to Defeat Genesis with Earth Hissatsu
Dec 16, 2009The second half begins with The Genesis maintaining their lead. Kira Seijirou reveals the truth that he dismissed other Raimon members for being weak, which enrages Endou and causes him to charge alone before failing. Coach Hitomiko expresses her desire to change her father's mind, noting she cannot succeed alone but can with everyone's help. The Raimon team unifies their feelings and utilizes the new hissatsu, The Earth, to win the match. After Seijirou realizes his mistakes, Ulvida loses her temper toward "their father" and shoots a ball at him. The episode concludes with the shocked expressions of all the characters present.
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The Neverending Threat!
Dec 23, 2009Raimon has finally defeated The Genesis, and opens Seijirou's eyes. But, in the end, what was the real reason of why Aliea Gakuen begun?!
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Raimon faces former teammates known as the Dark Emperors in a high-stakes match.
Jan 6, 2010Raimon returns to their foggy school and encounters cloaked figures who reveal themselves as former teammates, the Dark Emperors. Powered by the Aliea Meteorite, they challenge Raimon to a match. Although Endou initially refuses and Kidou argues against the fight, Endou eventually agrees after Kazemaru insists on the confrontation. During the game, Kazemaru plays as a surprisingly fast forward, stealing the ball from Endou and teasing him about his goalkeeper skills. His shot is blocked by Mugen The Hand. Raimon attempts the Bakunetsu Storm, but it is easily countered. The Dark Emperors then use Wyvern Crash, which Fubuki blocks just in time, though the second attempt breaks through. The first half concludes with the Dark Emperors leading by one goal.
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Raimon fights back from a deficit as Dark Emperors attack violently
Jan 13, 2010Despite losing two points in the first half, Raimon recovers them in the second half. The situation deteriorates when the Dark Emperors begin violent attacks. The Raimon Eleven attempt to block shots with their bodies but fall sequentially. Endou returns to the goalkeeper position to replace the injured Tachimukai. The team struggles against these former friends while trying to remember the true spirit of soccer amidst the intense physical confrontation.
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The Strongest Team Returns in Blizzard Version After Aliea Gakuen Conflict Ends
Jan 20, 2010With the prolonged conflict against Aliea Gakuen concluded, Raimon members prepare to depart. Fubuki encounters Endou at his training location, where they reminisce about their shared history, ranging from the emergence of Gemini Storm to their trip to Okinawa. Gouenji subsequently joins the pair as they reflect on their journey together.
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Gouenji Recalls Leaving Raimon and Promises a Match Against Hakuren
Jan 27, 2010Gouenji shares his past departure from Raimon with Endou and Fubuki, prompting the trio to reflect on their extensive history. They remember their numerous battles against Aliea Gakuen, their rigorous training sessions, and the friends and enemies they encountered along the way. Following this nostalgic discussion, the three players make a specific promise to face off in a match between Raimon and Hakuren during their next encounter. This narrative focuses on their shared memories and the commitment to future competition without revealing specific outcomes or additional plot details beyond this agreed-upon challenge.
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Team Japan Assembles for the Global Football Frontier International Tournament
Feb 3, 2010The Football Frontier International, described as the greatest competition in history, draws players from across the globe who aim to become the world's best. Japan’s Coach Hibiki has assembled a diverse group of twenty-two candidates for selection. This roster includes players from Raimon, individuals from friends' and rivals' schools, former enemies from Aliea Gakuen, and complete strangers. These twenty-two candidates participate in a selection match to determine the final representatives for Japan. The event highlights the intense competition as various talents unite under Hibiki’s guidance to compete on the international stage.
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The Birth of Inazuma Japan!
Feb 10, 2010A match determines who represents Japan, with Coach Hibiki selecting 16 players from 22 candidates for Inazuma Japan. Endou and Kidou lead two determined teams in a fierce contest watched by friends and Fuyuppe's father, Kudou Michiya. Hiroto scores first with Ryuusei Blade, but Gouenji equalizes with Bakunetsu Storm. Someoka takes a 2-1 lead via Wyvern Crash before the half ends. Midorikawa ties the game with Astro Break in the second half. Ultimately, Endou's team wins when Fubuki scores with Wolf Legend. Following the match, Coach Hibiki introduces Kudou Michiya as the new FFI coach for Inazuma Eleven. Kudou then announces the 16 selected players, marking the beginning of a new era for Inazuma Japan.
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The Cursed Coach!
Feb 17, 2010Inazuma Japan's practice begins with Toramaru arriving late, prompting Fudou to mock him. Coach Kudou introduces Fuyuka as the new manager, though she has not yet regained her memories. The team quickly realizes the strict nature of their training. Afterward, Hiroto asks Endou about Kudou, who is described as a good coach. During subsequent sessions, Fudou tackles Kazemaru violently but receives praise from Kudou. Endou, Kazemaru, Kabeyama, and Kurimatsu feel depressed after training but are served ramen and charsiu at Rairaiken shop. On the third day, Haruna and Megane sneak into the Junior High Soccer Association Headquarters to investigate Kudou, discovering rumors that he is the "Cursed Coach." Endou observes Someoka practicing to join the team under FFI rules. Later, the team learns they will play against Australia's Big Waves and are ordered to stay in their rooms instead of practicing.
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Inazuma Japan faces Box Lock Defense as Coach Kudou restricts their movements before the match
Feb 24, 2010Coach Kudou prevents Endou and his teammates from leaving their accommodation, though he allows Toramaru to return home. Tsunami manages to escape when the coach is absent, but the others remain confined. Meanwhile, a group seeks out Tobitaka, who receives permission from Kudou to leave. Impatient with the delay, Endou begins training in his room, prompting the rest of the team to join him. When the match day arrives, Inazuma Japan is quickly overpowered by the opposing team's Big Waves Hissatsu tactics, specifically the Box Lock Defense. The team must find a way to break through this formidable defensive strategy before the game concludes.
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Inazuma Japan Faces Big Waves in a Tense Match with Changing Tactics
Nov 1, 2011Inazuma Japan trails Big Waves by one point as the match intensifies. Kidou Yuuto overcomes the Box Lock Defense tactic, prompting a strategic shift. The outcome remains uncertain as Japan fights to recover. Attention turns to Tsunami Jousuke, who attempts to execute a new shooting hissatsu. Simultaneously, Endou Mamoru must defend against the powerful Megalodon shot. The episode explores whether Japan can withstand the pressure and secure a victory against the formidable opposition.
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- How many episodes does Inazuma Eleven have?
- Inazuma Eleven has 127 episodes.
- When did Inazuma Eleven come out?
- Inazuma Eleven came out in 2008.
- Which studio made Inazuma Eleven?
- Inazuma Eleven was produced by OLM.
- Who directed Inazuma Eleven?
- Inazuma Eleven was directed by Katsuhito Akiyama.
- Is Inazuma Eleven finished?
- Current status of Inazuma Eleven: Finished.