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1 / 2- 1EP 1
Arion arrives at Raimon Junior High and challenges a mysterious boy who claims the football team is finished.
May 4, 2011Arion Sherwind, passionate about football, enrolls at Raimon Junior High, the school that won the world title ten years ago. On his first morning, he skips the opening ceremony to visit the football pitch, where he discovers the team members defeated and injured. A mysterious boy stands among them, declaring that Raimon Football is dead and questioning the value of the sport. Arion challenges this stranger to determine the future of the team, but he is quickly overpowered by the opponent's superior skill and strength.
- 2EP 2
Arion Steals the Ball from Victor Blade, Leading to a Raimon vs Black Templars Match
May 11, 2011Arion steals the ball from Victor Blade, who retaliates with a furious shot. Riccardo Di Rigo, captain of the Raimon team, intercepts the ball with another shot, standing alongside the varsity Raimon Eleven. Victor Blade smirks, declaring that he and his Order of Black Templars, sent by the Fifth Sector organization, will become the new Raimon Eleven. A football battle ensues for the right to bear that name. The Order of Black Templars attacks relentlessly, with Victor Blade using Special moves to score repeatedly. Raimon appears doomed until Coach Percival makes the stunning decision to send the newcomer, Arion, into the match.
- 3EP 3
Raimon Soccer Club Collapse and the Fall of the Team
May 18, 2011A football legend states that focused energy manifests as visible Fighting Spirits, a truth Victor Blade demonstrates. Pushed to his limits and inspired by Arion, Riccardo summons his own spirit to block an unblockable shot. Before Victor and Riccardo can clash, the match ends abruptly. The Order of Black Templars leaves, vowing to return, while the Raimon Football team falls into disarray. Facing the looming Fifth Sector, many members quit despite Arion’s desire to stay. Riccardo must decide how to handle the situation as the team faces potential dissolution and internal conflict over its future direction.
- 4EP 4
Tenma's Club Entrance Test!
May 25, 2011Victor joins the Raimon Football team without tryouts, angering the squad. Upperclassman Riccardo, named captain, struggles to protect the club under Fifth Sector rules. Arion and J.P. train so intensely that they arrive late for their entrance exam. The senior members watch their relentless dedication, refusing breaks for lunch or recess. Amidst these rising emotions, Victor observes the pair. When Arion declares his goal to join the team, Victor responds simply, "Do whatever you like."
- 5EP 5
Tenma discovers a fixed match against Eito and witnesses the team's forced defeat.
Jun 1, 2011Tenma wakes up excited for the soccer club, where new and existing members introduce themselves. Otonashi distributes first-team uniforms, noting that the second team disbanded due to departures. During practice, Shindou confronts Tsurugi about his behavior. Megane receives a call from Coach Kudou revealing a fixed match against Eito, requiring Raimon to lose 3-0. Shindou is later handed a bribe ticket by a parent. In the game, Eito scores while Raimon members feign weakness, shocking Tenma. A mysterious spectator at the stadium also watches the predetermined outcome in disbelief.
- 6EP 6
Eito dominates early as Tenma struggles with pressure while Shindou scores unconsciously
Jun 8, 2011Eito leads with three points, confusing Tenma about the team's sudden shooting proficiency. Tenma learns that ignoring Fifth Sector orders could disband the team, causing him to lose focus until he steals the ball from Eito. He passes to Shindou, who initially refuses but eventually shoots unconsciously, responding to Tenma's feelings and scoring. The match ends 1-3. Principal Kudou is fired for his actions, and he contacts Megane to continue their plans. Shindou learns of the firing and rushes to see Kudou, who departs after urging Shindou not to forget the feeling of scoring. With no coach remaining, the future of the Raimon soccer club remains uncertain.
- 7EP 7
Coach Evans Arrives as Percival Travis Departs Raimon
Jun 15, 2011Percival Travis is dismissed for disobeying Fifth Sector orders and departs Raimon, urging Arion to continue the struggle. Riccardo, heartbroken by the loss of his trusted mentor, isolates himself. The team morale sinks as they welcome their new instructor, the legendary Mark Evans. Evans declares their goal is to practice for victory, raising suspicions among the players about his true allegiance to Fifth Sector. He instructs the squad to gather at the riverside pitch, but only Arion and J.P. attend the meeting, leaving the rest of the team absent.
- 8EP 8
Shindou's Departure and Endou's Secret Order
Jun 22, 2011After Kidokawa Seishuu defeats Raimon 2-1 to win the Nationals, Endou receives a Fifth Sector order to lose the upcoming Holy Road tournament without scoring. He hides this directive from his teammates. Meanwhile, Shindou announces his intention to quit the team, causing distress among the members. Tenma confronts Shindou at the riverbank, where they clash using Fortissimo and Soyokaze Step. Endou observes their battle, and Shindou eventually breaks down, feeling unworthy of leadership. Endou encourages him, stating that tears make a true captain, leading Shindou to accept the captaincy and return to the squad. The episode concludes with Tsurugi warning Shindou about the impending match and the secret instruction to forfeit without scoring.
- 9EP 9
The Curtain Rises At Last! Holy Road!!
Jun 29, 2011Endou proposes Raimon’s participation in the Holy Road tournament, though he appears troubled by the prospect. Matsukaze Tenma spends time with Sangoku Taichi, receiving advice from him. That night, Tenma trains with Nishizono Shinsuke at Kasenjiki. The following day, Raimon faces Tengawara in the first half. Raimon falls behind 2-0. When Kita Ichiban shoots toward the goal, Shindou stops the ball and declares he will not follow Fifth Sector’s command. Shindou then uses Kami no Takuto and scores with Fortissimo, bringing the score to 1-0.
- 10EP 10
Riccardo defies orders to score first goal as Milky Way Charter School fights back
Jul 6, 2011During the first regional round of the Saints Way tournament, Riccardo scores the opening goal against Milky Way Charter School despite Fifth Sector's orders. He vows Raimon will win, but teammates hesitate due to fear of consequences. Milky Way Charter School dominates through rough play, forcing Arion and others to struggle. Midfielder Zaphod Riker utilizes his fighting spirits to equalize the score. He mocks Riccardo for lacking control over his own fighting spirits. The tension escalates when Riker tells Sam that a loser like him could never block his shot, setting the stage for further conflict in the match.
- 11EP 11
Tsurugi reveals his past and joins Mannouzaka to destroy Raimon
Jul 13, 2011Tenma recalls a past game before racing to school with Shinsuke. Club members display mixed emotions while Endou faces the principal. Tsurugi visits his injured brother Yuuichi, learning their childhood soccer accident caused Yuuichi’s paralysis. He then meets former coach Ishido Shuuji. During practice, Minamisawa resigns, leading Kurama to blame Tenma. Endou advises Shindou not to fear Tsurugi. Tenma attempts to explain soccer’s true value to Tsurugi. On game day, Tsurugi replaces Minamisawa despite team concerns. The opponent captain mentions the Fifth Sector, causing Tsurugi to flinch. The match begins, and Tsurugi immediately kicks the ball into Raimon’s goal to score for Mannouzaka, following Fifth Sector’s orders. He declares his intent to destroy Raimon, shocking his former teammates.
- 12EP 12
Mannouzaka Jr. High's Miracle Play and the Avatar's Intervention
Jul 20, 2011Tsurugi scores an own goal to ensure Raimon loses 1-0, following Fifth Sector orders. Mannouzaka plays violently, injuring players like Kirino, who cannot stand after Shirato Kiyoshirou’s tackle. Tenma opposes this style but is repeatedly hit, nearly suffering a foot injury before Tsurugi saves him. Tsurugi warns Mannouzaka captain Isozaki Kenma, who dismisses the risk of permanent damage. Remembering his brother’s injury, Tsurugi uses Death Sword to equalize the score at 1-1. Aoi tends to Tenma’s minor injury, allowing him to continue. Shindou informs Kirino that he, Amagi, Hamano, Hayami, and Kurama will not play in the second half to avoid Fifth Sector retaliation. Mannouzaka starts with only ten players. Tsurugi attempts another Death Sword, but Shinoyama Mitsuru’s Keshin, Kikai Hei Galleus, blocks it. Mitsuyoshi Yozakura uses Kijutsuma Purim and Magician's Box to score, making it 2-1 for Mannouzaka.
- 13EP 13
Raimon's Awakening!?
Jul 27, 2011The match between Raimon and Mannouzaka continues with Tsurugi struggling to break through defenses until Shindou urges teamwork. After a failed pass to Tenma and a near-goal by Mannouzaka that tests Sangoku’s Burning Catch, Seto angrily rallies her teammates to support their efforts. Mitsuyoshi Yozakura attempts a final blow with his keshin, but Kurumada steals the ball using Dash Train. The team joins the attack, and a rebound brings the ball to Kurama, who passes to Tsurugi. Tsurugi scores with his keshin hissatsu, Lost Angel. Finally, Shindou uses Fortissimo to secure the victory. With Shinoyama exhausted and unable to use his keshin, Raimon wins the game 3-2.
- 14EP 14
Shinsuke's Special Technique!
Aug 3, 2011Shinsuke and Aoi leave Tenma's house determined to win the Holy Road Tournament. Tenma finds Shinsuke training by the river and offers help after hearing his resolve. They join morning practice late, apologizing to the team. The group is energized by Shinsuke's goal to master a new hissatsu technique, which he names "Buttobi Jump." While Kirino, Shindou, Hayami, and Hamano discuss their tournament prospects, Tenma and Shinsuke practice Sangoku, Amagi, and Kuramada attempts to assist, but all fail. Aki arrives with Aoi to bring food and offers advice to Shinsuke. Eventually, he successfully masters the Buttobi Jump. Regaining his confidence, Shinsuke and his teammates resolve to win the Holy Road Tournament.
- 15EP 15
Raimon prepares for Teikoku while Kidou Yuuto returns to confront his past and former teammates.
Aug 10, 2011Ishido Shuuji discusses the Kanto Region Holy Road match at Fifth Sector headquarters before Endou informs Raimon that Teikoku is their next opponent, shocking the team who expected Aoba. Matsukaze shows enthusiasm while Shindou proposes a new hissatsu tactic. Kirino, Sangoku, Hamano, Amagi, and Hayami assist Shindou, but the attempt fails. Shindou and Kurama continue to struggle with the technique. Meanwhile, Tsurugi watches his sleeping brother at the hospital and recalls a magazine article about the Holy Emperor and a past agreement. Teikoku members, including Sakuma and Kidou, observe Raimon’s training. Kidou provides a briefing before sending a text to Endou. Later, Kidou meets Endou and Haruna near Inazuma Steel Plaza, where he remains unmoved by their pleas. Matsukaze finds Tsurugi in room no. 315 talking to his brother, with Tenma interrupting briefly. Matsukaze reports to Endou, who boosts morale by revealing the team’s practice of Ultimate Thunder. On match day, Ichino Nanasuke and Aoyama Shunsuke attend. Despite Teikoku’s relaxed demeanor and Raimon’s missing member and incomplete tactic, Tenma encourages the team. Kurumada warns of Teikoku’s strength. Endou and Haruna converse while Kidou watches from afar, anticipating the match.
- 16EP 16
Raimon faces Teikoku Academy's overwhelming defense and a moral dilemma for Tsurugi.
Aug 17, 2011Raimon struggles against Teikoku, as Shindou’s Fortissimo is blocked without a hissatsu and their Ultimate Thunder tactic fails. Shinsuke regains confidence through Coach Endou’s encouragement to attempt Buttobi Jump. Kurama, inspired by the team’s perseverance, helps refine the tactic, but Teikoku defender Ryuuzaki Ouji counters with his keshin, Ryuukishi Tedis. Meanwhile, at the hospital, Tsurugi’s former coach Kuroki Zenzou tells him that Raimon’s loss will cure his brother. Tsurugi’s brother overhears this, creating a conflict between family and team loyalty. The match concludes with Teikoku captain Mikado Haruma using Koutei Penguin 7 to break Sangoku’s Burning Catch, putting Teikoku ahead 1-0.
- 17EP 17
Tsurugi decides to help Raimon while the team battles Teikoku's powerful attacks.
Aug 24, 2011Tsurugi struggles with whether to assist Raimon, recalling events from Episode 16. Raimon faces Teikoku's Sargasso and Britannia Cross, losing possession to Kurama and Hayami. Mikado scores using his Keshin, but Sangoku fails to block the shot with Burning Catch, making it 0-2 due to Koutei Penguin 7 from Episode 16. At the hospital, Tsurugi Yuuichi overhears Kyousuke discussing making Raimon lose with his former coach. Yuuichi cries, leaving Kyousuke guilty. After the first half, Kyousuke joins Raimon despite Kurama's distrust, supported by Matsukaze. Tsurugi attempts Ultimate Thunder twice unsuccessfully due to worry about Yuuichi, but succeeds on the third try after recalling their happy soccer moments. Matsukaze scores with Mach Wind against Power Spike, bringing the score to 1-2. Mikado and Shindou use their Keshin, with Shindou breaking through. Nishizono scores with Buttobi Jump, and Tsurugi secures the win with Death Drop. Yuuichi watches happily. Endou questions Kidou about his Teikoku coaching and Fifth Sector ties.
- 18EP 18
Teikoku Gakuen members revealed as resistance against Fifth Sector
Aug 31, 2011Kidou and others at Teikoku Gakuen are exposed as part of a resistance group secretly opposing the Fifth Sector. This faction includes Coach Kudou, Hibiki Seigou, who appears to lead the group, and Raimon Souichirou, the former Chief Director of Raimon. Also involved are Hirai Shinzou and Endou Natsumi. Former Raimon players Ichino and Aoyama demonstrate continued concern for the team, particularly because they can now participate in Real soccer. The group is later observed enjoying soccer, an event witnessed by Shindou.
- 19EP 19
Kaiou's Fierce Fangs: Raimon Faces SEEDs and Hayami's Despair
Sep 7, 2011Raimon trains while Tenma seeks Keshin aura guidance from Tsurugi. Hayami’s negativity hinders his performance, prompting him to fish alone. The team learns Kaiou players are SEEDs, motivating Hamano’s speech. Ichino and Aoyama return before the match, accepted by Shindou despite team hesitation. During the Kaiou game, the opponents score first using Flying Fish. This early setback deepens Hayami’s discouragement as the rivalry intensifies.
- 20EP 20
Tenma Unleashes His Avatar Technique in a Thrilling Match
Sep 14, 2011Raimon struggles against Kaiou, trailing 3-0 at halftime after conceding goals via Hydro Anchor and Kaiou Poseidon. Endou surprises the team by moving Tenma to goalkeeper. In the second half, Tenma summons his Keshin to block Wanda’s Onsoku no Varius. Raimon rallies with Hayami’s Zeroyon and Sangoku’s Fence of Gaia. Tenma defeats Kaiou Poseidon and Seiei Hei Pawn W using Majin Pegasus. Shinsuke scores the winning goal with Buttobi Jump. Raimon secures a 4-3 victory, advancing to the Holy Road Nationals.
- 21EP 21
New Raimon Student and Akizora Challengers Captain Return
Sep 21, 2011A new student joins the Raimon Jr. High soccer club after passing his entrance exam with decent skills, though he appears to have a frightening presence. Kogure Yuuya returns to the story as the captain of the Akizora Challengers. The Raimon team, now including the new member, prepares for a match against this group. The narrative focuses on the upcoming game between these two sides, leaving the outcome of the contest unknown.
- 22EP 22
Kariya Masaki conceals his true identity as a SEED spy among Raimon teammates.
Sep 28, 2011Kariya Masaki visits Raimon and encounters Kirino Ranmaru, who questions his intentions and suspects he is a SEED. Kariya evades direct answers, lying to Seto Midori and later deceiving Tenma and Nishizono Shinsuke about the term SEED. He feigns guilt when Matsukaze expresses trust, then sabotages Kirino during practice by faking an injury. The Raimon team travels to Amano Mikado Stadium for a match against a team featuring Minamisawa Atsuishi. Inside the Cyclone Stadium, Raimon struggles against typhoon attacks. Matsukaze Tenma uses Soyokaze Step to counter the wind, while Hyoudou’s Gigantic Bomb blocks Kurama’s Sidewinder. Minamisawa’s Sonic Shot is partially blocked by Sangoku Taichi’s Fence of Gaia, with Kariya inadvertently assisting the opposing team. Kirino’s suspicion grows, and Kariya finally admits to being a SEED spy, further angering Kirino.
- 23EP 23
Terrifying Cyclone Stadium!
Oct 12, 2011With Gassan Kunimitsu leading 0-1, Kariya’s deception strains relations with Kirino and Amagi. As the first half resumes, Gassan’s whirlwind tactics hinder Raimon, ending with Kirino benched and the team reduced to ten players. In the second half, Kariya’s unconventional play and Tenma’s Spiral Draw and Mach Wind equalize the score at 1-1. However, Gassan’s Tactics Cycle and Rocket Head goal restore their lead. Observing from the bench, Kirino identifies the tactic’s weakness and returns to the field. He and Kariya break through the defense, allowing Tenma to summon Majin Pegasus and challenge Kyoshin Gigantes in a decisive confrontation.
- 24EP 24
Raimon Victory and the Arrival of Kageyama Hikaru
Oct 19, 2011Raimon defeats Gassan Kunimitsu to win the match. Kira Hitomiko visits the old club and discusses Kariya Masaki’s history with Endou. Endou Mamoru confronts Ishido Shuuji at the Fifth Sector base, suspecting he is Gouenji Shuuya. Ishido denies being Gouenji and claims his name is Ishido. Endou returns home, reflecting on the past while viewing a photo of Inazuma Japan winning the FFI ten years ago. He remembers Gouenji during this contemplation. A new member named Kageyama Hikaru arrives, causing surprise among Endou, Kidou, and Otonashi due to his surname.
Frequently asked questions
- How many episodes does Inazuma Eleven GO have?
- Inazuma Eleven GO has 47 episodes.
- When did Inazuma Eleven GO come out?
- Inazuma Eleven GO came out in 2011.
- Which studio made Inazuma Eleven GO?
- Inazuma Eleven GO was produced by OLM.
- Who directed Inazuma Eleven GO?
- Inazuma Eleven GO was directed by Katsuhito Akiyama.
- Is Inazuma Eleven GO finished?
- Current status of Inazuma Eleven GO: Finished.