Inazuma Eleven (game)

Inazuma Eleven

• Japanese cover

• European cover

Dub name

Inazuma Eleven

Game data

JP name

イナズマイレブン

Platform

• Nintendo DS
• Nintendo 3DS (North American version & Japanese free version)

Website

• Official site
• Japanese 3DS version site
• English site

Release dates

Japan

• 22 August 2008
• 20 July 2018 (3DS)

Europe

• 29 January 2011
• 26 August 2011 (UK)

North America

13 February 2014

Inazuma Eleven ( イナズマイレブン, Inazuma Irebun, lit. Lightning Eleven ) is a role-playing and sports video game for the Nintendo DS developed and published by Level-5 ( published by Nintendo in Europe ). It is the foremost installation of the Inazuma Eleven games. The game was subsequently released in North America on February 13, 2014 as a downloadable game via the Nintendo eShop. This release includes update graphics and visuals and is priced at $ 20. The game was released for release as a downloadable game in Japan on July 20, 2018 for the Nintendo 3DS .

plot

The main character, Endou Mamoru, is a identical talented goalkeeper of Raimon Junior High and is the grandson of one of the strongest goalkeepers in Japan, who died before he was born. even though his skills are incredible, his school lacks a real soccer club as the 6 other members do n’t even appear to be very concerned in train. however, a soon as a mysterious forward called Gouenji Shuuya moves to Endou ‘s township, the young goalkeeper sets out to find and recruit members for his soccer team .

Gameplay

Match Mode

The game is split into two parts. One resembles an RPG, featuring assorted locations that Endou and his team have to explore in arrange to get raw items, face other players in short free-and-easy battles or to advance further in the narrative. Most of the goals of this separate are indicated by a giant purple arrow. The second part is the actual match. By using the stylus, the actor moves the team around against another team. The musician can dodge an adversary ‘s attacks, swoop undertake to take the ball away, or use a hissatsu proficiency. The leave of any players actions is determined by seven skills, the player ‘s element, and the sum number of players participating in an action. Hissatsu techniques can entirely be stopped with early moves, meaning that they will always win against basic tactics. however, hissatsu techniques play simultaneously, which means that they always consume the TP banish and are determined by the player ‘s element only at the begin .

general practitioner

Genki Points, known as FP, Fitness Points in the EU versions. GP is what allows you to run for a express measure of meter until that specific player gets tired. When a players GP runs out, the player wo n’t run as fast and will show fret coming from it, showing it is tired. When you have low GP, there is less probability of keeping monomania of the musket ball and evading players. Your general practitioner lowers whilst the musician is running, so it is wise to pass a distribute so the GP of that actor does n’t decrease .

TP

technical Points are the basics of hissatsu ‘s in the games. TP allows you to use hissatsu until it runs out. Every fictional character has a different total of TP, but increase when they level up. As characters have TP, so perform hissatsu. For exercise, Fire Tornado has a TP value of 33 in the inaugural plot, then if a fictional character was to have a TP value of 90 in total, when they would use Fire Tornado, the hissatsu TP would take away its own value to the characters TP, consequently resulting in a TP of 57 .

Cutscenes

1. Opening titles
2. Underachievers
3. You like soccer, right?
4. Endou Mamoru meets Gouenji Shuuya
5. Sunset over Inazuma
6. Gouenji’s kick
7. Teikoku Gakuen arrive
8. An insurmountable lead
9. Sakiyama’s shot
10. Death Zone unveiled
11. Endou defeated
12. Endou rebounds!
13. Gouenji joins in!
14. Passes to Gouenji
15. An emotional victory
16. To Teikoku Academy
17. Zeus’ threat
18. Kageyama Reiji
19. This is Zeus Stadium
20. The final battle
21. National Champions
22. Closing titles

Trailers

japanese

Inazuma Eleven – trailer

American/European

INAZUMA ELEVEN North American Launch Trailer

Openings

japanese

Inazuma Eleven DS Opening

english

Inazuma Eleven Game Opening

Endings

japanese

Inazuma Eleven – termination

english

【NDS】 Inazuma Eleven 1 English – Cutscene No.22 Closing titles

triviality

• Layton Team, consisting of 6 characters from Layton Kyouju (Professor Layton), another franchise from Level-5, can be found randomly in the Inabikari Shuurenjou in the original Japanese game.
• The European games run in Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha’s engine. Contents include character portraits from the first game and TP costs are replaced.
  • The data for Inazuma Eleven 2 characters, hissatsu techniques, and teams are also in the European games but are hidden. You can get the techniques by using cheat codes.
  • The game was released late in the UK because Level-5 wanted to air the anime series before they released the game.
• The North American 3DS release is the first entry in the series, ripped and translated from the 3DS remastered port collection Inazuma Eleven 1･2･3!! Endou Mamoru Densetsu. As a result, its engine is based on the original Japanese Inazuma Eleven rather than Inazuma Eleven 2.
  • As such, it includes original portraits, does not allow for automatic running, and lacks the taisen route, among other things.

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