Inazuma Eleven

8.0IMDb Score
Released:2008-10-05
Duration:24 min
Country:Japan
Director:Yoshikazu Miyao
Actors:Yuka Terasaki, Takashi Oohara, Mitsuki Saiga, Yu Kobayashi, Aya Endo
Production:LEVEL5, TV Tokyo, OLM

Overview:

Mamoru Endou is a cheerful goalkeeper in Raimon Jr High, with six other players in the team. But there was a day when the team was almost lead to disbandment by Natsumi unless they are able to win the match against the Teikoku Gakuen, currently the best team in Japan. He tried to save the club by gathering four more players to join the team.

The Worst! Shinsei Inazuma Japan!!

The Worst! Shinsei Inazuma Japan!!

Season 4 · Episode 1

Dark Clouds Hovers Again! Starts The World Championship!!

Dark Clouds Hovers Again! Starts The World Championship!!

Season 4 · Episode 2

A Small Change

A Small Change

Season 4 · Episode 3

The Mystery of The Team Formed

The Mystery of The Team Formed

Season 4 · Episode 4

Inazuma Japan Withdrawal Test!

Inazuma Japan Withdrawal Test!

Season 4 · Episode 5

An Enemy Within The Team!

An Enemy Within The Team!

Season 4 · Episode 6

Let’s Play Fun Soccer!

Let’s Play Fun Soccer!

Season 4 · Episode 7

Kusaka’s Two Faces

Kusaka’s Two Faces

Season 4 · Episode 8

The Emperor’s Tears!

The Emperor’s Tears!

Season 4 · Episode 9

Training! The Black Room!

Training! The Black Room!

Season 4 · Episode 10

I Hate Myself

I Hate Myself

Season 4 · Episode 11

Confessions on the Field

Confessions on the Field

Season 4 · Episode 12

Key to Victory

Key to Victory

Season 4 · Episode 13

Assault! Resistance Japan!!!

Assault! Resistance Japan!!!

Season 4 · Episode 14

Fierce Battle! Challenge of the World

Fierce Battle! Challenge of the World

Season 4 · Episode 15

The Power to Trust and Unite!

The Power to Trust and Unite!

Season 4 · Episode 16

The End and the Beginning of a Battle

The End and the Beginning of a Battle

Season 4 · Episode 17

A Visitor

A Visitor

Season 4 · Episode 18

Let's go! To Space!!

Let's go! To Space!!

Season 4 · Episode 19

Arrival at the Sand Star!!

Arrival at the Sand Star!!

Season 4 · Episode 20

Rampage! The Black Room!!

Rampage! The Black Room!!

Season 4 · Episode 21

Clash! Space Soccer!!

Clash! Space Soccer!!

Season 4 · Episode 22

Soul's Appearance!

Soul's Appearance!

Season 4 · Episode 23

The Warriors of the Water Star!

The Warriors of the Water Star!

Season 4 · Episode 24

Matatagi Hayato's Darkness!

Matatagi Hayato's Darkness!

Season 4 · Episode 25

Awakening! My Dark Side!!

Awakening! My Dark Side!!

Season 4 · Episode 26

Minaho's Own Goal

Minaho's Own Goal

Season 4 · Episode 27

Scorching Planet Gurdon!

Scorching Planet Gurdon!

Season 4 · Episode 28

The Warriors who Threw Away their Wings

The Warriors who Threw Away their Wings

Season 4 · Episode 29

Intense! Shoot Counter!!

Intense! Shoot Counter!!

Season 4 · Episode 30

Double Soul! Ibuki and Shindou!!

Double Soul! Ibuki and Shindou!!

Season 4 · Episode 31

The Green Planet Ratoniik!

The Green Planet Ratoniik!

Season 4 · Episode 32

Limited Time! Eternal Friendship!!

Limited Time! Eternal Friendship!!

Season 4 · Episode 33

The Berserk Shoot of Tears!

The Berserk Shoot of Tears!

Season 4 · Episode 34

The Fragment of Hope

The Fragment of Hope

Season 4 · Episode 35

The Strongest! The Birth of Ixal Fleet!!

The Strongest! The Birth of Ixal Fleet!!

Season 4 · Episode 36

Decisive Battle! Faram Dite!!

Decisive Battle! Faram Dite!!

Season 4 · Episode 37

Tenma VS Tsurugi!

Tenma VS Tsurugi!

Season 4 · Episode 38

Take Flight! My Soul!!

Take Flight! My Soul!!

Season 4 · Episode 39

Our Last Battle!

Our Last Battle!

Season 4 · Episode 40

The Soul on Rampage!

The Soul on Rampage!

Season 4 · Episode 41

Storm Tornado Hurricane!

Storm Tornado Hurricane!

Season 4 · Episode 42

The Last Kick! Fly Towards Tomorrow!

The Last Kick! Fly Towards Tomorrow!

Season 4 · Episode 43

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