INAZUMA ELEVEN ARES KIDOU SERIES

As the first half ends, Natsumi realises that the drinks are spiked, and goes to switch the drinks with regular water. The first half begins, and Zeus begin winning instantly thanks to the ambrosia benching most of the players and scoring goal after goal. When Raimon arrive at the stadium for the finals (which is a floating palace in the sky), they see the members of Zeus drinking a so-called 'ambrosia', which turns out to be filled with drugs to improve their abilities. This means the final will be Raimon versus Zeus.

Zeus also continue to win all their games, each time leaving their opponents unable to continue. This training helps them win their next few matches, along with the assistance of Kidou, who joins them after Teikoku is crushed by Zeus Junior High, who, unbeknownst to them, is being led by Kageyama. This excites Mark, until Hibiki tells him about how their run was ended when their bus crashed on the way to their last Football Frontier match, injuring the players and preventing them from competing.Дespite his past, Hibiki agrees to be the team's coach, and also gets the team training with the now-elderly members of the Inazuma Eleven. explains that the team was coached by Endou's grandfather Daisuke, and that they were an unstoppable soccer team. Detective Onigawara points Mark in the direction of a man named Seigou Hibiki, who used to be part of Raimon's team from forty years ago, the Inazuma Eleven. The team then move onto the Football Frontier nationals, but learn they will be unable to compete without a coach. The match goes on, and after a long battle, Raimon emerges victorious. They survive thanks to a warning from Kidou, and Dark is promptly arrested by Detective Onigawara. At the match, Kageyama tries to kill them again by crushing them with girders. His plan is foiled by Natsumi Raimon the school counsellor's daughter, who promptly gets the teacher fired. Before the match, Kageyama uses the team's coach to spy on them, and orders him to kill them by draining the brake fluid from their bus. They prove themselves as a force-to-be reckoned-with, winning all of their matches and reaching the finals. The victory gets Raimon a lot of attention, allowing them access into the Football Frontier tournament, which they gladly accept. As the first goal scored against Teikoku Academy in years, Kidou counts it as a win for Raimon and leaves with his team. Gouenji decides to join the team to help them out, and his sudden appearance surprises Teikoku, which he uses as an opportunity to score a goal. They are much more powerful than anticipated, and Raimon's out-of-practice players take a horrible beating. They come to Raimon and challenge them to a football match, despite Gouenji refusing to join Raimon's team.

Gouenji used to be the top striker at his old school, and has gained the attention of Teikoku Academy (led by team captain Yuto Kidou and principal Reiji Kageyama), the most prestigious school in the area. One day, a mysterious forward named Shuya Gouenji ( и±Єз‚ЋеЇє дї®д№џ, GЕЌenji ShЕ«ya) moves to Endou's school.

The club is on the verge of disbanding, as the other members seem uninterested in training. High) football team, and dreams of competing in the Football Frontier tournament one day. He is captain of his school's (Raimon Jr. The main character, Mamoru Endou ( е††е ‚ е®€, EndЕЌ Mamoru), is a very talented goalkeeper and the grandson of the late Daisuke Endou ( е††е ‚ е¤§д»‹, EndЕЌ Daisuke), one of the strongest goalkeepers in Japan and coach of the legendary football team, the Inazuma Eleven (though Endou is unaware of this). Mitsui has also created a collectible card game tie-in. An Inazuma Eleven manga based on the games began serialization in CoroCoro Comic in May 2008, while an anime based on the games aired in October 2008. The game has spawned a franchise, with numerous sequels and other media. The game was also included in an compilation for the Nintendo 3DS, Inazuma Eleven 1-2-3: Endo Mamoru's Legend, which released in Japan in December 2012.

INAZUMA ELEVEN ARES KIDOU SERIES

A Nintendo 3DS port was released in the Western world on February 13, 2014, as a downloadable game via the Nintendo eShop, including updated graphics and visuals, and is the first and only game in the series available in North America. It was released in Japan in August 2008, and was localized in English in 2011. Inazuma Eleven is a role-playing sports video game for the Nintendo DS developed and published by Level-5.

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