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[[File:superdimensional11_2824.png|frame|Little boys and super-dimensional soccer.]]
 
 
{{quote|''This is super-dimensional soccer!''|'''Endou Mamoru''', after the next episode preview.}}
 
'''''Inazuma Eleven''''' is the hit [[The Beautiful Game|football/soccer]] [[Role-Playing Game|RPG]] [[Video Game]] then [[Anime]] then [[Manga]] series from [[Level 5]]. It follows the story of Endou Mamoru (or Mark Evans, if you don't like Japanese names), the [[Hot-Blooded|spirited]] goalkeeper of Raimon Junior High's nearly-disbanded football team consisting of only seven members. Although Endou inherits his deceased grandfather's goalkeeping skills and love for soccer, his teammates are somewhat less motivated. Things take a drastic turn when legendary ace striker [[New Transfer Student|Gouenji Shuuya]] moves to Inazuma town. Desperate to recruit more members before the school shuts down the soccer club and also hoping to participate in the celebrated national Football Frontier tournament, Endou tries to convince Gouenji to join his team. However, Gouenji's arrival has also caught the attention of [[Opposing Sports Team|Teikoku Academy]], the champion of Football Frontier for 40 consecutive years, who then proceed to arrange a "friendly match" with Raimon.
 
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* The''Inazuma firstEleven'' (2008) focuses on the Raimon team's quest to become the best in Japan, facing off against several other schools in the country including Teikoku and the mysterious Zeus Junior High.
* The''Inazuma secondEleven 2'' (2009) takes place soon after the first, when three black footballs appear from the sky and destroy all the main schools in the region. The Raimon team must battle against the superior soccer players of Aliea Academy to save Japan from destruction.
* The''Inazuma thirdEleven game/season3'' (2010) follows Endou and his friends as they strive to become the best junior team in the world by playing in Football Frontier International, a World Cup-like tournament set on the fictional Liocott Island.
* The''Inazuma fourthEleven gameGO'' (2011) is the first game in the series to be released on the ''[[Nintendo 3DS]]''. It occurs 10 years after the events of the first three, with new characters and returning ones, with [[Wide-Eyed Idealist|Matsukaze Tenma]] as the main character. The enemy is '''soccer itself'''. TheAn anime forwas thismade gamefrom hasthe already started, titled ''Inazuma Eleven GO''game.
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* ''Inazuma Future'' is a mobile phone game co-developed by Roid about Endou's great-grandson Kanon.
* ''Inazuma Eleven Strikers'' (2011) is a multi-player spin-off on the [[Wii]], trading off the RPG experience to become purely a sports game; additional elements such as training through mini-games and [[Relationship Values]] between each player were also included. It has [[Early-Bird Cameo|Earlybird Cameos]] of characters from ''GO'', and recently an [[Updated Rerelease]] has been released, still for the Wii.
* ''Inazuma Eleven Ares'' (2018)
 
'''Movies:'''
There is also a movie set for release in December, which seems to deal with events occurring in the future after Endou's story.
* ''Inazuma Eleven: Saikyō Gundan Ōga Shūrai'''
* ''Inazuma Eleven GO: Kyūkyoku no Kizuna Gurifon'''
* ''Inazuma Eleven GO vs. Danbōru Senki W''' ([[Crossover]] with ''[[Danboru Senki]] W'')
* ''Inazuma Eleven: Chō Jigen Dream Match'''
 
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== This series features examples of ==
* [[A God Am I]]: All of the Zeus players, but most prominently Aphrodi. {{spoiler|He gets better. }}
* [[Accidental Athlete]]: Tsunami