Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy
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Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy (イナズマイレブン
Contents
- 1 Summary
- 2 Info
- 3 Version differences
- 3.1 Exclusive scouts
- 4 Trailers
- 5 Openings
- 6 Lists
- 7 Trivia
- 8 Navigation
Summary[]
Youths' soccer world championship, Football Frontier International Vision 2 (FFIV2) is held, thus Inazuma Japan is announced. However, to represent Japan, elected are players never before seen! Many of these never before seen players have never played soccer before, but have participated in sports such as boxing, rhythmic gymnastics, basketball, track and field, or have never played sports before.
What on earth will happen to Inazuma Japan!?
Info[]
On the 30th of March 2013, there was a trailer showcasing GO Galaxy, presenting characters such as Tenma, Tsurugi and Shindou in the representative team of Japan, Inazuma Japan, to compete inthe Football Frontier International Vision 2(FFIV2), a new worldwide tournament which will be held to decide the best youth soccer team in the world. On one of the scans, it says "Where are our friends of Inazuma Eleven GO 2?!", which means the characters such as Nishizono Shinsuke, Kirino Ranmaru, Nishiki Ryouma or others supporting characters won't be seen that much, as they weren't chosen to be part of the Japan team. However, Shinsuke will automatically join Inazuma Japan after the Asiapreliminariesof the FFIV2 while others have to be chosen.
On August 26th, the second trailer of Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy Big Bang/Supernova was shown at the Level-5 Vision. The video introduced many new things to the series, such as completely new and unseen characters, a new feature called the "Soul" which is used by the members of Earth Eleven, and several new hissatsu.
On November 15th, another trailer of Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy Big Bang/Supernova was released on the official site. The trailer showcased new hissatsu's, Big Bang and Supernova plotlines, and further information regarding Souls. It also showed the scout characters and other features from the past games.
Version differences[]
| Big Bang | Supernova | |
|---|---|---|
| Teams | Big Bang | Supernova |
| Hissatsu manuals | Atlas Sword Castle Gate Dry Blow Phalanx Loyal Heart Shot Trace Press | Defense Houteishiki Fatal Lift Killer Elbow Orbital Drive Psychic Bow Sacrifice |
| Souls | Flamey Goliger Gryphbang Magnatas Univolt | Brachias Dandorl Dragnova Saranarja Vairaas |
| Players (Story mode) | Afuro Terumi Alpha Beta Endou Kanon Fidio Aldena Genda Koujirou Gamma Garsha Wolfein Hakuryuu Kabeyama Heigorou Mark Kruger Nagumo Haruya Saginuma Osamu Sakuma Jirou Senguuji Yamato Tsunami Jousuke Utsunomiya Toramaru Zaizen Touko | Amemiya Taiyou Baddap Sleed Edgar Valtinas Fudou Akio Ichinose Kazuya Kiyama Hiroto Midorikawa Ryuuji Minamisawa Atsushi Rococo Ulpa Saryuu Evan Shoose Someoka Ryuugo Suzuno Fuusuke Tachimukai Yuuki Tobitaka Seiya Vanfeny Vamp Yagami Reina Yukimura Hyouga |
| Opening | BIGBANG! | Supernova! |
| Ending | Koi no Saiten ni Youkoso | Arashi Tatsumaki Hurricane |
Exclusive scouts[]
In addition to the version exclusive teams, the following scout players can only be scouted in a certain version.
| Exclusive scouts | |
|---|---|
| Big Bang | Supernova |
| Shuuse | |
Trailers[]
Openings[]
Lists[]
- For the players, see Player Binder (Galaxy).
- For the items, see List of items in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy.
- For the shops, see List of shops in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy.
- For the kizuna items, see List of kizuna items in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy.
- For the battle teams, see List of battle teams in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy.
- For the taisen routes, see List of taisen routes in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy.
- For the kizuna communities, see List of community masters in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy.
Trivia[]
- The games are compatible with Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone and Inazuma Eleven 1･2･3!! Endou Mamoru Densetsu. By connecting them, you can get some special characters:
- Fran and Clark Wonderbot with Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone.
- Doudou and Gousetsuji withInazuma Eleven 1･2･3!! Endou Mamoru Densetsu.
- This game has the Keshin, Keshin Armed and Mixi Max features, however, while they are usable throughout the whole game, there is an exception during the FFIV2 matches. Mixi Max becomes available after beating the game.
- There is a Treasure Data DVD Raimon Graduation Album as a bonus for the preorder of the game, which includes a DVD and a booklet. The booklet reflects on the memories of Inazuma Eleven and contains QR codes to obtain players. The DVD includes opening videos, line art (at least 300 illustrations), certain character voices, and a special message recording from certain voice actors.
- The QR codes can obtain the following players: Tsurugi Yuuichi, Gouenji Shuuya, Mukata Tomo, Mukata Masaru, Mukata Tsutomu, Dylan Keith, Demonio Strada and Midorikawa Ryuuji (in Reize form).
- However, the QR codes can't be read before the third chapter is finished.
- It's possible to take screenshots from hissatsu techniques.
- This is the only game not to feature a new hissatsu in the Koutei Penguin, God Hand, and Fire Tornado families.
- It is the first main line game of the series to have different voice lines depending on the player's set captain.
- Due to this, all captains of opposing story teams have both voice lines for celebrating and conceding a goal, rather than just the main protagonist like in previous games.
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