Inazuma Eleven Go: Galaxy Online
A second Football Frontier International, called the "FFI Vision 2", is being held to find the best national youth team in the world, and Japan forms it's latest version of "Inazuma Japan". The best youth players from across the country are gathered as potential players on the team, but to the shock of the country, the people announced as players on the team are unheard of nobodies, with only exceptions being Raimon's star players, Shindou Takuto, Tsurugi Kyousuke, and Matsukaze Tenma, the team captain. During an exhibition match Inazuma Japan are trashed with a score of 10 - 1, and it becomes apparent that most members of the team don't even know the rules of soccer, let alone how to play it. Tenma faces an seemingly impossible uphill battle to turn a team of total amateurs into one that can can get past the Asian Preliminaries, let alone win get close to winning the tournament. At the same time, he is left wondering why these people were hand-picked for the team in the first place.
| Credited cast: | |||
 | Takashi Ohara | ||
| Mitsuki Saiga | ||
| Yuka Terasaki | - | Matsukaze Tenma (voice) |
This the only series of Inazuma Eleven to feature a disallowed goal. This occurs in when Rodan Gasgus' goal is dismissed due to the referee determining that the ball had momentarily crossed the goal line before it was kicked into the goal box.
The first arch of the series focuses on Inazuma Japan's focus to win the Asian Preliminaries of the Football Frontier International Vision 2, painting the picture of a generally down to earth premise. This image is kept up until a twist reveals that the Uzbekistan team, Storm Wolf, are aliens in disguise. A spaceship descends on the stadium, and the "FFI V2" is revealed to actually be the preliminary stage for a intergalactic soccer tournament. The season's true nature as a science fiction story involving an intergalactic soccer tournament, aliens, and universe ending stakes, was kept a secret prior to it's reveal within the this was revealed in the season. All information and and art that were released prior to this pertained only to Inazuma Japan and the Football Frontier International Vision 2.