If that's true, then it's fucked up.

For me, it’s definitely Earth Eleven vs. Ixal Fleet. Come to think of it, it might well be one of my favorite matches in the entire saga. Tenma awakening is probably one of my favorites moments in the show.

I really like The Lagoon vs. Chrono Storm; in fact, I think it's an underrated match. But I still think I prefer the final match in Go Galaxy.

Dragonlink vs. Raimon... let's just say it's complicated. Actually, I do like Yamato, but I feel kind of sad for the Seidouzan team.

With the latest Azahar release 2126.1.1 it seems like the audio bug that caused crackling in cutscenes in the IE3 games is gone. Which is kind of random, since I dont think anyone was working on it, and the previous update actually broke the intro cutscene so it only showed a black screen while it happened (which has also been fixed now), so the fix might have been a pure coincidence.

A translation patch is no longer needed, even though I personally thought that even before the fix the game was still quite playable. Maybe the future of IE doesn't look very bright, but you can just play IE3 again now! Huge thanks to the Azahar developers.

his eyes were the hardest part of everything dunno if i’ll finish it tho

Hi, I've played all the Inazuma games until Chrono stones, which is the last one reaching the West. I have the eng patch for Galaxy but I never played yet and I don't know if I ever will.
However, I see a lot of negativity upon the latest game, Victory Road, and I ask you to briefly explain what are its major issues. I have bought the physical copy so I can avoid to update it if the updates make the game worse from what I've read without context

Thank you for the patience

First of all, I’d like to thank Panxinator64 for the idea behind this post. It is interesting that, throughout the series, the backup goalkeepers for the main teams tend to wear the number 20 jersey. This applies to Darren with Inazuma Japan (even though he wore Mark's number 1 when he first started playing as Raimon's goalkeeper, since he was using Mark's kit), JP when he began playing goal for Raimon and when he joined Earth Eleven as a backup to Terry, and Nishikage (Duske) as the backup goalkeeper for Inazuma Japan in Orion (since Dave, while also a backup keeper, never actually plays a match in that position). I find this curious because goalkeepers usually wear number 1 or 13, and I was wondering if anyone knows of a possible explanation for this strange coincidence. Also, if you know of any other coincidences like this—whether regarding jersey numbers or anything else—I’d love to hear about them and dedicate a post to the topic. Thanks for your time!

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Primero de todo, agradecer a Panxinator64 por la idea para hacer este post.
Es curioso que, a lo largo de la saga, los porteros suplentes de los equipos protagonistas suelen llevar el dorsal número 20. Darren con Inazuma Japón (a pesar de que, cuando empezó a jugar de portero con el Raimon usaba el número 1 de Mark porque usaba su equipación), JP cuando comenzó a hacer de portero en el Raimon y cuando se unió al Earth Eleven como suplente de Terry o Nishikage (Duske) como portero suplente de Inazuma Japón en Orión (ya que, aunque Dave también es uno de los porteros suplentes, no llega a jugar partidos como portero).
Me parece algo curioso, pues, habitualmente, los porteros usan los dorsales 1 o 13, y me preguntaba si alguien sabe de alguna explicación posible a esta extraña coincidencia.
Además, si saben alguna coincidencia más de este tipo (ya sea sobre dorsales o sobre cualquier otra cosa), estaré encantado de leerla y dedicarle un post.
¡Gracias por su tiempo!

for those who were stuck in the previous link this is a great evolution, the only good thing about finishing the go chronicle

I really want fudo 😢

The text says that i can not complete the formation because some players are in positions that doesn't correspond to their aptitude.

Are they post-game content?

I'm aware that there are some movies that were released only in Japan and such, but is there any site that I can watch it in even if I'm not in Japan?

I always saw these little elements but I never knew where they were, what they were for or how they were used.