Genda Koujirou

Genda Koujirou (源田 幸次郎 dub: Joseph "Joe" King) is the goalkeeper for Teikoku, Shin Teikoku and Neo Japan. He is dubbed King of Goalkeepers (even though Natsumi believes that Endou is the best goalkeeper around).

Inazuma Eleven (game)

 * "The King of Keepers. There is no angle that he cannot cover."

Inazuma Eleven 2

 * "There's no angle that the King of Keepers hasn't got covered."

Appearance
He has spiky, brown hair that is swept to the side. He also has tattoo-like markings on his face,under his eyes. He's very tall compared to other characters and has been seen wearing both the Teikoku Academy school uniform and his goalkeeper uniform. In season 2, while playing with Shin Teikoku, he has longer hair and his "tattoo" appears slightly different.

Season 1
He is first seen during the original match between Raimon and Teikoku and his first words, after easily catching a shot from Someoka that looked like it was going in, were: "Kidou! That's all for me." He is the goalkeeper of Teikoku, and turns away from Kageyama with Kidou and the rest of the team when they realize how sinister Kageyama is. Teikoku ended up losing to Raimon in the district finals of the Football Frontier, but because they were champions for the previous year,they were allowed to return for the finals. However, they were beaten by Zeus so badly that Genda needed to spend some time in the hospital.

Season 2
In the Aliea Gakuen storyline, Genda joined Shin Teikoku, also coached by Kageyama, to get stronger and more powerful, along with Sakuma. During the match they have in attempt to beat Aliea Academy, Genda uses Beast Fang once, which is a forbidden technique that causes massive damage to the person who uses it. After being beaten, and being released from the brainwashing of Kageyama, he needs some hospitalization. Fortunately, his injuries are not as bad as Sakuma, who having used a forbidden technique three times, looked as though he may never be able to play soccer again.

Season 3
In the FFI, Genda joins Neo Japan, a team created to beat Inazuma Japan in order to take their place in the Football Frontier International. Having trained very hard, they came close to winning, but Inazuma Japan claimed victory in the end. He was later seen watching the graduation match of Raimon along with the rest of his teammates.

Hissatsu

 *  [GK] Power ShieldTCG3.jpg
 *  [GK] Full Power Shield
 *  [GK] Beast Fang
 *  [GK] Drill Smasher
 *  [GK] Mugen no Kabe
 *  [GK] Power Spike (3DS Game)
 *  [GK] Shoot Break (3DS Game)
 *  [GK] Serpent Fang (3DS Game)
 *  [GK] Guardian Shield (3DS Game)
 *  [DF] Spinning Cut (Game)
 *  [SH] Hawk Shot (Game)
 *  [SK] ​​Save! (IE3 Game)
 *  [SK] ​​Critical! (IE2 Game)

Keshin

 * [KH]  Kikai-Hei Galleus (3DS Game)

Trivia

 * His English dub last name, 'King', is ironically part of his nickname, which is "Genou", "King of Goalkeepers".
 * He's famous in the japanese fandom as "KOG", which stands for "King of Goalkeepers". This nickname became usual also in the english fandom.
 * He's similar to Gouenji Shuuya and Nata Juuzou from the Inazuma series, as well as Kita Ichiban and Tsurugi Kyousuke from GO series due to the fact that they wear their shirt collars raised up.
 * His seiyuu, Yuichi Nakamura also does the voices for Mark Kruger, Kageno Jin and Sosuke Zaizen.
 * His name Koujirou resembles Jirou.
 * His Japanese name initials 'GK' are also the initials for 'Goalkeeper' which is the position Genda plays as.
 * He has the same seiyuu as Gray Fullbuster, a main character from the anime Fairy Tail.
 * Genda is recruitable in the GO Game through the community master located at the Resistance's room.
 * When in Shin Teikoku, his hair is similar to a lion's mane.
 * He seems to be good friends with Sakuma Jirou.
 * His dub name, "Joe King" sounds similar to "joking".