Dragonlink (ドラゴンリンク, Doragonrinku), also known as Team S (チームＳ, Chīmu S) or Seidouzan (聖堂山, Seidōzan, lit. Mount Shrine), is a team which appeared in the second half of the finals of the Holy Road against Raimon in the Heavenly Emperor Stadium.
Dragonlink's jersey is gray with white, gray-edged sleeves and have no emblem on the front. The shorts and socks are white, and the captain's armband is red. The goalkeeper wears a cyan and black shirt with blue shorts and gray socks. His gloves and cleats are blue as well.
Dragonlink was originally a project created by Senguuji Daigo, Fifth Sector's creator and the original Holy Emperor. The project was discovered by Hiroto and Midorikawa in episode 40, though they didn't know what it could be.
Dragonlink finally made its appearance in episode 42. They get switched with Seidouzan and played the second half against Raimon. It was also said by Senguuji Daigo this team is Fifth Sector's strongest team. Raimon was immediately surprised due to the fact that four forwards used their Keshin.
In episode 43, Raimon was surprised again to see that all Dragonlink's members were keshin users.
In episode 44, Senguuji Daigo told Gouenji that all Dragonlink's members couldn't play soccer during their childhood, but thanks to Fifth Sector they gained a lot of talent and discovered how to bring out a Keshin. He also said that they are Fifth Sector's symbol. Later, most of Dragonlink's keshin were beaten by simple hissatsu used by Raimon, like Soyokaze Step and Denrai Houtou. At the end, they lost 5-4, but Senguuji Daigo and the players of the team understood what real soccer is.
Part of its name, Dragonlink, and subsequently dub name, Dragon Link, is derived from dragon, a mythical beast with correlations to the number five in various cultures, such as being the fifth sign of the Chinese zodiac, a reference to Fifth Sector.
Most of its members' names contain "-go," meaning "five," somewhere within their names, further referencing Fifth Sector.
In the European localization, part of its members' names are derived from the number five in various languages, such as "cinq" in "Cinquedaea." Additionally, their names also reference famous soccer players.
With the exception of Senguuji, all of its members have monochrome hair.
In the match against Raimon in the story of Inazuma Eleven GO, it uses Seidouzan's name and emblem. In the games, all further appearances uses their own name and emblem.
Interestingly, when being introduced as part of Resistance Japan in the Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy anime, both Senguuji and Gomaki have Seidouzan's emblem as their background, likely due to the absence of Dragonlink's emblem in the anime being a possible point of confusion for audiences.
All of its members use the white chess-piece Keshin.
Additionally, their placement within the formation somewhat reflects the layout and role of pieces on a chess board, such as their front line consisting of Pawn W users, and the goalkeeper using King Burn W.
Their formation in Inazuma Eleven GO, F-Thousand, has the highest overall rating of any formation in the Inazuma Eleven GO series of games with 5 stars in OF and 6 stars in DF (11 in total).
This is likely an error, as the formation is only rated 1 star for DF in following games.
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