Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 (イナズマイレブン
Features[]
The game is divided into 5 modes: Exhibition (エキシビション, Ekishibishon), Minigame (ミニゲーム, Minigēmu), Tournament (トーナメント, Tōnamento), Communication (つうしん, Tsūshin), and Clubroom (ぶしつ, Bushitsu).
Exhibition[]
In Exhibition, the player can play with up to 4 players and choose from the set of playable teams or their own original team. After selecting the teams, the player will then be able to choose from a set of available stadiums. No matter the outcome of the match, the player won't earn any Inazuma points.
Minigame[]
In Minigame, the player can choose from two modes, Single (シングル, Shinguru) and Triathlon (トライアスロン, Toraiasuron). In Single mode, the player can either chose to play alone or with up to 4 players and in Thriathlon mode, the player will have to complete 3 minigames in succession. For each mode, the player will be prompted to choose from the set of playable teams or their own original team. After selecting the team, the player will then be prompted to play up to 4 players and pick the team's members. The player can then choose one of the nine minigames: Pull! The Gutsy Inazuma Caravan (ひっぱれ！根性のイナズマキャラバン, Hippare! Konjō no Inazuma Kyaraban, lit. Pull! The Gutsy Lightning Caravan), Accumulate! Hotblooded Tyre Punch (ためろ！熱血タイヤパンチ, Tamero! Nekketsu Taiya Panchi), Stop! Block the Surging Shoots (とめろ！怒涛のシュートブロック, Tomero! Dotō no Shūto Burokku), Connect! The Direct Kick of Friendship (つなげ！友情のダイレクトキック, Tsunage! Yūjō no Dairekuto Kikku), Connect More! Tornado Direct Kick (もっとつなげ！竜巻ダイレクトキック, Motto Tsunage! Tatsumaki Dairekuto Kikku), Run Through! Passionate Tyre Dash (かけぬけろ！情熱のタイヤダッシュ, Kakenukero! Jōnetsu no Taiya Dasshu), Aboard! The Sprinting Sandboard (のりこなせ！疾走サンドボード, Noriko na se! Shissō Sandobōdo), Eat Up! The Gekikara Rairai Donburi of Flames (たべつくせ！炎のゲキカラらいらい丼, Tabe Tsukuse), and Stretch! The Bounding Rubber Belt Shoot (のびろ！限界ゴムベルトシュート, Nobiro! Genkai Gomu Beruto Shūto). Selecting one will have the player try to beat the high score and/or a medal.
Tournament[]
In Tournament, the player can play with up to 4 players and choose which team they want to be on (Teams A through D). After selecting the teams, the player will then be able to choose if they want a 4 or 8 team style tournament. Upon selecting, the player will then be able to choose from the set of playable teams or their own original team. After selecting the team, the player will then be randomly assigned to a bracket when they press the A button. No matter the outcome of the matches, the player won't earn any Inazuma points.
Communication[]
In Communication, the player will be able to connect to Wi-Fi and challenge other players by using the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection and friend codes. The player will also be able to play with up to 4 players and check their overall ranking compared to others.
Clubroom[]
In Clubroom, the player will be able to make their own team and choose the background based on the seasons of the year. Entering the mode will allow the player to choose one of the 6 options: Caravan (キャラバン, Kyaraban), Competition (たいかい, Taikai), Item (アイテム, Aitemu), Team (チーム, Chīmu), Scout (スカウト, Sukauto), and Riverbank (かせんじき, Kasenjiki):
- In Caravan, the player will have acess to three different maps, them being Raimon Arc (
雷門 編 , Raimon-hen, lit. Thunder Gate Arc), Inazuma Japan Arc (イナズマジャパン編 , Inazuma Japan-hen, lit. Lightning Japan Arc), and Shinsei Raimon Arc (新生 雷門 編 , Shinsei Raimon-hen, lit. Reborn Thunder Gate Arc). In each of the maps, the player will be able to challenge various teams, earning trophies, Inazuma points, increase their team's Kizuna and TP, treasure chest rewards once they win, managers, coaches, and special players. - In Competition, the player will be able to enter in 9 different competitions, earning trophies, Inazuma points, increase their team's TP, Kizuna, and Awakening, and treasure chest rewards once they win. In order, the competitions are called First Competition (
第一 大会 , Daīchi Taikai) (Raimon, Teikoku Gakuen, and Zeus), Second Competition (第二 大会 , Daini Taikai) (Chaos, Aliea Gakuen, and Dark Emperors), Third Competition (第三 大会 , Daisan Taikai) (Girls Team, Dark Angel, and Sekai Senbatsu Kai), Forth Competition (第四 大会 , Daiyon Taikai) (Neo Japan, Orpheus, and Little Gigant), Fifth Competition (第五 大会 , Daigo Taikai) (Shinsei Raimon, Kakumei Senbatsu, and Fifth Sectors), Sixth Competition (第六 大会 , Dairoku Taikai) (Tenmas, Protocol Omega, and Zanark Domain), Seventh Competition (第七 大会 , Dainana Taikai) (Ogre, Zero, and Destructchers), Eighth Competition (第八 大会 , Daihachi Taikai) (Second Raimon, Inazuma Japan, and Inazuma Legend Japan), and Ninth Competition (第九 大会 , Daikyū Taikai) (3 random teams). - In Item, the player will be granted access to a shop where they can purchase items and uniforms, ranging from TP restoring items to temporary stat boosting items. Once bought, the items will be stored on the Clubroom's treasure chest. After defeating Destructchers in Caravan, the player will be able to purchase permanent stat boosting items.
- In Team, the player will be able to sort their team members, formation, and staff. The player will be able to also view how their team members are feeling, their Kizuna levels, change the team's name, uniform, emblem, and jersey numbers, and save their own team date on a Wii remote.
- In Scout, the player will be able to get a myriad of players once they defeat their team in Competition mode or a meet specific requirements by spending a certain amount of Inazuma points (イナズマポイント, Inazuma pointo, lit. Lightning point). The player can also select how they choose to view the mode, either by teams, able to be scouted, nickname, Inazuma points, or by position.
- For a full list of players, see Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013/Scout.
- In Riverbank, the player will be able to choose 3 more new modes: Special Training (とっくん, Tokkun), Match (しあい, Shiai), and Practice (しゅぎょう, Shugyō):
- In Special Training, the player will be able to increase their team members' TP, Kizuna (キズナ, lit. Bond), and Awakening (かくせい, Kakusei) once they choose one of the nine available minigames. In order, Pull! The Gutsy Inazuma Caravan greaty increases Kizuna, increases Awakening, and slightly increases TP, Accumulate! Hotblooded Tyre Punch increases TP, Kizuna, and Awakening, Stop! Block the Surging Shoots slightly increases TP, increases Kizuna, and greatly increases Awakening, Connect! The Direct Kick of Friendship increases TP, greatly increases Kizuna and slightly increases Awakening, Connect More! Tornado Direct Kick increases TP, Kizuna, and Awakening, Run Through! Passionate Tyre Dash greatly increases TP, slightly increases Kizuna, and increases Awakening, Aboard! The Sprinting Sandboard increases TP, Kizuna, and Awakening, Eat Up! The Gekikara Rairai Donburi of Flames increases TP, slightly increases Kizuna, and greatly increases Awakening, and Stretch! The Bounding Rubber Belt Shoot greatly increases TP, increases Kizuna, and slightly increases Awakening. As the player increases their team members' Kizuna and Awakening, they will unlock various stat boosts and/or combination hissatsu techniques.
- For a full list of stat boosts through Kizuna, see Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013/Kizuna perks.
- In Match, the player will be able to practise against the teams beaten in Competition, earning Inazuma points and increasing the team's Kizuna and Awakening once they win.
- In Practice, the player is able to send their team members into various training courses, increasing their TP, Kizuna, and Awakening in exchange for a certain amount of Inazuma points and real time. In order, the training courses are Inazuma Neighborhood Marathon Competition (イナズマ
町内 マラソン大会 , Inazuma Chōnai Marason Taikai, lit. Lightning Neighborhood Marathon Competition), Inabikari Training Center Major Clean Up (イナビカリ修練場 大掃除 , Inabikari Shūrenjō Ōsōji, lit. Lightning Flash Training Center Major Cleanup), Trip to Visit National Hidden Onsen (全国 秘湯 めぐりの旅 , Zenkoku Hitō Meguri no Tabi), Fire Up! Campfire (燃 やせ！キャンプファイヤー, Moyase! Kyanpufaiyā), and How are you! External Abroad Studies (Ｈｏｗ ａｒｅ ｙｏｕ！対外 留学 , How are you! Taigai Ryūgaku). Inazuma Neighborhood Marathon Competition slightly increases both TP and Awakening, Inabikari Training Center Major Clean Up slightly increases TP and increases Kizuna and Awakening, Trip to Visit National Hidden Onsen increases TP and Kizuna and slightly increases Awakening, Fire Up! Campfire increases TP and Awakening and greatly increases Kizuna, and How are you! External Abroad Studies greatly increases TP and Awakening.
Playable teams[]
Special characters[]
Unlockable[]
| Player(s) | Condition | |||||||||||||
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 Yuuichi |
50% Kizuna between  and 
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 Miyasaka |
Defeat him in Run Through! Passionate Tyre Dash on the Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Otomura |
Defeat him in Aboard! The Sprinting Sandboard on the Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Masato |
Defeat him in Connect! The Direct Kick of Friendship on the Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Tamagorou |
Defeat him in Accumulate! Hotblooded Tyre Punch on the Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Takeshi |
Scout 
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 Nishigaki |
Scout 
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 Shadow |
Scout 
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 Canon |
Defeat him in Stop! Block the Surging Shoots on the Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Genou |
Scout both  and 
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 Kurimatsu |
Defeat him in Pull! The Gutsy Inazuma Caravan on the Inazuma Japan Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Midorikawa |
Defeat him in Run Through! Passionate Tyre Dash on the Inazuma Japan Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Nagumo |
Defeat him in Stretch! The Bounding Rubber Belt Shoot on the Inazuma Japan Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Suzuno |
Defeat him in Connect More! Tornado Direct Kick on the Inazuma Japan Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Fudou |
Scout 
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 Sakuma |
Scout both  and 
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 Kappa |
Defeat him in Eat Up! The Gekikara Rairai Donburi of Flames on the Inazuma Japan Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Kogure |
Defeat him in Stop! Block the Surging Shoots on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Gojou |
Defeat him in Aboard! The Sprinting Sandboard on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Kibayama |
Defeat him in Connect More! Tornado Direct Kick on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Fei |
Defeat  on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map
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 Tenma |
50% Kizuna between  and 
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 Tasuke |
Defeat him in Accumulate! Hotblooded Tyre Punch on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Shindou |
 Kirino |
Defeat  on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map and reach level 3 Awakening on  and  respectively
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 Rei |
Scout  ,  , and 
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 Kinako |
Defeat her in Stretch! The Bounding Rubber Belt Shoot on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Torb |
Defeat him in Eat Up! The Gekikara Rairai Donburi of Flames on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map | |||||||||||||
 Torb |
Reach level 3 Awakening on
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 Zanark |
Defeat  on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map
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 SARU |
Scout  ,  , , , and 
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 Tenma |
 Tsurugi |
 Nishiki |
 Shinsuke |
 Taiyou |
 Fei |
 Kinako |
Defeat on the Shinsei Raimon Arc map and reach level 3 Awakening on  , ,  ,  , , , and respectively
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 Zanark |
Reach level 3 Awakening on
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Password[]
| Player | Password | Romaji | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
 Aoi |
かわいくてつよい | Kawaikute tsuyoi | Cute and strong |
 Akane |
しんさまだいすき | Shin-sama daisuki | I love Shin |
 Midori |
ちゃんばらおたく | Chanbara otaku | Chanbara enthusiast |
 Miyabino |
パワースパイク！ | Pawaa Supaiku! | Power Spike! |
Yuuichi |
ほくろがめじるし | Hokuro ga mejirushi | The mole's a trademark |
 Inaba |
いでよカマイタチ | Ide yo Kamaitachi | Come out Kamaitachi |
 Sun |
えいがでげきとつ | Eiga de gekitotsu | Movie's clash |
Combination techniques[]
In order to unlock some combination techniques (
Shoot[]
Dribble[]
| Technique | Condition(s) | Player(s) | |||||
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 Pegasus Break |
Level 2 Awakening | Tenma (Shinsei Raimon) | |||||
 Olympus Harmony (Armed) |
Level 3 Awakening | Shindou | |||||
 Tsumuji no Yaiba |
Level 3 Awakening | Inaba | |||||
 Killer Fields |
50% Kizuna | Fudou (Inazuma Japan) |
 Kidou (Inazuma Japan) | ||||
 Scratch Raid |
Level 3 Awakening |  Kishibe | |||||
 Dancing Ghost |
Level 3 Awakening |  Mahoro | |||||
 Overdrive |
Level 3 Awakening |  Wanda | |||||
 Machine Gun Beat |
Level 3 Awakening |  Kitaki |
 Ide |
 Seidou | |||
 Ou no Tsurugi |
Level 3 Awakening on (Shinsei Raimon) |
Tenma | |||||
 Kuroshio Ride |
Level 3 Awakening on
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Nishiki | |||||
 Spark Edge Dribble (Armed) |
Level 3 Awakening on
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Taiyou | |||||
 Kazaana Drive |
50% Kizuna with both reaching level 3 Awakening | Tenma (Tenmas) |
 Kazemaru | ||||
Block[]
| Technique | Condition | Player(s) | |||||
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 Valkyrie Flag |
Level 2 Awakening | Kirino | |||||
 Deep Mist (Armed) |
Level 3 Awakening | Kirino | |||||
 Kattobi Defense |
50% Kizuna | Shinsuke |
Tenma (Shinsei Raimon) | ||||
 Shooting Star |
50% Kizuna |  Shourin (Dark Emperors) |
 Shishido (Dark Emperors) | ||||
 Perfect Tower |
50% Kizuna |  Touko |
 Tsunami (Second Raimon) |
 Kogure (Second Raimon) | |||
 Dragon Storm |
Level 3 Awakening |  Makari |
 Ryuuzaki | ||||
 Strong Tower |
Level 3 Awakening |  Kai | |||||
 Dark Space |
Level 3 Awakening |  Yuuki | |||||
 La Flamme |
Level 3 Awakening on
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Kirino | |||||
 Mochimochi Kinako Mochi (Armed) |
Level 3 Awakening | Kinako | |||||
 Hunting Lance |
Level 3 Awakening | Torb | |||||
 Kodai no Tsubasa |
Level 3 Awakening on
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Torb | |||||
 Kirakira Illusion |
Level 3 Awakening on
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Kinako | |||||
 Deep Jungle |
50% Kizuna | Kazemaru (Legend Japan) |
 Kabeyama (Legend Japan) |
 Sakuma (Legend Japan) | |||
Catch[]
| Technique | Condition | Player(s) | |||||
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 Majin The Hand |
Level 2 Awakening | Shinsuke | |||||
 Buttobi Punch (Armed) |
Level 3 Awakening | Shinsuke | |||||
 Great The Hand |
Level 3 Awakening |  Endou (Raimon) | |||||
 Dual Smash |
50% Kizuna | Takeshi (Dark Emperors) |
 Jin (Dark Emperors) | ||||
 Omega The Hand |
Level 3 Awakening |  Endou (Second Raimon) | |||||
 High Voltage |
50% Kizuna |  Zagomel |
 Gevoh |
 Buvoh | |||
 Mugen no Kabe |
75% Kizuna | Genou (Neo Japan) |
 Makiya |
 Gouin | |||
 God Catch |
Level 3 Awakening |  Endou (Inazuma Japan) | |||||
 Gigantic Bomb |
Level 3 Awakening |  Hyoudou | |||||
 King Fire |
Level 3 Awakening |  Senguuji | |||||
 Taikoku Ouka |
Level 3 Awakening on
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Shinsuke | |||||
 God Hand W |
50% Kizuna | Tenma (Tenmas) |
 Endou (Legend Japan) | ||||
Trailers[]
【PV】『イナズマイレブンGO ストライカーズ 2013』
【TVCM】『イナズマイレブンGO ストライカーズ 2013』ランキング制覇篇
Opening[]
【イナズマイレブンGO ストライカーズ 2013】オープニング映像
Inazuma Eleven go Strikers 2013 Opening full
Ending[]
Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 ENDING Shin Jidai Tsukuriiyo
Lists[]
- For the hissatsu techniques, see List of hissatsu techniques in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013.
Trivia[]
- Upon defeating Raimon on the Raimon Arc map, the Clubroom can be changed to the original series one.
- However, the Riverbank will remain that of Inazuma Eleven GO's.
- This is the first installment of the Inazuma Eleven Strikers series to:
- Allow a different emblem to be chosen and not being uniform-dependant.
- Have a designated online mode.
- When playing online, the commentator will always be Keita.
- Unless the player uses between two or three hissatsu techniques, a player who's Mixi Maxed will permanently have it until the end of the match.
- Despite Shinsei Inazuma Japan not being featured as a playable team in the game, its kit and emblem are present.
- Some unused content was discovered in the game's data:
- Several techniques were removed from certain players despite already having voiced lines and animations for them. Examples include X Blast and Super Elástico for Ulvida, Gigantic Bomb for Shuten, a Mixi Max form for SARU, and Screwdriver for Gouenji.
- Some of the unused voice lines were later used in Inazuma Eleven SD, including Nagumo's Flame Veil, Gamma's All Delete, and Einam's Warp Drive.
- Shinoyama was supposed to be in the game as his 3D model is present along with his voice lines for Bat Attack, Crystal Barrier, Kill Bridge, and Guardian Shield.
- Ishido, adult Aphrodi, and Wandaba were supposed to be playable characters but were cut.
- With the exception of Gojou and Kibayama, the Zero instructors were planned to be in the game but were cut. However, their 3D models aren't finished.
- Tenma was supposed to have a Keshin Armed version of Wonder Trap, but was cut.
- Player stats in the game's files are displayed in numbers rather than letters.
- In the game's text files, technique evolutions are mentioned.
- Several techniques were removed from certain players despite already having voiced lines and animations for them. Examples include X Blast and Super Elástico for Ulvida, Gigantic Bomb for Shuten, a Mixi Max form for SARU, and Screwdriver for Gouenji.
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