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Inazuma Eleven SD (イナズマイレブン SD, Inazuma Irebun Esu Dī) was a mobile game co-developed by Level-5 and Gamedo. It was launched on January 3rd, 2020 and was shut down on December 1st, 2020.

Info[]

On March 1st, development of Inazuma Eleven SD was announced during the Inazuma Walker: March edition (イナズマウォーカー 3月号, Inazuma Wōkā Sankatsugō) and later officially confirmed on September 12th. Originally, it was going to be released in October 2019, but the game got delayed thrice (the first one being early December 2019, the second late December 2019, and the final release date being 3 January, 2020).

The battle system is a 5 vs. 5, with both teams having one reserve each. There are two types of gameplay, one where tapping on the characters is needed to perform actions and the other one is a drag-and-release mode called Ohajikick, a pun on Ohajiki and kick. Each team has a coach and a manager as well, who can give the team an additional stat boost and/or GP/TP recovery.

The game features a total amount of 420 characters from all 3 main series: Inazuma Eleven, Inazuma Eleven GO, and Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin (including the Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin series), but also from collaborations with other series like Yo-kai Gakuen Y.

Game modes[]

Story Map[]

List of Story Map stages in Inazuma Eleven SD

Stadium Battle[]

In Stadium Battles, the player can play against other player's teams in one of the game's stadiums. Winning a match rewards the player with Nekketsu points and items needed to rank up figures. In all stadiums, the player can choose between playing against an AI or another player in real-time, with the rewards staying the same for either option.

This mode is unlocked after beating Asuto-hen 1-1-8, and the player's team power will need to match or exceed the stadium's designated power level.

There are two types of stadium that both require stamina balls in order to play.

Nekketsu Challenge Stadium[]

This stadium uses the 100 second soccer battle format, and rewards Nekketsu points on victory. To play on this stadium, the player's team power must exceed 1000, and requires 1 stamina ball to enter.

Bonus Time may also be activated on winning, which will increase the Nekketsu points dropped for a short amount of time. This bonus ends after five minutes of real time, or after the player's third win.

Victory Badge Stadium[]

This stadium uses the full PVP match format, and drop rank up items based on which rank the player plays. The requirements to play in each Victory Badge are different, and increase as the player progresses to higher ranks. Only the D-rank stadium is open by default, with higher ranks requiring the player to obtain a certain number of fans.

When winning a match in this stadium, the player may receive its drop items in the form of a delivery truck. These trucks have a cooldown before the player receives their reward, though this can be skipped by using a Speed Delivery ticket, Nekketsu points, or Inazuma coins. A maximum of only four delivery trucks can be kept at one time, so winning a match with all slots filled will not earn the player any more trucks until a slot has been opened.

Stadium requirements and rewards[]

Requirements Rewards
Nekketsu Challenge Stadium Team Power: 1000+
Ball icon x1
Nekketsu Point icon
Victory Badge Stadium D Team Power: 500+
Ball icon x1
Victory Badge D icon FW Secret 1 icon MF Secret 1 icon DF Secret 1 icon GK Secret 1 icon
Victory Badge Stadium C Fans: 1000
Team Power: 1000+
Ball icon x1
Victory Badge C icon FW Secret 1 icon MF Secret 1 icon DF Secret 1 icon GK Secret 1 icon
Victory Badge Stadium B Fans: 5000
Team Power: 2000+
Ball icon x2
Victory Badge B icon FW Secret 2 icon MF Secret 2 icon DF Secret 2 icon GK Secret 2 icon
Victory Badge Stadium A Fans: 10000
Team Power: 3000+
Ball icon x2
Victory Badge A icon FW Secret 2 icon MF Secret 2 icon DF Secret 2 icon GK Secret 2 icon
  • All stadiums drop Event coins during certain events.

League class[]

Every player starts off in the Rookie class, but can increase their class as they win matches. Losing enough matches may also decrease the player's class. When playing in stadium mode, the game will match the player to the player closest to their current league class. When increasing league class, the player sometimes unlocks a new sticker for their profile.

Sticker
Rookie -
Bronze I Bronze sticker SD
Bronze II -
Bronze III -
Silver I Silver sticker SD
Silver II -
Silver III -
Gold I Gold sticker SD
Gold II -
Gold III -
Platinum I Platinum sticker SD
Platinum II -
Platinum III -

Event[]

Inabikari Training Center

Figures training[]

The characters are called figure (フィギュア, Figyua) and each have one position and one element.

Each figure can be trained with 6 options: reinforcement, skill, hissatsu technique, limit break, rank up, and kizuna.

Reinforcement (強化)[]

Each figure has 6 stats; GP, TP, Kick, Dribble, Block, and Catch. Each stat can be reinforced with items.

Skill (スキル)[]

Each figure has an amount of skills corresponding with their rank, the skills can be unlocked by using required manuals.

Hissatsu technique (必殺技)[]

Each figure has two hissatsu techniques, one is unreplaceable while the other one is replaceable with hissatsu manuals like in the main games. Each hissatsu technique starts from level 1 and can be leveled up to 10.

Limit break (限界突破)[]

Rank up (ランクアップ)[]

Each figure has a rank with 6 ranks in total; E, D, C, B, A, and S. Figures can also be ranked up from the lower rank to the higher rank with some conditions.

Kizuna (キズナ)[]

Each figure has up to 5 kizuna (キズナ, lit. bond) with specific figures. Each kizuna gives a stat boost to the figure. Kizuna are unlocked when the player has specific figures, with more stat boosts unlocked as those figure's ranks are increased.

Kizuna Voice (キズナボイス)[]

Kizuna Voice menu icon

Added in an update in September 2020, Kizuna Voice (キズナボイス, lit. Bond Voice) is a feature that allows players to unlock unique, voiced dialogue for a character of their choice once per day, for up to 30 days per character. Up to three additional voices can be unlocked each day by spending 100 Inazuma Coin icon Inazuma Coins per voice.

By selecting the Kizuna Voice option in the main menu, players can choose which of the twelve available characters they want to receive a daily voice from. Their chosen character will then appear on the homepage starting with the following reset. Players may also select for no characters to show up. Tapping the character's puppet on the homepage will allow the player to listen to their voice for the day. There is also a toggle option on the homepage to have the puppet say today's message in speech bubbles.

The following characters can be chosen for Kizuna Voice:

(R) Endou Mamoru sticker (SD) (1)
Endou
(R) Kazemaru Ichirouta sticker (SD) (1)
Kazemaru
(R) Gouenji Shuuya sticker (SD) (1)
Gouenji
(T) Kidou Yuuto sticker (SD) (1)
Kidou
(SR) Matsukaze Tenma sticker (SD) (1)
Tenma
(SR) Shindou Takuto sticker (SD) (1)
Shindou
(SR) Tsurugi Kyousuke sticker (SD)
Tsurugi
(IR) Inamori Asuto sticker (SD) (1)
Asuto
(S) Haizaki Ryouhei sticker (SD) (1)
Haizaki
(OT) Nosaka Yuuma sticker (SD) (1)
Nosaka
(H (A)) Fubuki Shirou sticker (SD)
Fubuki
(E) Kira Hiroto sticker (SD) (1)
Hiroto

Currencies[]

The game has 3 main in-game currency, Inazuma Coin icon Inazuma Coin (イナズマコイン, Inazuma Koin, lit. Lightning Coin) and Inazuma Coin R icon Inazuma Coin R (イナズマコインR, Inazuma Koin R, lit. Lightning Coin R). Inazuma Coin can be obtained by playing various modes while Inazuma Coin R has to be purchased with real money. The game also features Nekketsu Point icon Nekketsu Point (熱血ポイント, Nekketsu Pointo, lit. Hot-blooded Point). Each currency can be used to buy items and hissatsu manuals, train the figures, and draw the gacha.

Additionally, most events in the game include their own currency to be used in their corresponding event shop.

Gacha[]

One way to obtain new figures is by drawing the gacha (ガチャ). The gacha can be drawn by using Inazuma Coin or Inazuma Coin R, there's also the gacha ticket that can be used to draw the gacha for free.

Inazuma Gacha[]

The game features 1 permanent gacha, called Inazuma Gacha. In the original Inazuma Gacha, Inazuma Coin R gacha includes all ranks and has a higher rate for S rank and A rank figures while Inazuma Coin gacha only includes E, B, A and S rank with a lower rate for S rank and A rank. In April 2020, in corresponding with the update of Endou Arc Story Map, Inazuma Gacha was updated to Inazuma Gacha Ver. 2, which now included all ranks figures in both Inazuma Coin.

Event Gacha[]

The game features various limited time event gacha, which usually include at least 2 S-rank limited event figures. Limited event figures have special ability that gives the user the advantage in the event.

Weekly Gacha[]

In March 2020, the game introduced the new gacha called "Weekly Gacha". Weekly gacha includes selected figures from one element. Each element stays for one week then changes to the next element. the element cycle is Wind-Wood-Fire-Earth-Wind.

Ticket Gacha[]

There's also special tickets that can be used for exclusive gacha, like "Asuto Arc FW Gacha", which only includes forward figures from Ares no Tenbin series.

Point Rewards[]

If the player has their Level-5 account linked with the game, they can earn points when spending money for in-game items. These are earned at a rate of one point for every 1¥ spent. Starting at Economy, the player's account goes up in rank after certain milestones, along with the following rewards:

Rank Points Rewards
Economy
(エコノミー)
0pts -
Silver I
(シルバーI)
100pts Diorama: Outside Inakuni Jr. High
Silver II
(シルバーII)
1,000pts Inazuma Ticket R icon x1
Silver III
(シルバーIII)
3,000pts (I) Hattori Hanta sprite (SD)
Gold I
(ゴールドI)
6,000pts Inazuma Ticket R icon x2
Gold II
(ゴールドII)
10,000pts (I) Iwato Takashi sprite (SD)
Gold III
(ゴールドIII)
15,000pts Inazuma Ticket R icon x3
Platinum I
(プラチナI)
20,000pts (I) Umihara Norika sprite (SD)
Platinum II
(プラチナII)
30,000pts Inazuma Ticket SR icon x1
Platinum III
(プラチナIII)
45,000pts (I) Inamori Asuto sprite (SD)
Black I
(ブラックI)
60,000pts Inazuma Ticket SR icon x2
Black II
(ブラックII)
80,000pts (I) Hiura Kirina sprite (SD)
Black III
(ブラックIII)
100,000pts Inazuma Ticket SR icon x3

Lists[]

For the figures, see List of figures in Inazuma Eleven SD.
For the events, see List of events in Inazuma Eleven SD.
For the gacha, see List of gacha in Inazuma Eleven SD.
For the items, see List of items in Inazuma Eleven SD.
For the stickers, see List of stickers in Inazuma Eleven SD.
For the shops, see List of shops in Inazuma Eleven SD.

Trivia[]

  • Part of its name, SD, is stated in-game on one of the loading screen comics to possibly stand for Soccer Daisuki (サッカー大好き, Sakkā Daisuki, lit. Soccer Lover).
  • This game reuses voice files from Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013.
  • There are a few pieces of unused content located within the game's files.
    • Rank icons for SS Rank icon and SSS Rank icon rank figures.
    • Icons for KP icon (SD) and SP icon (SD), likely meant to be "Keshin Points" and "Soul Points" respectively.
    • Four Abnormal Condition icons, with unknown effects (Unused AC icon (1)Unused AC icon (2)Unused AC icon (3)Unused AC icon (4)).
    • Sound files for hissatsu techniques that weren't added to the game, such as an Ares version of Killer Fields.
    • Sprites and models for unused characters and items, which can be viewed in the gallery.
  • Within the year-long roadmap posted to the game's official Twitter account[1], there are some things that allude to events that were never released.
    • Tenma-hen Story MAP Tsuika (天馬編ストーリーMAP追加, lit. Tenma Arc Story MAP Addition): The introduction of a Tenma-hen story map, likely themed around Inazuma Eleven GO.
    • Asuto-hen Story MAP Tsuika (明日人編ストーリーMAP追加, lit. Asuto Arc Story MAP Addition): An addition to the Asuto-hen story map, likely themed around Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin.
    • Nenmatsu Nenshi Boss Fest (ねんまつねんしボスフェス, lit. Christmas and Holiday Season Boss Fest) An event themed around Ogre, likely a Score Attack based on the event name's similarity to other Score Attack events.
    • Collab Dai 2dan (コラボ第2弾, コラボ第2弾, 2nd Collab Round): A second collaboration event, likely similar to the one with Y-Gakuen. It's unknown who this collaboration could have been with.
    • Christmas Campaign (クリスマスキャンペーン): A Christmas campaign. It's unknown if this would have been the same campaign from the game's beta version that featured a special version of Hakuryuu.
    • Project A Shidou!? (プロジェクトA始動!?, lit. Project A Starting!?): Something signifying a "Project A", likely an event in a similar vein to Project K.
  • Character costumes in White Day event is from a collaboration with Shirousagi Honpo, the sponsor of Hakuren team.
  • Akin to Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha, members of Aliea Gakuen only use their Alien name.
    • This also applies to Burn and Gazel, despite them using their real names in Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha.

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