Kabeyama Heigorou

Kabeyama Heigorou (壁山(かべやま) 塀吾郎(へいごろう)) is one of the major supporting characters in the Inazuma Eleven game, manga and anime. He's a defender for Raimon and later on for Inazuma Japan. He reappeared in GO. In Inazuma Eleven GO VS Danball Senki W, he is a defender for Inazuma Legend Japan. 

In Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin, he is a defender for Minodouzan.

Profile

Appearance

He is big, has tanned skin, green hair in a "mushroom top" hairstyle and sick and black eyes. He has a large figure compared to his other teammates.

In GO, he wears a blue shirt with a khaki jacket and trousers, with a pair of gray sneakers. His hair also grew longer and he became a bit fatter. He too seems to a bit fat as ever.

Personality

Despite his size, he is a really bashful, shy and timid person. In the beginning episodes, he would disappear before a match with the excuse of going to the bathroom or go and hide somewhere. Before, he was scared of heights, but his determination prevailed and he overcame his fear. Most of the time, Endou has to help him to overcome his fears. He respects Endou as a captain and a best friend. In most episodes, Kabeyama is shown to be someone who gives up easily. He also does not adapt to differences easily.

Plot

Season 1​

He was one of Raimon's first members. In the early episodes, before a match, he would usually ask if he could go to the bathroom as an excuse to hide the fact that he was nervous. Whenever Raimon took a break in the club room, he was usually seen eating some snacks like potato chips. Before the match against Teikoku Gakuen, he is seen hiding in a locker and had a hard time getting out of it. During the match against Sengoku Igajima, Kabeyama shows his first block hissatsu The Wall.

Season 2

With the other members of Raimon, he fought against Aliea Gakuen. Since the start of this arc, he never left the team despite all the difficulties that they faced. After they meet with Kogure, Kabeyama often becomes the victim for his pranks.

Season 3

He was chosen to be one of the members of Inazuma Japan. After FFI, he didn't graduate because he was still a second year. He congratulated Endou while crying like the others, thinking that they were going to be separated. He alongside Endou, Kurimatsu and Aki took part in a school play. He was chosen for the graduation match in the original Raimon team and he thanked Endou for holding the graduation match at the end of episode 127.

Inazuma Eleven GO

Kabeyama made his debut in GO in episode 43, in which he, Fudou, Kazemaru, Midorikawa and Hiroto are seen watching the match between Raimon and Dragonlink.

Inazuma Eleven Reloaded

Kabeyama was with the rest of Raimon when they came back from winning the Football Frontier. When Raimon were talking about playing at world level, he said he might've needed to go to the toilet again. During the match between Raimon and Barcelona Orb, Kabeyama uses The Wall to stop Luther Fandam, however, he kicks the ball over him which lead to Clario Orvan scoring the second goal for Barcelona Orb. Kabeyama was exhausted after the match and sad.

Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin

Kabeyama first appeared in episode 3 with his team, Minodouzan. Unfortunately, he was injured so he couldn't play in the match against Inakuni Raimon. However, he said he taught the members of Minodouzan all he knew. During the match, he was seen commenting on the plays and was surprised when Minodouzan's coach gave orders near the end of the match, about moving forward. He was really impressed with Iwato's The Wall and congratulated him after the match.

Inazuma Eleven Orion no Kokuin

He briefly appeared in episode 3, watching the match between Inazuma Japan and Red Bison with Kurimatsu. He was eating sweets and tried a combination of ice cream and peanut butter, which he found tasty.

Movie

Inazuma Eleven GO the Movie: The Ultimate Bonds Gryphon

Kabeyama appeared in the GO movie after the Raimon Eleven (GO) was saved from joining God Eden. He accompanied the team while training; especially Ichino, Aoyama, and Sangoku.

During the match against Zero, he turned into his youth form to help Raimon with the others members of Inazuma Japan. He used The Wall to stop Kibayama and succeeded. He was later seen talking to Shinsuke in the match.

Inazuma Eleven GO VS Danball Senki W

He appeared with his team, Inazuma Legend Japan to play against Shinsei Inazuma Japan. He used Deep Jungle with Sakuma and Kazemaru to stop Hakuryuu's Keshin Armed Dragon Blaster. Later, he helped Endou in using Great The Hand but disappeared with his team due to Fran's power.

Game appearance

Character sprite and avatar

	Front sprite	Back sprite	Avatar
School uniform
Jacket
Raimon uniform
Inazuma Japan uniform
Raimon (GO) uniform
Inazuma Legend Japan uniform

Wii avatar

	Avatar
Choice screen

	Avatar
Soccer uniform

Character view

	Front overview	Back overview	Front close view	Back close view
Soccer uniform
Raimon (GO) Soccer uniform
Soccer uniform (JPN version, First game)
Soccer uniform Inazuma Legend Japan (Adult)

Recruitment

Stats

All stats are at level 99 and untrained.

All stats are fully upgraded.

Hissatsu

Keshin

Inazuma Eleven GO

• [KH] Bannin no Tou Rook B (FF Raimon only)

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

• [KH] Gouriki no Genbu (Gojou's route only)

Game exclusive teams

Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha

• Team Inazuma B
• Zennihon Youth B

Inazuma Eleven 3: Sekai e no Chousen!!

• First Raimon
• Raimon Are
• Real Inazuma
• Second Raimon
• The Big

Inazuma Eleven GO

• Block Them All
• FF Raimon

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone

• FF Raimon (Young form)
• Guard Stars R (Young form)
• Raimon U-13 (Young form)
• Team Endou (Young form)
• Yama no Eiyuu Tachi (Young form)

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

• FF Raimon (Young form)
• Legend 1 Nensei (Young form)
• Raimon Dreams (Young form)
• Sun Tans
• Team Endou (Young form)
• Yama no Eiyuu Tachi (Young form)

Trivia

• He ends his sentences with "-ssu".
• His surname, Kabeyama, means Wall Mountain, a pun on his techniques (The Wall and The Mountain).
• He is the first character in the series to have scored an own goal.
• Before playing some matches (often the finals), he used to ask his teammates to go to the toilet.
• According to the DVD extra graduation, his original name was Kazemaru and Kazemaru's original name was Kabeyama, but they were switched because their original names didn't suit them.
• According to the manga, he weighs 150 kgs.
• He is the only character in the original series who played all matches for both Raimon and Inazuma Japan.
• It's known that after the third series of Inazuma Eleven, he along with Kazemaru, Someoka and Gouenji played for a pro league team.

Navigation

v • e Raimon Members Endou Mamoru • Kazemaru Ichirouta • Kabeyama Heigorou • Kageno Jin • Kurimatsu Teppei • Handa Shinichi • Shourinji Ayumu • Shishido Sakichi • Tamano Gorou (manga) • Matsuno Kuusuke • Gouenji Shuuya • Someoka Ryuugo • Megane Kakeru • Kidou Yuuto • Ichinose Kazuya • Domon Asuka • Yamino Kageto Temporary members Tachimukai Yuuki • Tsunami Jousuke • Kogure Yuuya • Zaizen Touko • Urabe Rika • Fubuki Shirou • Afuro Terumi Temporary members (movie) Utsunomiya Toramaru • Fideo Ardena • Kiyama Hiroto • Fubuki Shirou • Endou Kanon • Tobitaka Seiya Coaches Fuyukai Suguru • Hibiki Seigou • Kira Hitomiko Managers Kino Aki • Otonashi Haruna • Raimon Natsumi • Kudou Fuyuka (after the FFI)

v • e Inazuma Japan Members Endou Mamoru • Kazemaru Ichirouta • Kabeyama Heigorou • Tsunami Jousuke • Kurimatsu Teppei • Kogure Yuuya • Tobitaka Seiya • Fudou Akio • Fubuki Shirou • Gouenji Shuuya • Utsunomiya Toramaru • Hijikata Raiden • Midorikawa Ryuuji • Kidou Yuuto • Sakuma Jirou • Someoka Ryuugo • Kiyama Hiroto • Tachimukai Yuuki Rejected members Mukata Masaru • Yamino Kageto • Oono Densuke (manga) • Matsuno Kuusuke • Megane Kazuto Coach Kudou Michiya Managers Kino Aki • Otonashi Haruna • Kudou Fuyuka • Megane Kakeru • Raimon Natsumi • Tamano Gorou (manga only)

v • e Red Team Members Endou Mamoru • Kazemaru Ichirouta • Kabeyama Heigorou • Kogure Yuuya • Fubuki Shirou • Edgar Valtinas • Fideo Ardena • Hijikata Raiden • Someoka Ryuugo • Kiyama Hiroto • Zaizen Touko

v • e Neo Raimon Members Endou Mamoru • Kidou Yuuto • Fubuki Shirou • Utsunomiya Toramaru • Kazemaru Ichirouta • Kabeyama Heigorou • Gouenji Shuuya • Endou Kanon • Kiyama Hiroto • Fideo Ardena • Tobitaka Seiya • Kakuma Keita • Megane Kakeru

v • e Raimon (GO) First team Sangoku Taichi • Kurumada Gouichi • Kirino Ranmaru • Amagi Daichi • Nishizono Shinsuke • Hamano Kaiji • Hayami Tsurumasa • Matsukaze Tenma • Shindou Takuto • Tsurugi Kyousuke • Kurama Norihito • Aoyama Shunsuke • Ichino Nanasuke • Nishiki Ryouma • Kariya Masaki • Kageyama Hikaru Second team Abuyama Tamotsu • Sakisaka Satoru • Morisugi Hisashi • Momoyama Gamon • Hoshino Ryuuhei • Aoyama Shunsuke (Moved to the first team) • Risuno Kenta • Mohi Kanta • Ichino Nanasuke (Moved to the first team) • Ishikari Raita • Kira Shuugo Former players Kosaka Motonari • Mizumori Tatsuya • Minamisawa Atsushi Temporary members (movie) Fubuki Shirou • Endou Mamoru • Kazemaru Ichirouta • Fudou Akio • Kidou Yuuto • Kabeyama Heigorou Rejected members Kanenari Atsunori • Kotegawa Sakio • Oshii Tsuyoshi Coaches Kudou Michiya • Endou Mamoru • Kidou Yuuto (temporary) Managers Sorano Aoi • Seto Midori • Yamana Akane Advisor Otonashi Haruna

v • e Inazuma Legend Japan Members Endou Mamoru • Kazemaru Ichirouta • Kabeyama Heigorou • Tsunami Jousuke • Fudou Akio • Fubuki Shirou • Gouenji Shuuya • Kidou Yuuto • Sakuma Jirou • Someoka Ryuugo • Kiyama Hiroto

v • e Minodouzan Members Jousai Kento • Maeno Taihou • Hirata Taizou • Moriagari Moko • Banri Nagamine • Buroku Tsumio • Tateno Tatsuo Tetsugoushi Kogorou • Ugou Sarukichi • Iwagaki Noborou • Ishikabe Yamori • Kabeyama Heigorou Coaches Saitou Ganseki • Hosoi Nagao