JP:A popular guy who looks stylish in glasses… Or, so he himself says. EN:A highly popular student... or so he says!
Inazuma Eleven 2
JP:A popular guy who looks stylish in glasses… Or, so he himself says. EN:This bespectacled student is very popular. ...Or so he claims!
Inazuma Eleven 3
JP:His soccer knowledge's spot on! His vast knowledge doesn't match his lack of skills, however. EN:This player boasts an encyclopedic store of football knowledge. He plays pretty well, too.
GO
JP:His soccer knowledge's spot on! His vast knowledge doesn't match his lack of skills, however. EN:Boasts an encyclopedic knowledge of the game, but really he's all talk.
Chrono Stone
Galaxy
His soccer knowledge's spot on, but he's a player whose vast knowledge doesn't match his plays.
Spin-offs
Strikers
JP:His soccer knowledge's spot on! His vast knowledge doesn't match his lack of skills, however. EN:His knowledge of football is unmatched! His skill, on the other hand...
Strikers 2012 Xtreme
GO Strikers 2013
SD
A popular guy who looks stylish in glasses… Or, so he himself says.
Adult form
Galaxy
The leader of the Megane Hackers otaku group. He's been developing a game with his friends lately.
All profiles are transcribed and translated accurately to the source material.
Appearance[]
Megane is quite short, with fair skin, brown hair, small black eyes and blue glasses. In Inazuma Eleven GO, he's taller, and has a different hairstyle.
Personality[]
In episode 1, he is quite arrogant and kind of mischievous, as he wanted to be known as the "hero" of the soccer club. But he is actually a kind and caring person. On some occasions, Megane even becomes strong and stand up bravely to fight against those who are cheating, as shown in episode 9. In season 2, he always became immediately terrified by something scary. But, compared to his brother, he still has stronger emotions.
Megane joined the team before they played against Teikoku Gakuen claiming himself to be "the hero who saves the team". But when he saw his teammates fall one after another, he ran off, abandoning the uniform. Ever since then, he's almost always on the bench, but at times he would man up and join the match but would get destroyed a few seconds after, but he was most active in episode 9 against Shuuyou Meito Gakuen. Megane has a habit of calling catchy names for his teammates' hissatsu techniques, for example he was the one who called Someoka's first technique "Dragon Crash".
Season 2[]
He's one of the members who stayed with Raimon during all the fights with Aliea Gakuen. It seems that he's easy to get frightened by something scary or unexpected, and even passed out some time. For example, while Megane was sitting inside the Inazuma Caravan, a bear suddenly appeared and attack the window next to Megane, and he immediately passed out.
Season 3[]
Megane has a twin brother - Megane Kazuto - who was more athletic (yet more emotional) than him. His brother wanted to join the Inazuma Japan but failed. After the selection, Megane is seen comforting Kazuto as he cried and clung onto him for not being selected in Inazuma Japan. This shows that his brother is mentally weak despite him having an athletic ability. He is not good in football, but he can say the names for the shoots.
His prime job according to him is to name the new hissatsu techniques invented by his team. He reads a lot of books, manga and plays video games so as to get new ideas about naming hissatsu. In this season, he became one of the managers or to him, a tactical advisor of Inazuma Japan. Megane usually records the gameplay, seeking up to opponent's database, giving explanation as well as naming hissatsu but sometimes, the managers managed to get ahead and do so before he does for the last two options. This is shown during episode 73, in which Megane shows frustration when Fuyuka named Banana Shoot for Kazemaru's technique first and episode 85 where Otonashi managed to explain the division of area in Liocott Island before Megane manages to do so.
After Inazuma Japan won the Football Frontier International, they return to Raimon and move on to graduation, along with the Megane brothers. He records and cheers everyone up in their graduation match.
He appeared in episode 5. There, he was seen playing video games on his computer. While playing, he received a phone call from Coach Kudou. Kudou's orders were to hack the Fifth Sector network to install Endou Mamoru's data in order to make him as Raimon's new soccer coach after Kudou was fired.
In episode 19, he was hacking information from Fifth Sector. Someone knocked at his door and he thought that it was Fifth Sector. It turned out to be Kudou, to which he stated that he scared him.
In the Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone game, Aoyama reveals Megane created a game called Bakumatsu! Samurai Fighters Z (幕末！サムライファイターズＺ; dub: Samurai Eleven), in which samurais play soccer.
Legendary Training Note (伝説の特訓ノート, obtained in a treasure chest after defeating Dragonlink in Furukabu's lower taisen route)
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