Sulfer Berg

Sulfer Berg
Name
JP name	サルファー・バーグ
Dub name	Brimstone
Personal
Gender	Male
Player info
Position	(Forward)
Number	11 (Faram Dite) 12 (against Earth Eleven)
Element	Mountain
Team	Faram Dite
School year	Unknown year
Voice actors
Japanese	Yonaga Tsubasa
Debut
Game	Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy
Anime	Episode 036 (Galaxy)

Sulfer Berg (サルファー・バーグ, Sarufā Bāgu) is a forward for Faram Dite.

Profile

Profile

Galaxy Although he has a careless face, he really hates to lose. He is said to be on the alert on taking a spot in the Shitennou.

All profiles are transcribed and translated accurately to the source material.

Appearance

Sulfer has pale yellow eyes and tan skin. He also has short white hair with two thick strands on his head.

Game appearance

Character avatar

	Avatar
Faram Dite's uniform

Character view

	Front overview	Back overview	Front close view	Back close view
Faram Dite's uniform

Recruitment

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

In order to recruit Sulfer, Ixal Fleet has to be defeated first in the story mode.
Also, the following requirements are needed:

• Coin: × 1
• Item: Lalaya-sama's Handmade Medal (ララヤ様の手作り勲章, randomly dropped from Star Sisters in Roglos Gordon's left taisen route)
• Photo: GC Stadium Exterior (GCスタジアム外観の写真, taken at Grand Celesta Stadium's entrance)
• Photo: Throne (王座の写真, taken at Faram Orbius's Royal Palace throne room)
• Topic: Often Misunderstood (誤解されがちなの話題, obtained in Ratoniik's Juuro Village)

After this, he can be scouted.

Stats

All stats are at level 99 and untrained.

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

• GP: 156
• TP: 139
• Kick: 149
• Dribbling: 114
• Block: 112
• Catch: 94
• Technique: 126
• Speed: 109
• Stamina: 121
• Lucky: 95
• Freedom: 200

Hissatsu

Hissatsu - Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

Unlock Hissatsu Type Element Power Cost Difficulty Damage Lv. 13 Injection 150 70 70 50 Lv. 26 Hologram Lock 170 70 70 5 Lv. 40 Chain Shooter - - - - - Lv. 54 Ogre Blade 160 70 70 5

All stats are accurate to the Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy game.

Trivia

• His forename, Sulfer, is derived from サルファ (read as "Sarufa"), which, in turn, is the Japanese pronunciation of sulfur, a chemical element, a reference to Faram Dite's naming motif.