This article is about the Teikoku Gakuen of the original Inazuma Eleven series. For other uses, see Teikoku Gakuen (disambiguation).
Teikoku Gakuen (
Uniform[]
Their uniform is a green t-shirt with crimson streaks on sleeves and red team mark, fitted along with brown shorts. Socks are white, and cleats are purple. The goalkeeper uniform is orange, long-sleeved with dark brown streaks, white team mark and green shirt under it fitted along with dark brown shorts, purple gloves, dark purple socks and purple cleats. Captain's band is red.
Info[]
Teikoku was originally led by Kidou. Their coach was Kageyama Reiji- and thanks to his superior coaching skills (albeit with the help of dirty tactics) - they continued to win for 40 years without a single loss in the Football Frontier. Fortunately, Kidou discovers Kageyama's deceitful and manipulative personality, and he decides to part ways with Kageyama's coaching. The rest of the team follows Kidou's footsteps soon after, and leave Kageyama's side.
Following the Football Frontier matches, Teikoku was defeated by Zeus leading to Kidou's decision to join Raimon for revenge. Eventually, Genda Koujirou and Sakuma Jirou are persuaded by Fudou Akio to join Shin Teikoku Gakuen and fight against Raimon.
In episode 56, Kidou returns to Teikoku with the rest of the Raimon team to help with completing their hissatsu techniques.
After Inazuma Japan was created, Sakuma was recruited for selections in Inazuma Japan but did not make the cut. Later, he and Someoka replaced Fubuki and Midorikawa. In the meantime, Genda, Jimon, and Narukami joined Neo Japan in hopes of replacing Inazuma Japan. They challenged the current Inazuma Japan, but lost in the end and were not able to complete their goal. It is unknown what happened with the rest of the members of Neo Japan.
In the European version of Inazuma Eleven, this team appears as the fifth team in Kino Aki's upper taisen route. The members fluctuate between levels 45 and 48 and the match is played in the Teikoku Stadium.
In Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha, this team appears as the fifth team in Furukabu's lower taisen route. The members fluctuate between levels 27 and 32 and the match is played in the Teikoku Stadium.
In Inazuma Eleven 3: Sekai e no Chousen!! Spark and Bomber, this team appears as the sixth team in the Robot in front of Raimon soccer club's upper taisen route. The members fluctuate between levels 35 and 47 and the match is played in the Teikoku Stadium.
In The Ogre, it appears instead as the fifth team in the Robot in front of Raimon soccer club's lower taisen route. The members fluctuate between levels 45 and 48 and the match is played in the Teikoku Stadium. This team can also be randomly challenged through Rank 1, 2 and 4 tournaments.
Members[]
№ | Player | Name | Element | Gender | Position | Year |
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1 | Genou | Genda Koujirou Captain | ||||
2 | Daiden | Oono Densuke | ||||
3 | Banjou | Banjou Kazumichi | ||||
4 | Narukami | Narukami Kenya | (DF in formation) | |||
5 | Gojou | Gojou Masaru | ||||
6 | Henmi | Henmi Wataru | (DF in formation) | |||
7 | Sakiyama | Sakiyama Shuuji | ||||
8 | Doumen | Doumen Shuuichirou | ||||
9 | Jimon | Jimon Daiki | ||||
10 | Kidou | Kidou Yuuto Captain (formerly) | ||||
11 | Sakuma | Sakuma Jirou | ||||
12 | Hyoudou | Hyoudou Yuuhei | (DF in Inazuma Eleven) | |||
13 | Ena | Ena Kazuki | ||||
14 | Mukumoto | Mukumoto Kei | ||||
15 | Shibuki | Shibuki Shoudai | ||||
16 | Ookusu | Ookusu Seiji |
№ | Player | Name | Element | Gender | Position | Year |
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13 | Domon | Domon Asuka | ||||
15 | Endou | Endou Mamoru (anime only, temporary) | (plays as libero) | |||
- | Fudou | Fudou Akio (anime only, post-FFI) |
Type | Preview | Name | Layout | Game description |
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F-Death Zone | 5-3-2 | This 5-3-2 formation is the key to Teikoku's control. |
Game opponent[]
№ | Player | Name | Element | Gender | Position | Year |
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1 | Genou | Genda Koujirou | ||||
2 | Daiden | Oono Densuke | ||||
3 | Banjou | Banjou Kazumichi | ||||
4 | Narukami | Narukami Kenya | (DF in formation) | |||
5 | Gojou | Gojou Masaru | ||||
6 | Henmi | Henmi Wataru | (DF in formation) | |||
7 | Sakiyama | Sakiyama Shuuji | ||||
8 | Doumen | Doumen Shuuichirou | ||||
9 | Jimon | Jimon Daiki | ||||
10 | Kidou | Kidou Yuuto Captain | ||||
11 | Sakuma | Sakuma Jirou | ||||
12 | Hyoudou | Hyoudou Yuuhei | ||||
13 | Ena | Ena Kazuki | ||||
14 | Mukumoto | Mukumoto Kei | ||||
15 | Shibuki | Shibuki Shoudai | ||||
16 | Ookusu | Ookusu Seiji |
Coach | Name | Gender |
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Kageyama | Kageyama Reiji |
№ | Player | Name | Element | Gender | Position | Year |
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1 | Genou | Genda Koujirou | ||||
2 | Daiden | Oono Densuke | ||||
3 | Banjou | Banjou Kazumichi | ||||
4 | Narukami | Narukami Kenya | (DF in formation) | |||
5 | Gojou | Gojou Masaru | ||||
6 | Ookusu | Ookusu Seiji | (DF in formation) | |||
7 | Sakiyama | Sakiyama Shuuji | ||||
8 | Doumen | Doumen Shuuichirou | ||||
9 | Jimon | Jimon Daiki Captain | ||||
10 | Henmi | Henmi Wataru | ||||
11 | Sakuma | Sakuma Jirou | ||||
12 | Hyoudou | Hyoudou Yuuhei | ||||
13 | Ena | Ena Kazuki | ||||
14 | Mukumoto | Mukumoto Kei | ||||
15 | Shibuki | Shibuki Shoudai |
Coach | Name | Gender |
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Anzai | Anzai Masaru |
№ | Player | Name | Element | Position |
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1 | Genou | Genda Koujirou | ||
2 | Daiden | Oono Densuke | ||
3 | Banjou | Banjou Kazumichi | ||
4 | Narukami | Narukami Kenya | (DF in formation) | |
5 | Gojou | Gojou Masaru | ||
6 | Henmi | Henmi Wataru | (DF in formation) | |
7 | Sakiyama | Sakiyama Shuuji | ||
8 | Doumen | Doumen Shuuichirou | ||
9 | Jimon | Jimon Daiki | ||
10 | Kidou | Kidou Yuuto Captain | ||
11 | Sakuma | Sakuma Jirou |
Matches[]
Raimon (friendly match)[]
In the first half, Teikoku scored 10 goals against Raimon, all 10 of them being normal shoots. In the second half, Teikoku scored another 10 goals, using Death Zone, Hyakuretsu Shot and the occasional normal shoots. It was then Gouenji Shuuya scored a point for Raimon using Fire Tornado. As soon as Raimon got their first score, Teikoku forfeited the match.
Raimon (Kanto region match)[]
In the first half of the match, as soon as the whistle blew there were metal planks falling all over Raimon's side of the field, putting the match on hiatus for the meanwhile. Later the actual match starts and Teikoku scores their first goal using Koutei Penguin 2gou. In the second half of the match, Teikoku lost two goals to Raimon, as Raimon scored against them using Dragon Tornado and Inazuma 1gou Otoshi beating Power Shield and Full Power Shield respectively. The match ends with a score of 2-1, thus making Teikoku the losing team and giving them their first lost in 40 years.
Zeus[]
Zeus was an almost invincible team due to the God's Aqua they used. Teikoku lost 10-0 after mere minutes on the field and ended up badly injured.
Gallery[]
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Trivia[]
- In the Inazuma Eleven game, Jimon is the captain when Kidou left, while in Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha, Genou is the captain. However, in the anime, it was never revealed who took over the captain role after Kidou.
- Interestingly, in the Inazuma Eleven game, although Kidou is absent when playing against Teikoku Gakuen in the taisen route, his voice lines still play when Teikoku Gakuen scores.
- This is the first team shown in the Inazuma Eleven anime.
- In episode 1, it's shown that Teikoku wins by 13-0 over an unknown school.
- While they were under Kageyama's control, Teikoku had the habit of destroying the schools of the teams they won against.
- As revealed in Inazuma Eleven Everyday!! +, Teikoku has a tradition of having male managers. In the anime, when the team arrived at Raimon, there was a lot of boys in Teikoku's gakuran accompanying them.
- In the dub, both coach's names have something with darkness; Dark and Black.
- In episode 127, Fudou is shown to have joined Teikoku, yet his number on the field remains unknown.
- In the game their school gakuran is green, but in the anime it's black.
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