![]() The Inazuma Japan from Galaxy had thirteen members at most. The Inazuma Japan from the original Inazuma Eleven had sixteen members at any given time. I could write this whole review just about the characters in Orion, but. I will also admit that I am a pretty big fan of the third ED of Orion and more than its OP, which is something I can't say I am since Maji Bomber all the way back in the original Inazuma Eleven's third season.Ĭharacter (2/10) - Oh boy. Sound (6/10) - The soundtracks of Inazuma Eleven has always been pretty good, and even though I feel like it has gone down with Ares and Orion, they're still pretty decent. I am not that big of a fan of these if that was not obvious. I know that there are goal celebrations in the other installments of Inazuma Eleven, but these somehow feel. Orion also does this thing where they have goal celebrations from the characters of the main team, especially in the first half of Orion. The animation of all the new techniques introduced in Orion (and there are a lot of them!) has certainly improved, but none barring one (maybe two) of these were techniques that left me with a spark and in awe. In short, the story tried to focus on one specific plot point but it ended up becoming a rushed mess that, honestly, was quite all over the place.Īrt (4/10) - With a new franchise come new techniques and new animation techniques to, well. Orion also suffers from the same pacing problem that Ares had, but then cranked up to an eleven (more on that in the Enjoyment part of this review). Sure there are only so few plot ideas they could have gone for with what is effectively Inazuma Eleven's eighth arc, but it really feels very weak. By trying too hard to reference everything, Orion ends up in this weird space where it cannot stand out from the others. but the execution of everything is horrid, there is no other way to describe it. It would serve as a little bit of an easter egg for the faithful fans who have watched every episode of every season where we could go "Ah, that came from Galaxy, and that one came from the Aliea Academy arc!". Orion takes inspiration from the other Inazuma Eleven seasons, every one of them if you want to analyze every little frame, and this was a nice idea. All right, so those watching Orion will directly notice several things. I also make a handful of references to the other installments of Inazuma Eleven in this review to try and emphasize my point. ![]() I waited until I watched every episode of this to know for sure whether or not I would be certain of my decision, and having watched all 49 episodes I can say this with no regret: I am really disappointed with what Orion has become. According to him, the more Orion is powerful, the more they are able to save children through soccer.It hurts, as a big Inazuma Eleven fan who watched the franchise ever since the first season of Inazuma Eleven was still airing, to give such a low rating for an Inazuma Eleven franchise. Inamori Masato, when explaining to his child why he is part of the foundation in episode 29, explained that Orion helps poor countries to develop soccer and help to raise poor children players, hence saving them from misery. They are heavily tied to the World Soccer Organisation, as numerous members are part of both organizations (Bernard and Shinjou, at least). For most of the people, they are an organization that helps to promote and supporting football around the world, as explained by Shinjou in episode 20. ![]() The foundation is powerful enough to escape the police's investigations for the moment.Īs a public organization, Orion can't obviously show that side to the public. They can even also challenge representative teams that are not supporting Orion's side in order to replace them with a team that supports Orion. They can achieve that either with the Disciples of Orion on the pitch that will eliminate the players who can change what the foundation has expected for the match, either with the cooperation of corrupted referees who doesn't whistle to rough plays, or either with the anti-doping personnel who will seek doping products in the bags of certain players without any comprehension or dialog. ![]() Their aim is to regulate football in the shadows and try to generate more profits by fixing the results. ![]() Zhao Jinyun explains their objective in episode 10. Valentin Girikanan (founder and former chairman, deceased). ![]()
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