Inazuma Eleven: Saikyou Gundan Ogre Shuurai

劇場版イナズマイレブン最強軍団オーガ襲来

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Type

Movie

Status

Finished Airing

Aired

Dec 23, 2010

Studios:OLM

Sports

Synopsis

An organization in the future sends the specially trained Team Ogre to defeat Endou Mamoru and his team, to prevent him from influencing the world with his soccer. (Source: AniDB)

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Worth Watching? — Global Verdict

7.3/10

Average Review Score

75%

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XxSonikkuEvansxX

Recommended

Inazuma Eleven the movie. Story (7): One of the weakest Points of this movie. Endou Mamoru Revives the Soccer Club, and many scenes of the first season... Admiral Hibiki and Several others recruit the Ogres to facing Raimon. Art (10): This is the best... I liking the Style of the movie and the Hissatsu Wazzas looking very Awesome... I Liked the introduction of the members from the future. Sound (9): A nice Job with the music is notable. But Many Tracks are remixed or Changed with some new music. And the Voices fits with the characters. And addition. T-Pistonz+KMC Songs are Cool and Great. Characters (8): Other of theWeakest parts, The lot of characters are the same, The Ogres (In Majority are too Ugly...), But Kanon and Baddap Looks very nice. Enjoyment (8): I Liked the movie and I enjoyed it... But the Story is too Repetitive and the Hisatssu are Great. Overall (8): Inazuma Eleven Movie Saikyou Gundan Ogre Shuurai. Is a Great movie with a Great Music, New Characters and more, but the Story is too boring except in the Match Raimon vs. Ogre. If you Are a Inazuma Eleven fan. I recommend it

18 found helpfulJul 27, 2011

Community Discussion

Inazuma Eleven the Movie is the most satisfying and exciting tie-in piece of media ever made. Having come out at a point where the franchise hadn't overly reused the plot of "people from the future want to destroy soccer so they have to stop them", it takes that concept and refines the raw passion that the early part of the series instilled onto the viewer and made it even more potent by making most of the movie a recap. The idea of more than half the movie being events the viewer has probably already seen is exactly what makes it so great: fans will be remindedof what moments shaped Endou and the team's beliefs about what soccer is, building up to what is originally the defining moment of that journey being the match against Zeus academy but switching them out with the even more fearsome foes from the future. Raimon's match against Ogre perfectly embodies the appeal of Inazuma Eleven: the flashy moves, the bonds the characters have formed by going through thick and thin together, the breath-taking moments where they turn things around no matter how hopeless it seems. Ogre academy itself couldn't have been a better foil to Endou and his friends because of their misguided idea of strength and what is necessary to achieve peace. This match takes the character defining moment that was supposed to be in its place and adapts it into a series defining moment by upping the scales and ending with the most intense climax the anime as a whole ever had. To cap it all off, the credits roll and along with it is a series of photographs of every team and individuals they had met along their 130 episode long journey. Whether it be allies or even foes: they're all shown along the main character, smiling, laughing, and being glad that they got to enjoy a nice game of soccer together. For the viewer, now having spent an hour and a half engraving Endou's iconic catchphrase and the feelings and history behind it into their hearts, seeing this credit sequence couldn't be any more satisfying.

SweetSerenadexX

Recommended

There are almost no reviews so I'm going to write one about this movie :) Story 7/10 The story certainly isn't bad at all, but it's a lot that I have already seen in the serie of inazuma eleven. Altough I must say that I really enjoyed the serie. The part of the movie that I hadn't seen yet also wasn't very original. It's just that the team is attacked by evil persons, not very original, but I still liked it. Art 7/10 The art is almost the same as in the serie, I've seen better, but it's all right. Sound 7/10 The sound was good, I don't really haveanything to say about it. The only thing is that the sound fits well with the situations. Character 8/10 I already liked the characters because of the series. They are sometimes really pessimistic and sometimes really optimistic and cheerfull. Enjoyment 8/10 Even when the movie wasn't that new, I still enjoyed watching it. The part that was new, was pretty good, and it brought back the smile that I had on my face while watching the serie. Overall 7/10 I liked the movie, it was funny and it looked good. I give it a 7 because it wasn't really new, but it's still good. :)

9 found helpfulApr 23, 2014

the_last_al_ever

Mixed Feelings

Absolute nonsense of a plot with some really cool animation and cute pictures of the characters at the end. More than half the movie is a bad recap of the first 26 episodes. Generally a waste of time if you're expecting something more than mediocre filler. Characters act kind of stupid and give up too easily, or are one-note versions of themselves (if they even get screentime.) There is barely any story, we just play soccer against a scary new team, daring today aren't we. Zero training to win, everyone just pulls hissatsus out of their asses that will never be seen again. That or techniquesthat they shouldn't know yet, or techniques that are way too strong for when this is supposed to take place. The power-scaling is completely wack. Events are somehow convoluted despite being a simple time travel idea. The signature great Inazuma Eleven pacing is nowhere to be found, things just happen when they have to happen. But the animation is really good, new hissatsus look cool, and they even reanimated old ones just to mess with you I guess. My professional™ recommendation is: skip to the halfway point, turn your brain off and enjoy the pretty pictures.

0 found helpfulMar 6, 2026