The Raimon Eleven, who dream of matching the abilities of the fabled Inazuma Eleven of past times, take it upon themselves to defeat the aliens and save the nation in the process. Schools are given the opportunity to save themselves by beating the aliens in a match, but inevitably lose to their power and skill. Just as they return to training an alien group called Alius Academy arrive and start destroying Japanese schools, with the stated goal of crushing humanity by beating it at its most popular sport, football. This sequel follows on directly from the original Inazuma Eleven, set in Japan, with captain Mark Evans and the victorious Raimon Junior High School team fresh from winning the Football Frontier tournament.
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It’s also a meaty RPG experience, making it a continuation of the series debut and yet another intriguing title to grace the DS library in Europe, even this late in its lifespan.įollowing the example set by Pokémon, this title actually comes in two versions, Firestorm and Blizzard: we've reviewed the former, though differences between the two versions are minor. It’s video game nonsense at its finest, with enough charm to make even the biggest cynic smile. In the universe of Inazuma Eleven 2 there isn’t a single problem that can’t be solved with a football – or soccer – match.
It’s time to save the world from aliens, but how? We could solve a lot of puzzles, blast enemies away with big guns, fly through space in an intergalactic warship or, alternatively, play football.
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