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Inazuma Eleven the Movie: The Invasion of the Strongest Army Corps Ogre (2010) [N/A]

Release Date:
December 23, 2010

Original Title:
劇場版 イナズマイレブン 最強軍団オーガ襲来

Alternate Titles:
Gekijouban Inazuma Eleven: Saikyou Gundan Ogre Shuurai
Inazuma Eleven - L'offensive de l'armée des ogres
Inazuma Eleven: The Movie
イナズマイレブン 最強軍団オーガ襲来

Genres:
Animation | Fantasy

Production Companies:
Level-5
OLM
TOHO

Production Countries:
Japan

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 90

As long as you have courage, you can change the future!

Overview from TheMovieDB

The movie starts with the first years of Mamoru Endou at Raimon. The first half of the movie shows what happened during the Football Frontier, until the finals match being with Ogre instead of Zeus. With most of the members injured, they almost lost hope, until Kanon introduces himself as Mamoru's great-grandson, and other friends from the near future (Fubuki, Toramaru, Hiroto, Tobitaka, and Fidio) showed up to help them. With the added strength and after a great match, they are able to defeat Team Ogre.

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Production

Character Designer:
Yuko Inoue
Yuuji Ikeda

Director:
Yoshikazu Miyao

Executive Producer:
Hiroshi Hattori

Publicist:
Yoshinobu Obida

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