
風 Feu Glacé
Shawn Froste
Alpine · Fubuki Shirou · Crossfire

The Inazuma Eleven wiki, dealt out in packs. 5,271 cards built from the series' canonical stats and illustrated by the Level-5 codex.
PlayFree. A nickname, a password, nothing else.
Nine rarities, from Common to Gold. The highest ones carry a full-page image: a signature move, an anime still, or a character cast in metal.

風 Feu Glacé
Alpine · Fubuki Shirou · Crossfire
Raimon Kings · Endou Haru

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AliusGemini Storm
A coldhearted warrior who believes that losers have no right to live.
Five cards, one Super Rare guaranteed. Packs stack up to ten, so a day away costs you nothing.
The whole series, from Raimon's stars to the thousands of scoutable recruits. Duplicates sell back, and the index shows what's missing.
List a card at your own price, buy the one you're missing. The copy leaves your collection while the listing stands.
A formation to fill position by position, from keeper to strikers, and a ranking of the strongest squads.
Each pays its bounty: enough to fund packs when the timer drags.
Add a player by nickname, visit their showcase, compare collections. The game speaks French, English and Spanish.
A collectible card game dedicated to Inazuma Eleven, playable in your browser. Open packs, complete your album, awaken your cards, build your eleven and take on other players in the arena, Football Frontier and challenges.
Yes, completely. Packs refill over time and can be bought with the in-game currency, Inazumoney. No advantage can be bought with real money.
Over 5,000 characters from the whole saga (the original series, GO, Ares, Orion and Victory Road), across nine rarities, from Common to the very rare Full Art, Black & White, Iconic Scene and Gold.
No: the game runs straight in your browser, on computer and phone alike. Just create an account.
No. Inazuma Eleven Masters is a free, unofficial fan game, not affiliated with LEVEL-5, which owns the Inazuma Eleven trademark.
Stats, moves and incarnations come from the Inazuma Eleven wiki, licensed CC BY-SA. Portraits come from the official Level-5 codex. Rarity is computed: article length, number of forms, moves and artworks.
New features are announced there, trades get arranged, bugs get reported. It is also where what comes next gets decided.