Is this an official Inazuma Eleven game?

No. It is a non-commercial fan tribute with no connection to Level-5. The characters and the series artwork belong to Level-5.

Do I need to download anything or sign up?

No. It plays in the browser, free, and your game is saved in the browser itself. With an account you can keep your album on any device.

How long is a career?

About twelve minutes: twelve seasons across the three chapters, with around fifty choices.

Can I play in Spanish?

Yes. The whole site is in English and Spanish, with each language's dub names.

Reach 6,000 goals across the eight slots. Every daily challenge is winnable, though some days are far harder than others.

When does the challenge change?

At midnight, mainland Spanish time. Every challenge is named after its date, and everyone gets the same players, the same categories and the same order.

Can I place a player who never scored in that category?

Yes, and it scores zero. Putting Puyol in WORLD CUP FINAL is a legal move and a common way to burn a difficult slot.

Where do the goal figures come from?

Public sources, mainly Wikipedia career tables. Figures that are hard to verify, such as headed or free-kick goals, are flagged as estimates and are still being refined.

Can I replay the daily challenge?

Yes, once you have seen your result. A replay does not overwrite your score for the day.

What if I want to play more?

Random mode deals a fresh game with the same rules as many times as you like: new categories, new legends and a new order.

A daily streak. The first round runs with no multipliers and a low target, and every round you clear brings more goals to reach and fewer layouts that get there. It ends the moment you miss one, and you can start the day's climb over as many times as you like.

Inazuma Eleven game online: your career from school to the FFI

You create your player, pick his element and his shirt number and live three chapters: the Football Frontier, the Alius Academy invasion and the Football Frontier International. Every season you decide what you do on and off the pitch, learn special moves and play each chapter for a final. It plays in your phone or computer browser, free and with nothing to download.

Start my career

Three chapters, as in the series

The career runs through the story in the order the series tells it. You start at a small school in the Football Frontier, the Alius Academy arrives halfway with its sides from another planet, and in the end you are called up to Inazuma Japan for the FFI. Each chapter ends in a final decided by what you have built up to it.

Special moves you learn and forget

Along the way you are offered special moves like God Hand or Fire Tornado. You hold four at most and each improves two attributes while you keep it, so a fifth costs you another. In matches you can use them to try the impossible.

Characters who come back

Mark Evans, Axel Blaze, Jude Sharp, Celia Hills or Ray Dark talk to you, each with their own face. And what you do is remembered: the rival you promise to meet in the final waits for you there, and the friend who joins the Alius Academy ends up on the other side.

Every career is different

Every game comes from a new seed, so no two careers look alike. When you retire you get a verdict, a season by season summary and a card to share, and what you earn stays in your album: verdicts, titles, clubs and special moves.

FAQ

Is this an official Inazuma Eleven game?: No. It is a non-commercial fan tribute with no connection to Level-5. The characters and the series artwork belong to Level-5.
Do I need to download anything or sign up?: No. It plays in the browser, free, and your game is saved in the browser itself. With an account you can keep your album on any device.
How long is a career?: About twelve minutes: twelve seasons across the three chapters, with around fifty choices.
Can I play in Spanish?: Yes. The whole site is in English and Spanish, with each language's dub names.

Start my career

Inazuma Eleven is owned by Level-5. The Inazuma mode uses names, special moves, character artwork, crests and backgrounds from the series, taken from the Inazuma Eleven Wiki. MundoOnce is non-commercial, is not an official product and is neither associated with nor endorsed by Level-5. All rights in that artwork belong to its authors, and it will be taken down at the rights holder's request.