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Victory Road's beta test scripts are LIVE on InaLog!
With two weeks to go until Inazuma Eleven: Victory Road's full release, the English localisation of its Story Mode demo has arrived on inalog.net! This two-thousand-line script comes in two variations, Switch and Steam: together, they serve to illuminate the changing state of the game's beta test.
Find the Switch version (1.1.0) here...
...and the Steam version (1.2.0) right here!
Inacord Stickers: Chase Winthrop
The penultimate overall and final Northbright entry is Winthrop, second-year midfielder. Interestingly, his panic sticker is the only one depicting a story-absent character: he has zero lines of dialogue, only appears in static group shots and (unlike every other Northbrighter with a sticker) is absent from South Cirrus' BB Stadium roster.
Inacord Stickers: Zander Warmington
Three to go! Next up is Raimon's Warmington, second-year goalkeeper. His affirmative sticker leans more on veracity than plain agreement, sometimes with interesting phrasing: French takes a negative approach, while Japanese draws on internet slang.
GAMER: Hey, you seriously need to play Samurai Eleven. It's great! I should know, because we made it!
Inacord Stickers: Colton Sharps
Next up is Raimon's Sharps, second-year midfielder, though he plays defence in the team's CPU formation. His crying sticker mostly uses onomatopoeia: the only outlier is Simplified Chinese, which instead describes the extent of his misery.
HE CLOCKED HIM HAH
i love inalink i love inalink the interactions on there make the characters seem so much closer. they talk like actual friends IT'S SO AAAAAAAA
InaLog update! Trucking on into Chapter 11, where Arion and JP's personal character arcs kick into high gear. For the former this means a crisis of faith, as the Holy Emperor is revealed to be the originator of his love for football: what's more, as Victor puts together later, he's also the Japanese national team's missing ace striker.
While the player finds out about this all the way back in Chapter 7 (and if this isn't your first Inazuma Eleven game, you might have caught on even sooner), it's an unwelcome surprise for Raimon FC, several of whom looked up to him as kids...including Victor himself. While he's happy bursting his teammates' bubble, he won't allow anyone to say the same to his older brother.
Inacord Stickers: Milo Rankin
Moving into the final five gives us Northbright's Rankin, second-year goalkeeper. His thumbs-up sticker is an even split between direct descriptions and more general approval, an overlapping sentiment to his upperclassmens'.
Until a while ago I was utterly convinced that the only mention of Kurumada's family having a car workshop (or their only mention in general) was in the first GO game.
But then as I was rewatching the GO anime in episode 29 there's a panning shot of a building with a sign saying "Kurumada Auto" on it:
[ID: Screenshot from episode 29 of the Inazuma Eleven GO anime. It shows a street after dusk. There are two brown buildings in the frame. The taller one bears a gray sign that reads "Kurumada Auto". The speaking character, Kurumada Gouichi, is off screen. His dialogue reads: "See you later! I'm going for a run!" /End ID]
I'm not surprised I didn't know about it - not every sub decides to translate text that appears on screen, and it's a very brief shot too. Either way it's fun that information I previously considered game-exclusive actually made its way into the anime.
#i believe in the game you find out his family has a car workshop from an npc somewhere around kogarashi manor #i definitely have a screenshot of that dialogue i just cant find it now kshfsdhfksd
(via @wmiescieinazumy)
You do! I think the NPC you mean is the manor's next-door neighbour: from Chapter 4 to the end of the Saints' Way regionals, you can hear about the local car mechanic who refurbished his new ride. While he doesn't name names in any language, it's not hard to identify his Raimon-going son.
Inacord Stickers: Anastasia Mingler
Number ten is a surprise entry from neither box art opponent: Mingler, second-year midfielder and captain of Alpine Junior High. Her sparkly sticker is one of two which have no caption in Simplified and Traditional Chinese, instead leaving the message up to audience interpretation.
Some more random match phrases.
Masato is a pretty interesting character, I kinda wish he was in the anime I like his design more than Shuuya tbh
you mentioned earlier that darren/tachimukai is in the japanese pro league, i was wondering if him being a j-league player was mentioned in the games? (i'm really interested in their professional lives, thanks so much for your time 🙂↕️)
Hello! Indeed he is: as noted in the tags on Tuesday's poll, Darren LaChance has a solid professional career by the time we meet him as an adult. The first hint is in Chapter 11 of Inazuma Eleven GO, after a mysterious footballer of no particular fame talks to JP about goalkeeping.
Then in Chapter 12, when Arion's first stint as captain ends in disaster, Mark enlists Hurley Kane to provide the pep talk he can't. In the meantime, Darren catches up to ask if and when they'd have a chance to go head-to-head...
...and more recently, with his adult form recruitable starting from GO: Galaxy, his player binder description provides formal confirmation.
On chip condiments
"Chips are best with vinegar and that's that!"
"Chips are like, a million times better with ketchup!"
They're both wrong (specify)
On baby animals
"There's nothing cuter in the world than a baby seal!"
"How can you not think kittens are the most adorable fluffballs ever?!"
They're both wrong (specify)
On beverages
"The undisputed king of beverages is tea!"
"The undisputed king of beverages is milk!"
They're both wrong (specify)
On pro league players
"Nathan Swift's the best pro league player by far!"
"Jack Wallside's easily the best pro league player ever!"
They're both wrong (specify)
Inacord Stickers: Ivan Mercer
The series' third and final story-significant character is Northbright's Mercer, third-year midfielder. His agreement sticker is notable for being the only one not depicting the player in their team kit: he instead wears the Active Outfit, one of Story Mode's purchasable cosmetic clothing sets. Quite a unique choice for someone who usually sticks to the background.
PROFESSOR LAYTON REFERENCE!!!!
Me too, Jack...
InaLog update! With Mirage taken down and the aftermath resolved, that's Chapter 10 complete. While it's not unusual for more gameplay to occur after the chapter boss, it is for it to be noted in one of Arion's story log entries: excluding the post-game, the only occurrence in GO is here, when Julia Blaze arranges for him to meet the Holy Emperor.
As a high school student of unspecified age, there's a good chance she spent at least one year playing Fifth Sector's football. However, despite her open association with Alex Zabel and his closest aide, the Imperials she and Arion scuffle with at the hospital don't recognise her as one of their own. It seems like her brother's been making an effort to keep her out of his current affairs, to mixed success.
