#Inazuma eleven orion tv tropes series#

Considering how heartwarming your last encounter with the were, this is really hard to take in. Dark Emperors is a team composed of the injured Raimon players, Nishigaki, Shadow, and Sugimori.

The last team in season two is one nobody could have seen coming, and it serves as a shocking final battle.

While The Genesis isn't nearly as bad as Epsilon they're still generous with the Nightmare Fuel, but notably they were the ones who pushed Kazemaru to the Despair Event Horizon (anime) or beaten him up senselessly (game) either way not ending well, and also messed up Fubuki.

Of course we haven't even mentioned Epsilon Remastered.

#Inazuma eleven orion tv tropes series#

Besides the general reason why most of Aliea Academy's team are nightmarish, Desarm's attempt to provoke Fubuki leads to possibly one of the heaviest Nightmare Fuel the series has ever achieved given how badly it shattered Fubuki. You thought Gemini Storm was bad? Epsilon are far, far worse than them.That's not even mentioning the several Fridge Horror left untouched. Gemini Storm, they're the team who's gonna show Raimon (who just recently won a tournament to show they're best of Japan) how horribly out of league they are by destroying their school, Raimon.Generally most of Aliea Academy's team are pretty heavy on the Nightmare Fuel.

Touko: He's way different from that delicate guy earlier

That gentle and shy boy is now a bloodthirsty and brutal player. Atsuya is creepy enough as he is when you see him for the first time.

There's a good reason he's the original poster boy for this page. It escalates and climaxed after he was beaten up with Hiroto/Gran's Ryuusei Blade, the mirror scene with Atsuya is downright terrifying bordering on Silent Hill's level of Psychological Horror. As if his Battle in the Center of the Mind with Atsuya isn't creepy enough, Fubuki actually starts to talking to himself. He practically contends Fubuki for most Nightmare Fuel inducing character in the series. The lengths he took recruit Sakuma, his brutal plays (it's even worse in the game), and just about everything about this guy counts. To sum it up, you see and hear Sakuma's body breaking.

The Shin Teikoku mini-arc is much darker than what you'd expect in this series.

The man is so obsessed with victory that he's willing to kill Raimon's players to win.

Although this attitude shouldn't be a surprise given that Kageyama Reiji is their coach.

But for the other schools that weren't as lucky, imagine how they have to go through this.

It was told that any team that lost against Teikoku Academy had their schools destroyed, of course we're lucky to see Raimon made it out fine.

The worst part comes when they stopped caring about scoring and instead attacks Endou, leaving everybody to just helplessly watch. They come and play with some newly formed team, and utterly obliterates every player in sight.

Very early on the series Teikoku Academy is oozing with Nightmare Fuel.

Plasma ShadowFor a series that has teenagers playing soccer in all sorts of wacky ways, it's a bit hard to believe that it could be really grim.