There is very minimal interactions going on between the characters to help us understand how their dynamic is with other characters that we do not know of already (I mean, Endou interacted with Kidou, sure, but we have seen Endou interact with Kidou all the time. Show him interacting with someone like Haizaki who he hasn't interacted with before). In addition, there was also very minimal downtime in between each match (downtime which could have been used to show character development or have them train a new technique together or something).
I honestly cannot for the life of me stand characters that behave like douche-bags just because they love ones have died. I understand losing your loved ones is tragic but there's pelo reason to take it out on others.
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With the inclusion of politics the tone, pacing even dialogue go to shit as the devolved into this uninspired and badly written political, sports, spy series that contradicts everything that this franchise has stood for since 2008.
Heart Arc: Orion is always by her side until an accident when Heroine falling off a cliff, he saves her and it hinders her ability to see and hear him well. The story will continue in the next arc.
The animation of all the new techniques introduced in Orion (and there are a lot of them!) has certainly improved, but non-e barring one (maybe two) of these were techniques that left me with a spark and in awe.
Inazuma Eleven Ares was one of most disappointing series comebacks I've ever seen. The story was incredibly rushed thanks to it's dreadful pacing. The writing was shallow at best, most of the new characters sucked and the visuals were underwhelming .
Why Inazuma Eleven Orion why did you have to ruin one of the best written characters in Ares Haizaki. In Ares he had a well written backstory that made him more then just another typical soccer player.
The lack and character bonding really hurts the pacing as well the characterisation because the show would rather focus on it's contrived written Orion Foundation plot which was very rushed instead having a couple of episodes where the characters are just getting along with each other.
And the matches, ESPECIALLY the latter half of Orion, ends up being the two teams throwing around hissatsus left, right and center. Which, to be fair, I know is what Inazuma Eleven's matches is supposed to be about, but thanks to the lack of training scenes shown it seems like they are pulling those hissatsus out of thin air.
He takes her to the hospital (because she fell over when running to collect her diary). Toma leaves as visiting hours are over. Heroine sleeps, and awakes in the arms of Ukyo. However, navegue aqui he drops her off the top of the hospital building. Which tranistions her into the next world.
I just going to say this right now Inazuma Eleven Orion is not only the worst entry of the series but is also one of the worst animes I have ever watched in a long while. It's like the staff took everything that was wrong with Ares and managed to crank it up to 11.
Enjoyment (1/10) - Let's just get this out of the way early: at some point, I ended up watching Orion not because I enjoyed it or because I wanted to know what would happen next, but to find out how they would try and salvage what was left to salvage.
Just as Inazuma franchise, 1 or 2 traitors are always there, they aren't developing much, except Endou and Inamori, all have accepted the traitor but just can't kick him out, and they hit him in Australia, yet he is in perfect condition.