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The story is a retelling of Tekken 3, and I enjoyed this show as a short afternoon binge because I played a bit of Tekken as a kid but never really knew much about the story. But I don't recommend this show if you have no interest in Tekken and just want a martial arts tournament like God of Highschool, Kengan Ashura and Megalo Box.

The fights are decent, but short and simple. The short 6 episode length also makes it impossible to get invested in most of the characters. Despite half of this show being a martial arts tournament, I don't recommend watching this ... for the fights alone. Most fights are off-screen anyway.

The art and animation are fine. The CGI was not an issue, most of the time I could not tell if a frame was 2D or 3D.

The music has to be one of the most forgettable soundtracks I've ever heard in anime.

Do you want a cute loli fox girl saying "You can sleep next to me!" after a tiring, late day of work and while having sleep issues?

Do you want a cute loli fox girl who will let you fluff her fluffy tail whenever you want?

Do you want a cute loli fox girl to prepare breakfast and dinner for you, clean your house, do laundry for you, pamper you and cheer you up when you're down?

Do you want a healing potion for your soul, a cure for your depression?

If you answered yes to everything, then go watch it. Because that's basically what this anime ... is, a healing anime meant to make you feel happy.

There's almost no story, it's just a depressed salaryman coming home from work with Senko-san doing things to cheer him up. It's cute, enjoyable and nice to imagine you being in the main character's position.

The anime is no masterpiece or anything, but it doesn't NEED to be. I wouldn't rate it 10/10, but if you answered yes to the four questions I asked earlier, then you should absolutely watch it.

This is the first anime that I ever watched online. I was in love with the anime on tv, and unfortunately it only aired early in the morning at 6 am, so I set my alarm clock extremely early every time just to watch it. Unfortunately the dub version wasn't that far in my country, and I had to watch the rest of the show online. Glad I did.

The first thing I want to say is that I'd rate the sound of Inazuma Eleven the highest of all. In fact, out of all animes that I have watched so far, there was no anime I ... would rate the sound of as high as in this show. It used the opening and outro theme songs in the middle of episodes itself as well, which can make me love an anime over 9000 times more. The soundtracks were perfectly fitting with the scenes, and also beautifully orchestrated. I sometimes still listen to some of the soundtracks on youtube, or sing hum them out loud. The opening songs are all enjoyable as well.

Next up is the story, which I don't rate that high. Some things are unrealistic, or found way too far, as if the makers had to come up with something, no matter how realistic, to make something else that's cool possible. And the whole second season doesn't make a lot of sense, but no spoilers on that. The difficulty scaling could be better too. Apart from that there are some touching scenes, characters have good background stories and their own strong personalities, and the connections between characters are strong as well. The art-style isn't outstanding, but pleasing to the eye and enjoyable, and every character is unique, a.k.a. every person has their own unique appearance and amazing hairstyle.

I highly advice you to watch Inazuma Eleven. You can feel the tension on the soccer field. The amazing supernatural techniques can be so awesome, ranging from fire tornadoes to ghost hands, that you want to repeat them on the field in real life. When the main characters score a goal, you just want to cheer together with the crowd, and you feel bad for them as well when they loose. Simply one of the most enjoyable animes I've ever watched.