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Player stats, passives and ideal zones in Inazuma Eleven Cross
A profile brings together several parts of a player’s kit. Work through them in this order to compare candidates for your team.
Open the player database1. Find the right player variant
Search a Japanese name or Western alias, then narrow the roster with position, element and tag filters. Cards display romanized Japanese names. Check the portrait, stars and team when comparing variants of the same character.
2. Compare numbers at the same level
The header shows base power and the database’s reference level. The profile separates kick, technique, block and catch, with speed and TP below. Use the numbers when comparing players: each bar is scaled against the highest of those stats within that individual profile.
Check special moves alongside the stats. Their tables show power, TP, cooldown, foul, critical and critical bonus at each move level. The unlock level appears beside the move’s name. Tags show its type, element and, where applicable, chain or shoot block.
3. Read the full passive requirement
Each passive includes its description, level and unlock requirement through level or awakening. Identify who receives the effect and the condition it needs. When it refers to allies with a particular tag or element, check the full tag lists of the players you want to combine.
Try those candidates in the team builder. Its report checks the ally-count conditions by tag or element that it recognizes. Read the full passive description for the remaining requirements and effects.
4. Match the zone to its pitch slot
The ideal-zone map numbers the pitch slots and marks the ranks of the zones recorded for the player. Its legend shows the bonuses for S, A and B ranks. Check every marked slot, since a profile can contain several useful zones. Combine this information with your formation’s requirements when deciding where to try the player.