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Koizaki Io (恋崎(こいざき) 伊雄(いお)) is a forward for Seidouzan.

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  • "Star player who has received special education from an early age as a soccer elite."

Appearance[]

He has shoulder length pale yellow hair that covers his right eye. His left eye is visible and is blue.

Plot[]

He first appeared in episode 41 with the rest of the team playing against Raimon in the finals. At the end of the episode, the score was tied due Kurosaki scored a goal with Ballista Shot and Tsurugi with Death Drop, which Shoot Break couldn't stop.

In episode 42, he passed the ball to Kurosaki, who released his Keshin Enma Gazard. At the end of the first half, the score was tied again due Kurosaki released his Keshin and scored with Bakunetsu Storm and Nishiki released his Keshin too and scored with Bushin Renzan. He didn't appeared in the second half because Seidouzan was replaced by Dragonlink.

Game appearance[]

Character avatar[]

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Seidouzan's uniform (S) Koizaki Io sprite

Character view[]

Front overview Back overview Front close view Back close view
Seidouzan's uniform (S) Koizaki 3D (1) (S) Koizaki 3D (2) (S) Koizaki 3D (3) (S) Koizaki 3D (4)

Recruitment[]

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In order to recruit Koizaki, the following requirements are needed:

After this, he can be recruited for an amount of 2800 Yuujou points.

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Stats[]

All stats are at level 99 and untrained.

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  • GP: 161
  • TP: 133
  • Kick: 124
  • Dribbling: 93
  • Technique: 87
  • Block: 75
  • Speed: 94
  • Stamina: 100
  • Catch: 55
  • Lucky: 114
  • Freedom: 92
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Game exclusive teams[]

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Trivia[]

  • His name, Koizaki Io, is derived from コイオス (read as "Koiosu"), which, in turn, is the Japanese pronunciation of Coeus, the Greek Titan with no particular domain who was a member of the Titans, a reference to Seidouzan's naming motif.
    • His dub forename, Coeus, is a reference to the eponymous Greek Titan, which is also a reference to Seidouzan's naming motif.
      Interestingly, his dub surname, Heavens, is the literal meaning of Coeus' other name, Polus.

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