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Fidio Aldena serves as the captain and star forward of the Italian national team, Orpheus, renowned across the soccer world as the "White Meteor of Italy." He possesses fair skin, stands at a standard height, and has medium-length brown hair paired with dark blue eyes. In casual settings, he typically wears a grey shirt beneath a blue short-sleeved jacket, along with gray trousers and gray shoes.
Known for his friendly, kind, and trustworthy nature, Fidio holds a deep belief in both soccer and his teammates. He consistently supports others and refuses to exploit those in vulnerable positions. His perseverance and passion for the sport drive him never to give up, playing in honor of his late father—a motivation he shares with figures like Kidou Yuuto.
Fidio first appears when Inazuma Japan encounters Orpheus during training on Liocott Island. He later represents Italy as flag bearer at the Football Frontier International opening ceremony. A significant challenge arises when Kageyama Reiji becomes Orpheus’s coach and orchestrates a scheme to replace the team with Team K through a representative match. After eight teammates are injured due to Kageyama’s tactics, Fidio leads Orpheus to victory with assistance from Endou Mamoru, Kidou Yuuto, Sakuma, and Fudou, securing their place as Italy’s representatives.
Upon learning of Kageyama’s past, Fidio chooses to trust him, leading the team to master the Catenaccio Counter. This development helps Kageyama rediscover his love for soccer, and Fidio evolves into a more dependable leader. Orpheus ties with Inazuma Japan, earning a spot in the FFI finals. Fidio later joins Endou and others to rescue kidnapped individuals and participates in practice matches, including a loss against Little Gigant. He attends the FFI final and congratulates Inazuma Japan on their victory.
In the film "Inazuma Eleven the Movie: The Invasion of the Strongest Army Ogre," Fidio travels back in time and temporarily plays as a forward for Raimon to help defeat Ogre. During the match, he executes his hissatsu technique, Odin Sword, in a chain shoot with Kanon’s God Cannon, though it is blocked. He is later injured by a shot from Icka Stacks.
Across various game adaptations, Fidio is recruitable under specific conditions, such as in "Inazuma Eleven 3," where he can be scouted after defeating Orpheus and winning soccer battles on Liocott Island. His stats and hissatsu techniques, including Odin Sword and Hitori One-Two, are detailed in-game, with attributes like GP, TP, and kicking power varying between versions. Odin Sword involves dribbling and shooting the ball, transforming it into a piercing yellow sword-like projectile, while Hitori One-Two is a dribbling move that confuses opponents with a spinning ball and rapid movement.
Known for his friendly, kind, and trustworthy nature, Fidio holds a deep belief in both soccer and his teammates. He consistently supports others and refuses to exploit those in vulnerable positions. His perseverance and passion for the sport drive him never to give up, playing in honor of his late father—a motivation he shares with figures like Kidou Yuuto.
Fidio first appears when Inazuma Japan encounters Orpheus during training on Liocott Island. He later represents Italy as flag bearer at the Football Frontier International opening ceremony. A significant challenge arises when Kageyama Reiji becomes Orpheus’s coach and orchestrates a scheme to replace the team with Team K through a representative match. After eight teammates are injured due to Kageyama’s tactics, Fidio leads Orpheus to victory with assistance from Endou Mamoru, Kidou Yuuto, Sakuma, and Fudou, securing their place as Italy’s representatives.
Upon learning of Kageyama’s past, Fidio chooses to trust him, leading the team to master the Catenaccio Counter. This development helps Kageyama rediscover his love for soccer, and Fidio evolves into a more dependable leader. Orpheus ties with Inazuma Japan, earning a spot in the FFI finals. Fidio later joins Endou and others to rescue kidnapped individuals and participates in practice matches, including a loss against Little Gigant. He attends the FFI final and congratulates Inazuma Japan on their victory.
In the film "Inazuma Eleven the Movie: The Invasion of the Strongest Army Ogre," Fidio travels back in time and temporarily plays as a forward for Raimon to help defeat Ogre. During the match, he executes his hissatsu technique, Odin Sword, in a chain shoot with Kanon’s God Cannon, though it is blocked. He is later injured by a shot from Icka Stacks.
Across various game adaptations, Fidio is recruitable under specific conditions, such as in "Inazuma Eleven 3," where he can be scouted after defeating Orpheus and winning soccer battles on Liocott Island. His stats and hissatsu techniques, including Odin Sword and Hitori One-Two, are detailed in-game, with attributes like GP, TP, and kicking power varying between versions. Odin Sword involves dribbling and shooting the ball, transforming it into a piercing yellow sword-like projectile, while Hitori One-Two is a dribbling move that confuses opponents with a spinning ball and rapid movement.