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Ichinose Kazuya, known as the "Field Magician" for his exceptional playmaking, is a Japanese midfielder. Originating from America, he was a childhood friend of Kino Aki and Domon Asuka. A severe childhood accident required medical treatment in America, where doctors declared he could never play soccer again. To avoid burdening Aki and Domon, he asked his father to inform them of his death. Through rehabilitation and determination, he recovered sufficiently to return to Japan earlier than expected, surprising both.
He joined Raimon Junior High's soccer team, earning the number 16 jersey through his technical skills and vision. Alongside Endou Mamoru and Domon, he recreated the Tri-Pegasus technique, later evolved into The Phoenix. His repertoire expanded in the Aliea Gakuen arc with techniques like Flame Dance and Twin Boost. His presence attracted Rika, who developed strong feelings and consistently called him "Darling".
During the Football Frontier International (FFI) arc, he represented the United States as Unicorn's key midfielder (wearing number 7), driven by a dream to establish soccer prominently in America. Latent injuries from his childhood accident persisted. Against Inazuma Japan, he scored two goals using Pegasus Shot and Gran Fenrir but collapsed mid-game. Medical assessment indicated excessive play could permanently end his career, requiring immediate surgery. After substitution, he expressed deep satisfaction competing against Endou. Post-surgery, he resumed soccer and participated in an original Raimon reunion match.
In later series, his appearances were brief but significant. In *Inazuma Eleven GO*, Gouenji referenced his resilience advising another player, and Tenma questioned Aki about potential romantic communications from America, causing her to blush. In *Chrono Stone*, he appeared during a time-travel sequence where Tenma's team encountered original Raimon. During *Orion no Kokuin*, he represented America with Star Unicorn and later Navy Invader. His tactical awareness allowed him to predict opponents' movements and coordinate offenses effectively. In *Victory Road*, he was described as an all-round player balancing attack and defense.
His personality resembled Endou's—kind-hearted and straightforward—though he frequently misquoted American sayings, prompting corrections from Aki. Romantic implications with Aki were suggested but complicated by geographic separation and differing life priorities; he maintained soccer dedication in America while Aki remained rooted in Japan.
He joined Raimon Junior High's soccer team, earning the number 16 jersey through his technical skills and vision. Alongside Endou Mamoru and Domon, he recreated the Tri-Pegasus technique, later evolved into The Phoenix. His repertoire expanded in the Aliea Gakuen arc with techniques like Flame Dance and Twin Boost. His presence attracted Rika, who developed strong feelings and consistently called him "Darling".
During the Football Frontier International (FFI) arc, he represented the United States as Unicorn's key midfielder (wearing number 7), driven by a dream to establish soccer prominently in America. Latent injuries from his childhood accident persisted. Against Inazuma Japan, he scored two goals using Pegasus Shot and Gran Fenrir but collapsed mid-game. Medical assessment indicated excessive play could permanently end his career, requiring immediate surgery. After substitution, he expressed deep satisfaction competing against Endou. Post-surgery, he resumed soccer and participated in an original Raimon reunion match.
In later series, his appearances were brief but significant. In *Inazuma Eleven GO*, Gouenji referenced his resilience advising another player, and Tenma questioned Aki about potential romantic communications from America, causing her to blush. In *Chrono Stone*, he appeared during a time-travel sequence where Tenma's team encountered original Raimon. During *Orion no Kokuin*, he represented America with Star Unicorn and later Navy Invader. His tactical awareness allowed him to predict opponents' movements and coordinate offenses effectively. In *Victory Road*, he was described as an all-round player balancing attack and defense.
His personality resembled Endou's—kind-hearted and straightforward—though he frequently misquoted American sayings, prompting corrections from Aki. Romantic implications with Aki were suggested but complicated by geographic separation and differing life priorities; he maintained soccer dedication in America while Aki remained rooted in Japan.