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* MadeOfIron: Well, everybody is [[IncrediblyLamePun made of iron]], but Ryuuken and GZ can take much more damage than the others without getting hurt due to having more heavy-duty armor.
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* MadeOfIron: Well, everybody is [[IncrediblyLamePun [[{{Pun}} made of iron]], but Ryuuken and GZ can take much more damage than the others without getting hurt due to having more heavy-duty armor.
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The Hero is now an exampleless supertrope.
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* TheHero: Magnum Ace, specializes in baseball. [[spoiler:Originally known as Silver Frontier, and was an Iron Soldier before becoming Magnum Ace.]]
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* TheHero: TheLeader: Magnum Ace, specializes in baseball. [[spoiler:Originally known as Silver Frontier, and was an Iron Soldier before becoming Magnum Ace.]]
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The series was released on VHS and DVD with a recent release by Blu-Ray in Japan on March 2023.
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IUEO now so it needs to be explicitly spelled out that someone thinks the names are cool
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: Granted, they are manmade robots, but some of the Leaguers can have really over the top names. Guys like Fighter Spirits, and especially our main character Magnum Ace come to mind.
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Up To Eleven is a defunct trope
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** While none of the main characters die (despite an EXTREMELY high number of close calls), generic Leaguers often get gruesomely massacred. In the Java Arc this is taken UpToEleven.
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** While none of the main characters die (despite an EXTREMELY high number of close calls), generic Leaguers often get gruesomely massacred. In the Java Arc this is taken UpToEleven.
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* MauveShirt: Silver Castle's Silky. He's just an off-color version of the most standard Iron Leaguer model, but his status as a founding member of the team and their go-to goalkeeper mean he ends up having a surprising amount of screentime and personality, if not quite enough to be a proper main character.
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SIL also has a drama CD, which is only available in Japan.
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* MachineBlood: When injured, the Iron Leaguers bleed oil. Nonetheless, it looks painful enough to make the viewers cringe.
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* SymbolicBlood: When injured, the Iron Leaguers bleed oil. Nonetheless, it looks painful enough to make the viewers cringe.
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** BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Gold Arm and Gold Foot]] when they're being modified [[spoiler:into Iron Soldiers]]; [[spoiler:GZ became an oil-thirsting vampire]] for an episode, and in the OVA [[spoiler:Magnum Ace]] was subjected to this in episode 5.
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* BrainwashedAndCrazy: [[spoiler:Gold Arm and Gold Foot]] when they're being modified [[spoiler:into Iron Soldiers]]; [[spoiler:GZ became an oil-thirsting vampire]] for an episode, and in the OVA [[spoiler:Magnum Ace]] was subjected to this in episode 5.
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* GreatOffscreenWar: We know for a fact that there's a war going on in space. But this is a show about sports, so it's never really focused on. [[spoiler:Though the war does factor into the backstory of several characters, and the fact that "retired" Iron Leaguers are repurposed into Iron Soldiers is a plot point.]]
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* NewJobAsThePlotDemands: It's really easy to forget that Silver Castle is just supposed to be a soccer team, a fact that actually gets lampshaded at one point. While soccer is still the main star, they end up in a plethora of matches ranging from ice hockey to boxing, and most of their members were built for unrelated sports (in fact, the main character himself is a baseball player).
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* MegaManning: Gold Arm copies Magnum Ace's 44 Sonic. He eventually develops his own variations on it, namely 44 Sonic of Thunder and Rising Blast.
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* PowerCopying: Gold Arm copies Magnum Ace's 44 Sonic. He eventually develops his own variations on it, namely 44 Sonic of Thunder and Rising Blast.
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** PlayedForLaughs in episode 30, when [[NoSocialSkills GZ]] [[CrowningMomentOfFunny finds out he has to BABYSIT]] and [[NotSoStoic promptly suffers a complete mental meltdown.]]
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** PlayedForLaughs in episode 30, when [[NoSocialSkills GZ]] [[CrowningMomentOfFunny finds out he has to BABYSIT]] ''babysit'' and [[NotSoStoic promptly suffers a complete mental meltdown.]]
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* LighterAndSofter: As the show continues, less crashing happens, and the genre slowly swaps fronm BloodSport to a typical shonen anime like CaptainTsubasa and InazumaEleven. Justified, since various Leaguers learn to play fair and clean, [[spoiler:and even the BigBad gradually accepts this way of playing games]], making for a less bloody affair on the field.
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* LighterAndSofter: As the show continues, less crashing happens, and the genre slowly swaps fronm BloodSport to a typical shonen anime like CaptainTsubasa ''Manga/CaptainTsubasa'' and InazumaEleven.''VideoGame/InazumaEleven''. Justified, since various Leaguers learn to play fair and clean, [[spoiler:and even the BigBad gradually accepts this way of playing games]], making for a less bloody affair on the field.
