God Wind (ゴッドウィンド, Goddo Windo) is a shoot hissatsu technique.
Users[]
- Matsukaze Tenma
- Afuro Terumi
- Edgar Valtinas
- Vanfeny Vamp
- Pantsu
- Matsukaze Tenma
Info[]
Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone[]
Anime[]
It first appeared in episode 49, used by Matsukaze Tenma while he was using Keshin Armed. It scored a goal for Chrono Storm, defeating Hosu's Reverse World.
Crossover movie[]
It was used by Tenma against Destructchers. It broke through Asta's Asterisk Rock and scored the final goal for Shinsei Inazuma Japan.
Game[]
God Wind is randomly dropped by beating Shinsei Inazuma Japan at Hirai Shinzou's Taisen Route or by getting a Rainbow capsule in the gatcha machine located at the arcade street in the shopping district.
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy[]
It was used in episode 3 and scored the first goal against Fire Dragon (GO), breaking through Nam Do-Hyeon's Dai Bakuhatsu Harite.
It was used again in episode 9 but was stopped by Dry Blow after the power was reduced by three of Shamshir's players.
It was used again in episode 13 and scored the final goal for Inazuma Japan breaking through Killer Elbow.
It was used again in episode 17 in the match against Storm Wolf. Tenma used it and succeeded in scoring the third goal for Inazuma Japan.
Obtainment[]
In Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013, this move can be learned by getting 50% kizuna between Tenmas Matsukaze Tenma and Inazuma Legend Japan Gouenji Shuuya.
Usage[]
The user swings his/her arm to the side charging the ball with golden energy. The user then rushes forward with the ball as he/she kicks the ball towards the goal covered with golden energy and followed by ferocious wind.
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GO Galaxy[]
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Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone[]
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Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013[]
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Trivia[]
- This is one of the hissatsus of which the name wasn't written in the crossover movie.
- This hissatsu is based on Kamikaze, a typhoon thought to have protected Japan from a Mongolian invasion in the 13th century.
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