Mahoro Tadashi

Mahoro Tadashi (真帆路 正) is a midfielder and captain for Genei Gakuen.

Background
When he was young, his first friend was actually Amagi Daichi. He wanted to play but the other kids didn't care to talk to him. Then Amagi first talked to him and said that both of them should play. That's when both became friends. He protected Amagi from the bullies because he wanted to keep Amagi's smile. Later, he met Kosaka Yukie and also became friends with her. The three were known to be the best of friends. But then, Mahoro stopped talking to Amagi because he's afraid the bullies were going to target on him. At the match between Genei Gakuen and Raimon, Mahoro called Amagi a coward who can't face reality. By the end of the match, Amagi stopped Mahoro's Maboroshi Shot, making him confess that he was the one who was the coward who can't face reality.

Plot (GO)
He appeared for the first time in Episode 33 and talked to Amagi in the rain. He was Amagi's childhood friend and Kousaka Yukie, that appeared talking with him. He confronted Raimon in the 1/4 of Holy Road, at Pinball Stadium, and scored all the three goals with his hissatsu, Maboroshi Shot. Also in the match, his coach said that he should concentrate instead of keep thinking.

At the end of the Episode 34, he badly tackled Hamano because he stole the ball back, which was stolen before by Shindou. As he approached Amagi, after he scored the third point with Maboroshi Shot and Amagi and Sangoku couldn't stop it, and he said that Genei Gakuen have to win at any way in order to proceed with Fifth Sector's soccer, which Amagi replied if that is his soccer.

In the Episode 35, he used Genei no Dalamanglass and Dancing Ghost to pass Nishiki's keshin and successfully succeeded it. After that, he shot with a normal shoot and Raimon blocked with Amagi's Viva! Banri no Choujou, Kariya's Hunter's Net and Sangoku's Fence of Gaia. Later, he was surprised by the goalkeeper change of Raimon. After that, Maboroshi Shot was finally blocked by Amagi's new hissatsu, Atlantis Wall and Amagi was seen to be really happy and Mahoro realized that he was the one who was wrong here and even complimented Amagi for stopping his shoot. At the end of the match, Genei lost with 4-3. He, Amagi and Yukie were seen outside of the stadium talking to each other. Mahoro explained why he didn't want to talk with Amagi and why he protected him.

Inazuma Eleven GO
'''At Lvl. 99'''
 * GP: 125
 * TP: 183
 * Kick: 106
 * Dribbling: 92
 * Technique: 134
 * Block: 98
 * Speed: 98
 * Stamina: 83
 * Catch: 51
 * Lucky: 89

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone
'''At Lvl. 99'''
 * GP: 122
 * TP: 136
 * Kick: 126
 * Dribbling: 152
 * Block: 96
 * Catch: 85
 * Technique: 131
 * Speed: 112
 * Stamina: 83
 * Lucky: 104

Inazuma Eleven GO

 *  [SH] Maboroshi Shot
 *  [SH] Extend Zone
 *  [OF] Illusion Ball
 *  [DF] Dimension Cut

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone

 *  [SH] Maboroshi Shot
 *  [SH] Disaster Break
 *  [OF] Illusion Ball
 *  [DF] Screwdriver

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013

 *  [SH] Maboroshi Shot
 *  [SH] Extend Zone
 *  [OF] Illusion Ball
 *  [DF]  Dimension Cut

Inazuma Eleven GO

 *  [KH] Genei no Dalamanglass

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone

 *  [KH] Genei no Dalamanglass

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013

 *  [KH] Genei no Dalamanglass

Inazuma Eleven GO

 * Holy Road All Star Team S
 * Incarnates
 * New Generation Japan

Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone

 * Holy Road All Star
 * Dark Heroes

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013

 * Kakumei Senbatsu (Wii)

Trivia

 * He's the third player to score a "hat-trick" (make 3 goals in one game all by themselves) in Inazuma Eleven GO, the first being Yukiji Keiichi the second is Nishiki Ryouma and the fourth is Amemiya Taiyou.
 * He is the only player in the GO series so far who made all the goals as a midfielder.