In the anime, Shinsuke was very eager to learn and use a hissatsu technique, like Tenma. When he was trying to learn the hissatsu shot, he wanted it to be a defense hissatsu. However, during the time when Tenma and thethirdyears helped Shinsuke perfect Buttobi Jump, Sangoku pointed out that it turned out to be a shoot hissatsu, not a defense hissatsu technique.
When he jumps higher, he evolved this hissatsu technique, like in the match against Teikoku. Later in the match against Kaiou and Akizora Challengers, Shinsuke scored with this hissatsu, and was able to burst through Kogure's Senpuujin . It shares some resemblances to God Cannon and The Typhoon.
After Raimon won the Holy Road, the team watched a special program that was commemorated to them on TV, showcasing the hissatsu, keshin and tactics they and their opponents used during the tournament.
It was used in episode 4 to stop Alpha's keshin armed shoot but without any success. However, with the help from Strow and Smile, it helped Machos who stopped the shoot using Excellent Breast.
In episode 16, at first Shinsuke was using it as a defense technique, not a shoot. However, in episode 17, Buttobi Jump has finally been used as a shoot technique and scored the second goal for Raimon.
This was also shown in the GO movie, where Shinsuke used it as a defense technique, but later on as a shoot technique.
The strength of this technique in Inazuma Eleven GO was listed as "D" in "Inazuma Eleven GO Shine/Dark: Nekketsu Official Guidebook Kyuukyoku-ban".