Can be acquired after talking to the four cheerleaders on Raimon's rooftop in the correct order[note 1].
Inazuma Eleven 2
Reward from the Shop Manager in Toukyou's Plamo Shop (プラモ店) on Shopping District (商店街) for collecting 5 Old Pin Badges.
Usage[]
As the user charges the ball with electricity, a slender, black dragon with a lightning mustache rises and winks. After they kick the charged ball, the dragon follows the ball towards the goal in a trail of sparks.
Video[]
Corodra Shoot-Baby Dragon
Trivia[]
Part of its name, Corodra, is derived from コロドラゴン (read as "Koro Doragon"), which, in turn, means Coro Dragon, a reference to the mascot of CoroCoro Comic.
In the European game files of Inazuma Eleven, it's named SLED Shot.
In the Inazuma Eleven Nintendo DS games, the user is required to be small-sized.
In Inazuma Eleven, the cheerleaders shout the following Katakana when spoken to in the correct order: こ ("ko"), ロ ("ro"), ど ("do"), and ら ("ra") - spelling out part of Corodra Shoot's name.
In the English localization, the cheerleaders shout out Corodra Shoot's dub name, Baby Dragon.
In both instances, the shouts are included as wordplay within a full sentence.
Notes[]
↑The cheerleaders will start their dialogue with a Katakana character (syllable in the dub) encased in brackets if they're the correct one.
