JP:A twin shot that can shake the stars loose with your fire-attribute teammates! (T.B.A. ) EN:A twin shot with an Fire-based team-mate that makes the stars tremble!
Inazuma Eleven 3
Victory Road
JP:T.B.A. (クロスした2つのオーラが 激しく渦巻く。星を揺るがすほどの威力を誇る合体シュート。) EN:Two players' auras cross and swirl violently, unleashing a stunningly powerful combo shot.
Spin-offs
Strikers
JP:A twin shot that can shake the stars loose with your fire-attribute teammates! (火属性の仲間とくり出す、星を揺るがすほどのツインシュート!) EN:A twin shot with a Fire-based team-mate that makes the stars tremble!
Strikers 2012 Xtreme
GO Strikers 2013
version
Inazuma Eleven 2
JP:A twin shot that can shake the stars loose with your wind-attribute teammates! (T.B.A. ) EN:A twin shot with an Wind-based team-mate that makes the stars tremble!
Inazuma Eleven 3
JP:A twin shot that can shake the stars loose with your wind-attribute teammates! (T.B.A. ) EN:A twin shot with an Air-based team-mate that makes the stars tremble!
Victory Road
JP:T.B.A. (クロスした2つのオーラが 激しく渦巻く。星を揺るがすほどの威力を誇る合体シュート。) EN:Two players' auras cross and swirl violently, unleashing a stunningly powerful combo shot.
Spin-offs
Strikers
JP:A twin shot that can shake the stars loose with your wind-attribute teammates! (風属性の仲間とくり出す、星を揺るがすほどのツインシュート!) EN:A twin shot with a Wind-based team-mate that makes the stars tremble!
Strikers 2012 Xtreme
GO Strikers 2013
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In the second and last match between Raimon and The Genesis[1], Gouenji and Fubuki deflected Gran, Ulvida, and Wheeze's Supernova following Tachimukai's Mugen The Hand G2 with a combined volley, making the ball briefly spin in the air with both fire and ice. Thereafter, Gouenji and Fubuki created it and used it, quickly getting past Nero and successfully scoring Raimon's third goal. Shortly afterwards, Megane gave the technique its name.
In the match between Raimon and Dark Emperors[2], Gouenji and Fubuki used it, breaking through Takeshi's Double Rocket and successfully scoring Raimon's second goal.
In the match between Inazuma Japan and Orpheus[3], Gouenji and Fubuki used it, quickly getting past Blasi and successfully scoring Inazuma Japan's first goal.
One user cloaks themselves in a fiery veil while the other cloaks themselves in an icy veil, running towards each other with their bodies leaned forward and their arms reeled to their backs. Once they cross paths, each of their energy cloaks disperse and the ball gets lifted into the air as both users spin into each other's former sides, covering their surroundings with fleeting swirls of their energy veils. They then volley the ball simultaneously, making the Earth briefly appear behind them and covering the ball with both fire and ice, coming back into reality as it viciously spins towards the goal.
However, this can be seen as a mere clash of their personalities as it ends up in an explosion once they cross paths.
In the Inazuma Eleven Nintendo DS games, there are two different manuals for Crossfire to cater to both of its elements, and respectively.
In Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha, Crossfire is exclusive to Blizzard while Crossfire is exclusive to Fire.
In the Inazuma Eleven Nintendo DS games, if the user is , the partner is required to be to perform Crossfire whereas if the user is , the partner is required to be to perform Crossfire.
It is one of the hissatsu techniques to have two different elements in the same game with no visual changes.
It shares this trait with Fire Blizzard and Shadow Ray.
In the English localization of the Inazuma Eleven anime, when it's used in its V2 stage[4], it's said as Cross Fire Remastered despite its typography showing otherwise.