Dash Train (ダッシュトレイン, Dasshu Torein) is a block hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven GO.
Game description[]
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Users[]
- Aooni
- Arai
- Araragi
- Aru
- Botamochi
- Bundoki
- Charge
- Chisel
- Choi Chang-soo
- Cross
- Daikko Buuka
- Drache Gunther
- Garago
- Garnet
- Genjin
- Goat
- Heaban
- Hebeemoth
- Hinomaru
- Honba Geki
- Houka
- Howling
- Idetaka
- Ishikari Raita
- Itsuki Katsumasa
- Iwashita
- Jii-san
- Kabuto
- Kagawa Ruriwo
- Kawasaki Ginta
- Kobushi
- Kurumada Gouichi
- Kyoshou
- Matsumura
- Meiseki
- Menuki
- Mitsui
- Moko
- Morisugi Hisashi
- Motoyama
- Muffler
- Muscle
- Nichou
- Omoi Takeshi
- Onyx
- Oosawada Kotetsu
- Orikawa
- Pile
- Pinocchio
- Rui
- Sakahata
- Seki Ganjirou
- Shiigi
- Shima Samonji
- Shirokai
- Spanner
- Sunaga
- Sutetake
- Tamada
- Tasogare
- Ten-gallon
- Tobisawa Mana
- Tokkou
- Touichi
- Tsuyuhara
- Uchimura
- Udou Kai
- Uesuda Shirou
- Ushijima Seiji
- Zendouji
Info[]
Inazuma Eleven GO[]
It was first used in episode 13 by Kuramada when he had the determination to win the game after he saw the skillfull plays of Shindou and the others determination to win no matter what. Later, Kuramada used this defense hissatsu in several matches, which was seen to be successful in almost all matches where he used it.
At Inazuma Town's riverbed, Matsukaze Tenma, Shindou, Nishizono Shinsuke, Sorano Aoi, Yamana Akane and Seto Midori were thinking back at the opponents Raimon has faced so far during the Holy Road tournament and this hissatsu was seen in their flashback.
After Raimon won the Holy Road, the team watched a special program that was commemorated to them on TV, showcasing their hissatsu, keshin and tactics they used and the opponents and their moves they faced during the tournament.
Inazuma Eleven GO Chrono Stone[]
In the match against Protocol Omega 2.0, Kurumada tried to stop Orca with this move, but she tackled him away and the hissatsu failed.
Kurumada used the hissatsu again during the match between El Dorado Team 01 and Zan, which was part of the Ragnarok tournament. He successfully used it on Rude and stole the ball from him.
Usage[]
The user crouches and reels their body back as they becomes surrounded in orange energy and steam comes gushing from their head. The energy dissipates and they dash towards the opponent, with steam coming from their head like a train. They then collide with the oppnent, sending them flying into the air as they continue to charge forward, now with the ball stuck to their head.
Gallery[]
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)_Dash_Train_as_a_rugby_hissatsu.png "(CS (001)) Dash Train as a rugby hissatsu.png (540 KB)") Kurumada using Dash Train in rugby.
_Dash_Train_preview.png "(2013) Dash Train preview.png (13 KB)") Dash Train's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013.
 IGS-03-025.  IGS-07-022.  IG-11-055.  IGS-12-018.
 Dash Train in Inazuma Eleven GO's English localization. |
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Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013[]
Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 - Dash Train ( ダッシュトレイン )
Inazuma Eleven SD[]
-Inazuma Eleven SD- Dash Train - Goichi Kurumada
Trivia[]
- When Kurumada joined the rugby club, he still used Dash Train as it was seen in episode 1 but the typography was not shown.
- It is similar to Horn Train, with the former mirroring a steam train and the latter mirroring a charging bull.
- When Kurumada uses Dash Train, he shouts "shuppo" the Japanese sound effect for "choo-choo" while charging.
- In the English Chrono Stone games, he shouts "Charge!" when in the rugby club.
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