JP:A hissatsu technique where 3 people combined shoot from the triangle of death! EN:A super shot powered by three players in a deadly triangle.
Inazuma Eleven 2
Inazuma Eleven 3
Victory Road
JP:Shoot from the triangle of death. It's crucial that all 3 people match each other's breath. EN:Shoot from the Triangle of Death. Synergy between the three players is highly important.
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Strikers
JP:A hissatsu technique where 3 people combined shoot from the triangle of death! EN:A super shot powered by three players in a deadly triangle.
Strikers 2012 Xtreme
GO Strikers 2013
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In the practice match between Teikoku Gakuen and Raimon[1], Kidou ordered Sakuma, Jimon, and Doumen to use it to make Gouenji reveal himself, pushing Endou towards the goal and successfully scoring Teikoku Gakuen's eleventh goal. Kidou would order Sakuma, Jimon, and Doumen to use it again to score, but it was stopped by Endou's God Hand.
Amidst Teikoku Gakuen's training[2], Sakuma, Jimon, and Doumen used it, with Genda noting the three perform it with more efficiency.
In the match between Teikoku Gakuen and Raimon[3], Kidou ordered Sakuma, Jimon, and Doumen to use it following Teikoku Gakuen's quick attacks, but it was stopped by Domon's bodily defense.
In the practice match between Teikoku Gakuen and Raimon[4], Kidou, Domon, and Endou used it several times in order to master it, failing to do so but managed to quickly get past Tachimukai, successfully scoring Teikoku Gakuen's first goal. Eventually, Kidou realized they needed to match their own timing rather than use Teikoku Gakuen's as a basis, successfully scoring Teikoku Gakuen's second goal. Kidou, Domon, and Endou would use it again, focusing more on their asynchrony and creating Death Zone 2, successfully scoring Teikoku Gakuen's third goal.
In the match between Seishou Gakuen and Raimon[5], Haizaki, Sasotsuka, and Orio used it, breaking through Raimon's defenders and quickly getting past Norika, successfully scoring Seishou Gakuen's first goal.
In the match between Seishou Gakuen and Kidokawa Seishuu[6], Haizaki, Sasotsuka, and Orio used it, pushing Oogosho into the goal and successfully scoring Seishou Gakuen's fourth and winning goal.
One user in the center runs forwards while the other two appear behind them, quickly jumping into the air. The user running forward then follows suit, with all three spinning while jumping. The three users then form a triangle in the air with the ball in the center, having thin, purple rays between them. As the ball absorbs the energy of the triangle, the three users close in on and stomp on it, covering the ball with dark purple energy and making it head towards the goal.
One user in the center dribbles with the ball, while the other two dash in front of them. The user dribbling comes to a halt, kicking the ball high into the air. The three users quickly jump into the air while spinning. They then form a triangle in the air with the ball in the center, having thin, purple rays between them. As the ball absorbs the energy of the triangle, two users get ready to volley it while one gets ready to overhead it. Once they kick the ball, it gets covered with dark purple energy, making it head towards the goal.
The triangular formation of Death Zone is a reference to the Bermuda Triangle, a region said to have multiple mysterious disappearances.
In the beta version of Inazuma Eleven SD, the Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin version of Death Zone was listed in the "Possible Override" section. In the actual release, only the non-Override original version appears.
The Inazuma Eleven Ares no Tenbin version was later added in the update, but as a regular technique.