Dragon Crash

Dragon Crash
Hissatsu data
JP name	ドラゴンクラッシュ
Dub name	Dragon Crash
Type	Shoot
Element	Forest
Characteristic	Shoot chain (Inazuma Eleven, GO, & GO Strikers 2013 games)
Power	70 (Galaxy) Min. 39, Max. 92 (SD) 50 (Victory Road)
Shibire damage	5
Users	1
Evolution	Normal → 改 → 真 (Inazuma Eleven 2 & Inazuma Eleven 3) Normal → 改 → 真 → 爆 → 極 → 神 (Galaxy)
Cost
Inazuma Eleven	30 (JP) 33 (EU)
Inazuma Eleven	30 (JP) 33 (EU)
Inazuma Eleven 2	33
Inazuma Eleven 2	33
Inazuma Eleven 3	28
Inazuma Eleven 3	28
Galaxy	30
Galaxy	30
Strikers	20 Normal, 30 Kai
Strikers	20 Normal, 30 Kai
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	20 Normal, 30 Kai
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	20 Normal, 30 Kai
GO Strikers 2013	20 Normal, 30 Kai
GO Strikers 2013	20 Normal, 30 Kai
SD	Min. 26, Max. 38
SD	Min. 26, Max. 38
Victory Road	50 90 (beta)
Victory Road	50 90 (beta)
Debut
Game	Inazuma Eleven
Anime	Episode 003
Manga	Chapter 06

Dragon Crash (ドラゴンクラッシュ, Doragon Kurasshu) is a shoot hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven.

Game description

Description

Inazuma Eleven JP: T.B.A. (T.B.A. ) EN: This big move needs a strong kick and appears as a flying blue dragon. Inazuma Eleven 2 Inazuma Eleven 3 Galaxy T.B.A. (右脚に　全身全霊の力を込めてブッ放つ！青きドラゴンの　咆哮とどろくシュート技。) Victory Road JP: T.B.A. (ドラゴンを宿す強烈なパワーが無慈悲な咆哮となって襲いかかる。) EN: Harry the opposition with a merciless roar borne from a dragon's might. Spin-offs Strikers JP: T.B.A. (強いキック力をいかして放つ大技。青いドラゴンが天を駆ける！！) EN: This big move needs a strong kick and appears as a flying blue dragon. Strikers 2012 Xtreme GO Strikers 2013

All text is transcribed and translated accurately to the latest version of its source material.

Users

Main-series games

Users

Player Name Element Position Unlock Aida Lv. 1 Lv. 1 Lv. 1 - - Aida (young form) - Lv. 1 Lv. 1 - - Aosai - - - Lv. 22 - Banda - - - Lv. 36 - Choki - - - Lv. 17 - Chouun - - - Lv. 16 - Deme - - - - Lv. 13 Demeter - - - Legend Gate - Drago - - Lv. 50 - - Dragon - Lv. 33 Lv. 33 - - Ebata - Lv. 20 Lv. 20 - - Fuda - - - - Lv. 13 Fukuda - Lv. 24 Lv. 24 - - Furuto - - - Lv. 46 - Hiramoto - Lv. 21 Lv. 21 - - Hoshii - - - Lv. 51 - Hosoda - Lv. 29 - - - Houko - - - Lv. 37 - Kageta - Lv. 1 Lv. 1 - - Kate - Lv. 23 Lv. 1 - - Kawawa - - Lv. 27 - - Kayart - Lv. 23 Lv. 23 - - Kei-kun - - - Lv. 36 - Kimishima - Lv. 29 - - - Knife - - - Lv. 31 - Koro - - Lv. 9 - - Kousei - - Lv. 24 - - Kyoui - - - Lv. 12 - Leader - - - Lv. 24 - Miyanaga - Lv. 24 Lv. 24 - - Modeler - Lv. 21 - - - Monma - Lv. 18 Lv. 18 - - Nobuki - - - Lv. 64 - Noie - Lv. 26 - JP - - Nukabachi - - - Lv. 26 - Obata - Lv. 34 Lv. 34 - - Ochid - - - Lv. 24 - Ooniwa - Lv. 29 Lv. 29 - - Porte - - Lv. 42 - - Raina - - Lv. 18 (改) - - Ryuuno - Lv. 25 - - - Ryuusuke Lv. 50 Lv. 24 - - - Ryuuyou - Lv. 24 Lv. 24 - - Sabu-chan Lv. 29 Lv. 30 - - - Seiryuu - Lv. 1 Lv. 1 - - Shirofu - - - Lv. 34 - Shoryou - - - Lv. 18 - Shuuhou - Lv. 27 Lv. 27 - - Someoka Event Lv. 1 Lv. 1 (改) Lv. 1 Lv. 13 Someoka (Dark Emperors form) - Lv. 1 - - Lv. 13 Someoka (adult form) - - - Lv. 1 - Sura - - - Lv. 48 - Takamori - - - Lv. 15 - Takizawa - Lv. 34 - - - Terano - - Lv. 22 - - Toki - - Lv. 17 - - Touma Lv. 28 Lv. 18 Lv. 18 - - Tulakumo - - - Lv. 22 - Umisaki - Lv. 26 - - - Wolf - - - Lv. 17 - Zhangfei - - - Lv. 21 - NPC only ??? (Dark Emperors form) - Lv. 1 Lv. 1 - -

Spin-off games

Users - Inazuma Eleven Strikers series

Player Name Element Position Can use Normal version Drago ✖ ✖ ✓ Someoka ✓ ✓ ✓ 改 version Drago ✖ ✖ ✓ Someoka ✓ ✓ ✓

Inazuma Eleven Dash

• Someoka Ryuugo

Users - Inazuma Eleven AC

Card Name Position OF DF Energy Cost Goujin [DB00-PM (C)] 4350 2800 1 6 Goujin [DB00-PM (R)] 4640 3060 1 6 Someoka [DB00-PM (C)] 4190 3090 1 6 Someoka [DB00-PM (R)] 5060 3450 0 6 Goujin [DB01-08] 4390 2770 1 6

Users - Inazuma Eleven SD

Player Name Element Position Slot Aida [Raimon OB] Slot 2 Fujimaru [Mikage Sennou (Asuto-hen)] Slot 2 Goujin [Inakuni Raimon] Slot 2 Ishikabe [Minodouzan] Slot 1 Ryuusuke [Inazuma KFC] Slot 1 Someoka [Hakuren (Asuto-hen)] Slot 1 Someoka [Raimon] Slot 1 Tomo [Kidokawa Seishuu (Asuto-hen)] Slot 2

Info

Anime

Amidst Raimon's training, Endou and Someoka had a heart to heart talk, making Someoka determined to create his own hissatsu technique. After several attempts, Someoka created Dragon Crash, surprising all of Raimon. Celebrating the creation of his technique, Kurimatsu and Megane suggested various names, with Someoka choosing to use Megane's more well thought-of ones.

In the practice match between Raimon and Occult, Someoka used it twice, quickly getting past Juuzou and successfully scoring Raimon's first and second goals respectively. Following Occult's counterattacks, Someoka used it twice again to try to score, but both attempts were stopped by Juuzou's Yugamu Kuukan. Eventually, realizing he's still got a long way to go, Someoka used it as an aerial pass into Gouenji's Fire Tornado, creating Dragon Tornado and pushing Juuzou into the goal, successfully scoring Raimon's third goal.

In the match between Raimon and Nose, Someoka tried using it, but he was quickly stopped by Lion's rolling tackle, blowing him away and injuring him in the process.

In the match between Raimon and Mikage Sennou, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was weakened by the combined defense of Mikage Sennou's defenders and easily caught by Takeshi. Someoka used it again to try to score, but it was barely stopped by Takeshi's Shoot Pocket.

In the match between Raimon and Shuuyou Meito Gakuen, Someoka used it twice to try to score, but both attempts missed the goal due to a combination of Gorimuchuu and Idol's Goal Zurashi. Someoka tried using it again, but he was prevented by Megane from doing so, with Robo stealing the ball from him. With Megane's order, Someoka used it and Megane headed the ball towards the goal, successfully scoring Raimon's first goal. Shortly afterwards, Megane ordered Someoka to quickly use Dragon Crash, pushing Idol towards the goal and successfully scoring Raimon's second and winning goal.

In the match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was deflected by Genda's Power Shield. Signaling each other, Someoka used it again, with Gouenji combining his Fire Tornado before it being deflected, changing Dragon Crash's dragon into Dragon Tornado's and successfully scoring Raimon's first goal.

In the practice match between Raimon and the Inazuma Eleven, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Hibiki's God Hand.

In the match between Raimon and Senbayama, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was deflected by Ayano's Makiwari Chop. Someoka used it again, quickly getting past Ayano and successfully scoring Raimon's second and winning goal.

Amidst Raimon's training, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was deflected by Endou's Nekketsu Punch, impressing Ichinose who was watching from afar.

In the match between Raimon and Gemini Storm, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was quickly stopped by Reize's knee.

In the match between Raimon and SP Fixers, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Tetsukabe's Safety Protect. Someoka tried using it again, but Someoka got the ball stolen by Touko's The Tower.

In the match between Raimon and Hakuren, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was quickly stopped by Fubuki's kick.

In the second and last match between Raimon and Gemini Storm, Someoka used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Gorleo's Black Hole.

Game

As Someoka was training for Dragon Crash under the guidance of Aida, Someoka used it in its incomplete version. The following day, determined to prove himself, Someoka completed it and used it.

In the practice match between Raimon and Occult, Someoka used it, breaking through Juuzou's defense and successfully scoring Raimon's first goal. Someoka used it again to try to score, but it was stopped by Juuzou's Yugamu Kuukan.

Acquirement

Inazuma Eleven 2

• Can be bought in Kyouto's Hihoudou: Kyouto Shop (秘宝堂(ひほうどう)　京都(きょうと)店(てん)) for 600 Nekketsu points.

Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy

• Can be bought in Ratoniik's Hihoudou on Juuro Village (ジュウロ村(むら)) for 920 Nekketsu points.

Usage

The user turns around, reeling back their right leg. As the red-eyed blue dragon appears, the ball gets charged with bright blue energy. Once the dragon's near the user's reeled leg, the user shoots the ball forward with a bright blue trail, making the dragon follow the ball as it heads towards the goal.

Slideshow

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Gallery

Gallery

Anime screenshots Game screenshots Manga screenshots Official artwork TCG Miscellaneous Reize stopping Dragon Crash with his knee. Fubuki stopping Dragon Crash. Someoka trying to use Dragon Crash for the first time. 神 Dragon Crash in the Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy game. Dragon Crash in Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road. Dragon Crash's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy. Dragon Crash's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013. Dragon Crash 改's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013. Dragon Crash in chapter 6 of the Inazuma Eleven manga. Dragon Crash in chapter 7 of the Inazuma Eleven manga. Dragon Crash in the HonoSuto! ~Gouenji no Hitorigoto~ manga. Artwork of Dragon Crash. 1-1-019. Y2-25. Y4-31. R1-022. P-02. FF-019. Dragon Crash in the puzzle of Inazuma Eleven. Dragon Crash in Inazuma Eleven's English anime localization (first typography). Dragon Crash in Inazuma Eleven's English anime localization (second typography). Dragon Crash in Inazuma Eleven the Movie: The Invasion of the Strongest Army Ogre's Polish localization. Dragon Crash in Inazuma Eleven's English game localization. Dragon Crash in Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road's English localization.

Video

Anime

INAZUMA ELEVEN FIRST DRAGON CRASH

Game

Inazuma Eleven 3: Sekai e no Chousen!!

Inazuma Eleven 3 Spark - Dragon Crash

Inazuma Eleven SD

Someoka's version

-Inazuma Eleven SD- Dragon Crash - Ryuugo Someoka

Dark Emperors Someoka's version

-Inazuma Eleven SD- Dragon Crash - Ryuugo Someoka (DE)

Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road

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Trivia

• The way Someoka acquires Dragon Crash is depicted differently across media.
  • In the Inazuma Eleven game, Aida taught Someoka how to use Dragon Crash.
  • In the Inazuma Eleven anime, Someoka created it after realizing he had to have his own playstyle instead of copying Gouenji's.
  • In the Inazuma Eleven manga, Someoka used it for the first time during the match against Occult, after Endou's encouragement.
• In the Inazuma Eleven anime, after creating Dragon Crash, Kurimatsu suggested naming it Ryuu no Shoot (竜(りゅう)のシュート, Ryū no Shūto, lit. Dragon Shoot) while Megane suggested Dragon Shoot (ドラゴンシュート, Doragon Shūto) and Dragon Someoka (ドラゴン染岡(そめおか), Doragon Someoka).
  • Interestingly, the naming suggestions are not present in the English localization, likely due to both of the first suggestions having a similar meaning.
• In the tutorial for Inazuma Eleven Eiyuutachi no Victory Road, Dragon Crash is labelled as Yume Gentei Dragon Crash (夢(ゆめ)限定(げんてい)ドラゴンクラッシュ, Yume Gentei Doragon Kurasshu, lit. Dream-Limited Dragon Crash; dub: Dreamscape: Dragon Crash) due to the fact it takes place in a dream before the events of the first match against Teikoku Gakuen and Someoka hasn't learned it yet.
  • It shares this trait with The Wall and God Hand.

See also

• Dragon Tornado
• Wyvern Crash
• Wyvern Blizzard
• Dragon Slayer