Eternal Blizzard (エターナルブリザード, Etānaru Burizādo) is a shoot hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven.
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Users[]
- Fubuki Shirou (Chara Change & Merged forms)
- Hyoujou Retsuto
- Kitami Ryuu
- Fubuki Atsuya (Hakuren (Asuto-hen) form)
- Fubuki Shirou (Hakuren (Asuto-hen), White Day, & Manatsu forms)
- Minamisawa Atsushi (Project K form)
- Shiratoya Nae (Hakuren (Asuto-hen) form)
- Yagami Reina (Eisei form)
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Anime[]
Inazuma Eleven[]
Eternal Blizzard is a hissatsu technique created by Atsuya[1], using it in all of his matches and scoring with it. Following his death, his brother, Shirou, would develop his personality and playstyle, being able to eventually master Eternal Blizzard and keep on scoring with it.
In the match between Hakuren and Raimon[2], Fubuki used it, freezing Endou's God Hand and breaking through it, successfully scoring Hakuren's first goal. Fubuki tried using it again, but it went off-course as a result of the combined efforts of Touko's The Tower followed by Kabeyama's The Wall, breaking through both techniques in the process.
In the second and last match between Raimon and Gemini Storm[3], Fubuki used it, blowing Gorleo away and freezing the goal, successfully scoring Raimon's second and winning goal.
In the first match between Raimon and Epsilon[4], Fubuki used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Desarm with his right arm, slightly pushing him back into the goal line in the process.
In the match between Raimon and Shin Teikoku Gakuen[5], Fubuki used it following Someoka's Wyvern Crash as an aerial pass, creating Wyvern Blizzard, quickly getting past Genda and successfully scoring Raimon's first goal.
In the match between Raimon and Osaka Gals CCC[6], Fubuki used it, quickly breaking through Koi's Hanafubuki, successfully scoring Raimon's second goal. Fubuki used it again, quickly getting past Koi and successfully scoring Raimon's third goal.
In the second and last match between Raimon and Epsilon[7], Fubuki used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Desarm's Wormhole. Fubuki used it thrice more to try to score[8], but all attempts were stopped by Desarm's Wormhole, with each attempt being noted to have even more power than the last. Fubuki used it a fifth time, breaking through Desarm's Wormhole and successfully scoring Raimon's first goal. Fubuki would try to use it again, but it was stopped by Desarm's Drill Smasher.
In the first match between Raimon and The Genesis[1], due to his mental state, Shirou took over the Atsuya personality and used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Nero, slightly pushing him back into the goal line in the process.
In the match between Raimon and Epsilon Kai[9], Fubuki used it four times to try to score, but all attempts were stopped by two of Desarm's Drill Smashers, Wormhole, and catching it in his right arm respectively, breaking Fubuki apart in the process.
Amidst each Raimon member getting ready to head to Mount Fuji[10], Shirou used it to try to score, but it lost its power as it was heading towards the goal, being rebound off of the crossbar in the process.
In the second and last match between Raimon and The Genesis[11], Fubuki used it to try to score, but it was stopped by Nero's Procyon Net.
Inazuma Eleven GO[]
Amidst Yukimura's training[12][13], Fubuki taught Yukimura how to use it, eventually being able to successfully master it.
Movie[]
In the match between Raimon and Zero, Fubuki used it, with Kidou, Fudou, and Kazemaru using Koutei Penguin 2gou as a shoot chain, making it divert when coming into contact with Mutou's Gravity Point and releasing Aoi from the cell.
Acquirement[]
- Can be bought in England's camp Hidden Treasure shop for 3,200 Nekketsu points
- Can be bought in Sazanaara's Abookle Street (アブックルストリート) Hidden Treasure shop for 920 Nekketsu points.
Usage[]
Inazuma Eleven[]
The user kicks the ball in the air and hops, positioning themselves with the ball parallel to both of their legs. They then kick the ball with their left leg, making it spin, and quickly turn around, kicking it with their left leg again, covering the ball with swirls of ice and lifting it up in the air upon landing on the field. Once the ball gets frozen, they spin their whole body towards the ball and volley it with their right foot, curving it as it heads towards the goal followed by fleeting swirls of ice.
Inazuma Eleven AC[]
The user kicks the ball in the air with their right foot, covering it with bright blue energy, quickly turning around and kicking it to the side with their left foot, making it spin as it gets covered with swirls of ice, landing back on the field. Once the ball gets frozen, they spin their whole body towards the ball and volley it with their right foot, curving it as it heads towards the goal followed by fleeting swirls of ice.
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Inazuma Eleven GO[]
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Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha[]
Inazuma Eleven GO 2: Chrono Stone[]
Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy[]
Inazuma Eleven AC[]
Inazuma Eleven SD[]
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Trivia[]
- In the Revival of the Bonds drama CD, Fubuki used Eternal Blizzard as a hissatsu technique.
- In the Inazuma Eleven GO the Movie: The Ultimate Bonds Gryphon movie, despite Shirou's hair changing to resemble that of Atsuya's, his eye color did not change.
- The strength of this hissatsu technique in Inazuma Eleven GO was listed as "B" in "Inazuma Eleven GO Shine/Dark: Nekketsu Official Guidebook Kyuukyoku-ban."
References[]
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Inazuma Eleven - Episode 045.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 032.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 034.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 036.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 038.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 040.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 041.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 042.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 051.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 059.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven - Episode 061.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven GO - Episode 025.
- ↑ Inazuma Eleven GO - Episode 026.
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