Flame Dance

Flame Dance
Hissatsu data
JP name	フレイムダンス
Dub name	Flame Dance
Type	Block
Element	Fire
Users	1
Evolution	Normal → 改 → 真
Cost
Inazuma Eleven 2	32
Inazuma Eleven 2	32
Inazuma Eleven 3	39
Inazuma Eleven 3	39
Strikers	40
Strikers	40
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	40
Strikers 2012 Xtreme	40
GO Strikers 2013	40
GO Strikers 2013	40
Debut
Game	Inazuma Eleven 2: Kyoui no Shinryakusha
Anime	Episode 034

Flame Dance (フレイムダンス, Fureimu Dansu) is a block hissatsu technique introduced in Inazuma Eleven.

Game description

Description

Inazuma Eleven 2 JP: T.B.A. (T.B.A. ) EN: An intense dance that sets hearts aflame in more ways than one! Inazuma Eleven 3 Victory Road JP: T.B.A. (炎をまとった　激しいブレイクダンスで相手からボールを奪う　情熱ディフェンス。) EN: Use fiery breakdancing moves to steal the ball from the opponent. Spin-offs Strikers JP: T.B.A. (炎をまとって、はげしくダンス。近づいたら、やけどするぜ！！) EN: An intense dance that sets hearts aflame in more ways than one! 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 Aku Lv. 26 Lv. 26 André - Lv. 17 Aoi Lv. 36 Lv. 36 Aono Lv. 42 Lv. 42 Asamizu Lv. 32 - Ashida Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Asuka Lv. 38 Lv. 38 Atago Lv. 35 - Chiquita Lv. 27 Lv. 27 Chouhi - Lv. 23 Cool Lv. 29 Lv. 29 Dingaa - Lv. 12 Ehime Lv. 33 Lv. 33 Ei Lv. 39 Lv. 39 Etsuma Lv. 28 Lv. 28 File Lv. 31 Lv. 19 Ginwa Lv. 29 Lv. 29 Gooshu - Lv. 20 Hibihara Lv. 26 Lv. 26 Hide - Lv. 31 Hijiri - Lv. 54 Hiroaki Lv. 44 Lv. 44 Hitomi Lv. 42 Lv. 42 Hiura Lv. 30 Lv. 30 Ichinose Lv. 30 Lv. 30 (改) Ichinose (Unicorn form) - Lv. 1 (改) Iga Lv. 20 Lv. 20 Inami Lv. 30 Lv. 30 Inpou Lv. 36 Lv. 36 Inui Lv. 66 Lv. 66 Iwate Lv. 30 Lv. 30 Jimichi Lv. 50 Lv. 50 Kamei Lv. 48 Lv. 38 Kamizuru - Lv. 35 Kaneko Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Kanno Lv. 37 Lv. 37 Kasayama - Lv. 24 Kate - Lv. 34 Kikuchi - Lv. 48 Kobana - Lv. 44 Kobayashi Lv. 28 Lv. 28 Kodera - Lv. 34 Koudou - Lv. 20 Kunitachi Lv. 35 Lv. 35 Kyan Lv. 44 - Lagarto - Lv. 35 Maihime - Lv. 28 Maitani Lv. 39 - Mani Lv. 34 Lv. 34 Marron - Lv. 52 Masaoka Lv. 45 Lv. 45 Matsuda Lv. 39 Lv. 42 Mibu Lv. 48 Lv. 28 Mimura Lv. 46 - Minamishima - Lv. 36 Myong-ho - Lv. 1 Nagaosa Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Naka Lv. 33 Lv. 33 Nakama - Lv. 34 Naminori Lv. 36 - Nekketsu - Lv. 38 Nekono Lv. 59 - Neriyama Lv. 36 Lv. 36 Nishijima - Lv. 30 Niwayama Lv. 28 - Norimatsu Lv. 40 Lv. 40 Otomura Lv. 1 Lv. 1 Pierre - Lv. 16 Pierron Lv. 37 Lv. 16 Powwow - Lv. 15 Rafael - Lv. 16 Raimei Lv. 40 - Sadaoka Lv. 48 Lv. 48 Satake Lv. 39 Lv. 24 Seira Lv. 46 Lv. 46 Semimaru Lv. 30 Lv. 30 Shiraishi Lv. 25 Lv. 25 Shiroma Lv. 41 Lv. 41 Sihero Lv. 44 Lv. 44 Souno - Lv. 33 Sumi - Lv. 40 Summer - Lv. 57 Suzuka Lv. 24 Lv. 24 Takao Lv. 47 - Tamada Lv. 39 Lv. 39 Tamagawa Lv. 50 Lv. 50 Ted - Lv. 55 Themba - Lv. 1 Tokieda Lv. 21 Lv. 21 Torihara Lv. 39 Lv. 39 Tsubasa Lv. 34 Lv. 34 Tsukazaki Lv. 21 Lv. 21 Udagawa - Lv. 17 Uesaka Lv. 20 Lv. 20 Yakushiji Lv. 29 Lv. 29 Yamamura Lv. 30 Lv. 30 Yokohama - Lv. 28 Zaihou Lv. 28 - Zukeran - Lv. 34 NPC only Robo L - Lv. 1

Spin-off games

Users - Inazuma Eleven Strikers series

Player Name Element Position Can use Gooshu ✖ ✖ ✓ Ichinose ✓ ✓ ✓ Marron ✖ ✖ ✓ Otomura ✓ ✓ ✓

Info

In the second and last match between Raimon and Gemini Storm, Ichinose created it and used it, successfully stealing the ball from Io.

In the practice match between Raimon and Yokato, Ichinose used it, successfully stealing the ball from Kasayama.

Amidst Raimon's training, Ichinose used it, successfully stealing the ball from Kidou.

In the match between Raimon and Epsilon Kai, Ichinose used it, successfully stealing the ball from Zel. Ichinose used it again, successfully stealing the ball from Swarm.

In the match between Raimon and Diamond Dust, Ichinose used it, successfully stealing the ball from Lionne.

In the practice match between Raimon and Teikoku Gakuen, Ichinose used it to try to steal the ball, but Kidou heel-passed the ball to Doumen, who managed to evade it.

In the match between Raimon and Chaos, Ichinose used it to try to steal the ball, but Nepper managed to evade it.

In the match between Unicorn and Inazuma Japan, Ichinose used Flame Dance 改, successfully stealing the ball from Someoka. Ichinose evolved Flame Dance 改, using 真 Flame Dance and successfully stealing the ball from Gouenji.

Acquirement

Inazuma Eleven 2

• Can be bought in Fukuoka's Hihoudou: Fukuoka Shop (秘宝堂(ひほうどう)　福岡(ふくおか)店(てん)) for 1,300 Nekketsu points.

Inazuma Eleven 3

• Can be bought in Northern Toukyou's Yorozuya: Shop in Front of the Gymnasium (万屋(よろずや)　体育館(たいいくかん)前(まえ)店(てん)) on Raimon Junior High: In Front of the Gymnasium (雷門中　体育館前) for 1,800 Nekketsu points.

Usage

The user gets into position and hops off of the field, flipping their whole body around and landing with a lefthanded handstand. They then spin in place, stretching out their legs and gathering veils of flames around them, creating a flamey whirlwind. Once they spin into the air, the flamey whirlwind rapidly heads towards their opponent, trapping them in a spiral of flames and burning them. As the ball gets snatched by one of the flamey spirals, their opponent falls onto the ground and the ball lands by them, successfully stealing it from them.

Slideshow

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Gallery

Gallery
Game screenshots TCG Miscellaneous Flame Dance's preview in Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013. 2-2-09. 3-4-15. IGS-06-026. Flame Dance in Inazuma Eleven's English localization (first typography). Flame Dance in Inazuma Eleven's English localization (second typography). Flame Dance in Inazuma Eleven's English localization (third typography). Flame Dance 改 in Inazuma Eleven's English localization.

Video

Anime

Inazuma Eleven(イナズマイレブン)真フムイムダンス Shin Flame Dance

Game

Inazuma Eleven 3: Sekai e no Chousen!!

Inazuma Eleven 3 Sekai No Chosen The Ogre - Flame Dance

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013

Inazuma Eleven GO Strikers 2013 - Flame Dance ( フレイムダンス )-0

Trivia

• In the Inazuma Eleven anime, when it was used in its evolved forms, the opponent wasn't shown to be trapped in a spiral of flames.
• In the English localization of the Inazuma Eleven anime, when it was used in the match against Diamond Dust, it's said as Flame Dancer despite its typography showing otherwise.
  • Additionally, when it evolved to its 改 and 真 stages, it's said as Changed Flame Dance and True Flame Dance respectively while retaining Flame Dance 改's visuals.
  • This causes a continuation error with the Japanese airing of the anime as it was shown to have evolved to its 真 stage, corresponding to +2 in the English localization.